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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
Legal Notice.

John Perkins. Rebecca A. Perkins, Them"
NJ. Bowen and Josephine \. F. Bowen Fnos'
residences are unknown, will tax" notice 'nn
William S. Field on the 9th day Of August, 4.
D. 1864. filed his petition against them IN the
District Court of the Second judicial District D!
the State ofRarsas o and for Marshall county
with Washington, shirley and Republic coua'
ties in said State attached for Judicial purposes
The object and prayer Of said petition Is to 0'
tain ju Igment against the said Ohm PERKINS "
certain promissory note dated October en-
1860 given BY said John Perkins to Wl!ilan D.
Field. for the sum ofSl90, with interest tndLs'
on from date, to-wit: August 9th looV, at ",
rate of 20 per cent per al num until pau
TO obtain a decree Of foreclosure and orues "
sale of tie West half of the South East quarVe'i
and East half OF the South West quarter Of
tion number Twenty-Five, in Township nua
Der Two South Of Range number Four tas', =. -
Washington county State of Kansas, conte!
by said John Perkins and Rebecca A. peiAin.'
by mort ge to The said William S. Field 10
sure the payment Of said promissory note'
the said william s. Field, and to obtain JUG
ment on said mortgage for the sum Of Fifty o9l,
lars Inundated damages for foreclosure iheIs..
and costs of this suit, and that the SAID '0a.
Perkins, Bebecca A. Perkins, Thomas NJ. p0r..
a nd Josephine A. P. Bowen be barred anu W.
ever foreclosea Of a,' :ignt, claim, hen, in'e'si
dover interest and equity of redemption IN 1aSa a
to said mortgaged premises. The said M Zen S
Perkins, Rebecca A. Perkins, Thomas W. .t. - ,n.
and Josephine A. p Bowen are notineu ma -,
less they appear and plead ansrs. ,Ss or dsHp. D.
on or before the Seventh day Of octooer a.
is Iss4. the said petition will be taken a' true 'a'
Judgment rendered acc JrdiugH; ugH;,,ycpp
BRUMBAUGH BOLLlNuLn,
,oe1 Attorneys
AuS"s. ''A For VIM. s. Field.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

Benton Arnold whose residence is unknown
will take notice that Henry Barickow on the
2Sth day of July, A. D. 1864, flied his petition
m the District Court CT the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, in and for Mar.
shall county with others attached foc Judicisl
purposes, against Benton Arnold. On q nOts
dated Nottingham, Marshall county, August
30th 1860, for the sum Of $4,000 payable in
twelve months from date, with interest after
due, at 20 pGr cent per annur, and the OBJECT Of
this suit is to obtain judgment ag iinst the above
named detenGent on the note mentioned, aud 10
decree of foreclosure and sale ofthe South half
of the North East quarter and North hsH Of
the South East quarter ofSection Nineteen (l9)
in Township Five (5) South OF Range eight lo)
East, in Marshall county Kansas, containing
100 acres, conveyed by the said Benlcn Ar
mold to secure the payment of the said note to
the plaintiff, and also to obtain judgment GA
the mortgage for the sum of $4,000 lqutdats!
damages and the costs Of this suit, and that un-
less the said defendent plead. answer or demur
to the plaintiffs petition on or before the 10Th
day of October, A. D. 1864. the same will TO
taken as confessed and judgment rendered 60
cordingly. BE. hlLLEl:
Attest, Pialntlt ANY.
Alexander Campbell, Clerk. ls-'
Dated August, 9Th 1864.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

Governor Carney sold the Penitentiary
and Militia bonds for ninety cents on the
dollar. There were some of our shrewd-
est bankers who predicted that he would
not get twenty-five cents for them. Moth.
ing like having a financier at the head OF
affairs. IAeav. Bulletin.
The Bulletin is getting smart. 1t eth
er don, know, or will not inform that
the law authorizing Gov. Carney 10 sell
the Bonds of The State. contained clause
providing that the bonds should not be sold
for less than ninety cents on the dollar
The Governor negotiated them As low ashe
could, and we presume Is high IS be could.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
Another s'Mislake.o

Sol. Miller, in writing to his paper, the
Chief, says that "nine.t .tenths of the Ger.
mans in Ohio are Copperheads Of the
meanest sort. Big Blue Uaion.
"Sol Miller" says no such thing, nor
does he believe it, In letter from OHIO
we spoke of the Germans of q certain To-
caii,y being nearly all Copperheads. That
locality included t,oo or three tosonships.-
White Cloud Chit.
We copy the following from the iden-
teal letter from Ohio, giving Sol MiIler's
own words. There is some mistake :"
about his assertion:
"One strange circumstance we notice
here, eigth.tenths of the Germans through.
out this achole country are Copperheads of
very meanest type. But, we will also add
that very large majority Of the Germans
about here are Of a very low class
When We made the assertion we quoted
from memory, not being able to put our
hands upon the paper, and wrote it nine
instead of eight .enths.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

Rachel Gilmore, whose residence is unkpor,
will take notice that Henry Baricklow on ~.
26th day of July, i. D. 1864, fled his peti,;,,
in the District Court of the Second JujicigI NJ.
trict of the State Of Kansas, in and for MarsIsp
County with others attached for judicial NM
poses, against RACIAL Gilmore on a note datsI
Nottingham, Marshall County, August Sd lSS0
for the sum of $4,000 payable in twelve mop,5,
from date, with interest after due, 20 per cen,
per annum, and the object of this suit is to ob.
tain judgment against the above name defend.
ant on the note mentioned. a1d deere. .,
foreclosure and sale of the South West quartz,
ofSection Twentyfour ca in Township Nun.
ber One (D South of Range Number Four A.
East in " Washilgton County Kansas, containiur
100 acres, conveyed by the said Rachel Gilmors
to secure the payment of the said note to ths
plaintiff, end also the costs of this suit; and
that unless the defendent plead answer or Dc.
rnur TO the plaintiff s petition on or before III.
10th day OF October, 4. d. 1854 the same will
be taken as confessed and judgment rendered
accordingly. L. KILLEY
Ateest, Plaintiffs Atty
ALEXANDER Campbell Clerk. 1871
Dated August 9th, 1864.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
For the 9TH day of September, 1861.
Organize.

Every Democrat and every lever of
Constitutional liberty, freedom of speech.
and protection Of citizens in persons and
properly, rally to the call for Mass
Meeting to be held in Marysviile on the
7lh day of September next, and there each
citizen of Marshall County consult In gen
eral Convention what is best to be done
in the present distracted state of our Ma.
ton.
Rally as one man, and say to our aboli-
ton conspirators that your day is run, no
longer can you prescribe what is best to
be done for the interests of Marshall Co.,
or for Kansas. No longer can you charge
Constitutional loving citizens aojth Treason
at your pleasure. NO LONGER CAN
YOU PROCLAIM THAT ALL MEN
WHO REFUSE TO BOW IN HUMBLE
SUPPLICATION before the THRONE
OF LINCOLN'S ABOLITION GOD
ARE SECESSIONISTS AND TRIAL
TORS-no longer can you in the face of
truth proclaim yourselves the only Union
Men in Kansas.
Then speak Democrats with voice of
thunder! The Democratic party is the
only Union party of Kansas, and under
Democratic rule We have had Seventy
Years of Peace, Prosperity and public or.
er. Let these ABo LITIoN BLOOD HOUNDS
know that seventy years of peace has only
been disturbed by placing in power an
Abolition fanatic. as President; that since
the independence Of lha-North Ameri ca n
continent, and the Declaration of Inde-
pendence we have had no internal discord
that the Democratic party cannot be
held responsible for the present state of
the Nation, and charge as with one man
the responsibility upon the abolition and
republican party, where it Justly belongs.
Show to the political enemy that Demo
Gratis, although beaten by . plurality of
! votes in 1860, can not and will not for
sake the only principles calculated to Sc.
cure prosperity and universal peace thro'-
out the Union.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
LEGAL NOTICE

George G. Pierce, David E. Ballard -,
NJ. Bowen and Josephine A. P. Bower 40nss s
residences are unknown, will take n,,;os "aos.
Henry Baricklow on the 2sth dav of I-, Ina:
d. 1854, filed his petition in the 6;s,r;s. 1.
of the Second judicial District of tha GO O0us.
Kansas in and for Marshall Con,,, "'e a
Washington, Shirley and Republic CAM. with
tached for Judicial purposes, arains, * a''
G. Pierce, David E. Ballard, Thomas NJ p0's
aud Josephine a. T. Bowen, on a note d.,
Washington, Washington County E,".a
August 2lst, 1860, for the snm Of 500. 90 Say
able in twelve months from date with pay
after due, st 20 Per cent per annun, and Sss s
object vi this suit is to obtain judgment ar.;s Ns
the above named defendants on the po,o NS' -
toned, and decree Of foreclosure and s,i.
the East half of the North East quarter os 0i
ton Number Eleven (1l) aud the Son,S rt, rec,
quarter ofthe South East / of Section ~
Two ~ and the South West of ghe Sor,s "
! of Section Number One n in Tcmnsbin y."
Der Three (5) South of Range NpnL-
Three (5) East ia Washington CouHtv S,s,. :.
Kansas, containing l60 acres, couyeyedb \. y
said George G.. Pierce, David E. Ballard II. We
as NJ. Bowen and Josephine A. P. Bowen ,a-l a'-i'
cure the ayment of the said note 10 the p,:'
tiff and also the sosts of this suit. and tbo, ~
less the said defendants, plead, answer or dem.
to the Plaintiffs petition OF or before the IO's
day Of October, A. D. 1864, the same will :.
taken as confessed and Judgment rendered :.
cerdingly. B. t. EIILEy
Arrest, Plaintiffs Atty.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Clerk.
Dated August, 9th, 1854. IS--
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
The Frontier.

Something should be done for the From
tier. The settlers need protection and
are entitled to it. A general feeling of
insecurity exists throughout The country
bordering the Indian range. Settlers are
moving away intending to never return,
or at least no! until security prevails. /,
is terrible blow upon the fair prospects
of this sactIon. No arguments will in
duce many to stay, though there is quite
a number of those who are less timid who
are determined to remain by their homes
and crops until driven from them by force
This state of affairs is confined mostly to
Washington, Republic and Shirly coun-
ties though few are leaving some por-
tions of Marshall. Our advice is to stand
firm, don't run until you kno,0 there is
danger 10 your families,-there are very
few men who will run because they are in
a little personal danger-for we know
that something will be done to protect the
frontier settlements. This country is not
to be abandoned and winners need not
prophesy it.
Gen. Curtis is marching against the
Indians from Kearney south with quite a
respectable force. Several companies are
ordered to Gen. Blunt at Fort RiIy to op-
crate against them from that direction
And with these forces moving towards
them from either side, they will get hurt
or run, and if they run, of course it will
be west towards the mountains and not east
towards the settlers. Scouts are employ
ed who are now in the vicinity of the Re.
publican watching for roaming Indians.
Messrs. mbaugh and Wiesbach start
ed yesterday for Fl. Leavenworth to pre-.
sent memorials asking the establishment
of fort at the Big Bend of the Republi-
can. With post there, and one on Lit
tie Blue at Hackrey's ranch as proposed,
the frontier would be we'll guarded.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

The Leavenworth Times abuses Gen.
Lane because Col. VIM. A. Phillips is re.
lieved from the command of the Indian
Brigade. That is another ''mistake" in
the Times. Col. Phillips and Gen. Thay-
er have been at logger-heads for some
time past, aud Thayer has beat him
Blunt and Thayer had a fuss over COM
mands down there this summer, and
Thayer beat him. Blunt is Lanes friend
and had his icfuence to assist him.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
Oh, Consistency!

The Carney papers in the Northern
Tier have been abusing Gen. Lane be.
cause he did not labor for our railroad
interest, but labored for Atchison. The
Atchison Champion publishes two columns
Of evidence proving that Gen. Lane did
not labor for A,chison's interest, but Ia
bored for the Northern Tier. Which way
will you have il. gentlemen -? Somebody
must have lied. We will publish what the
Champion says next week.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
Proceedings Of the Republican
Union Township Convention

Of the Republican
Union Township Convention
at Marysv1lle.
Pursuant to the call Of the Republican
Union County Committee the citizens of
Marysville Township Marshall county me.
on Saturday Angus, 9th, 1864 nominated
six delegates to the county convention that
meets at Marysville September. Sd 1864
for the purpose of putting in nomination
candidates for the offices of Representa-
tive, Probate Judge, District Clerk, Coun'
ty Attorney. Supt. Public instruction,
and = Delegate TO the topeka State
Convention. The following named gen.
tlemen were elected as delegates;
JNo. w. BoLLINGER, DIR, WM. ED.
WARDS, FRANK SCHMIDT, J. D. BRUM-
BAUGH, WM. B. DUNCAN AND E.. C..
MANNING.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

For the 7th day Of September, 1864
Conventions.

In this issue we publish the call of the
regular, State Central Committee of the
State Of Kansas, calling for a delegate
Convention Of the Republican party, and
al loyal citizens who are in favor Of a
speedy suppression of the rebellion, to
meet in Topeka, on Tuesday, the 18th of
September, to nominate candidates for the
d!fferant State Offices. We also publish
a call of many citizens calling for pri-
mary meetings on Monday the 9Th of Sep
,ember, at 2 o'clock, p. m., and County
Convention on the 7ih of September, al 9
o'clock, p. m.
We caution all lovers of political econ
omy, all voters who know their rights and
dare maintain them against usurpers of
the peoples rights, against afiliating with
men whose only aim is the promotion Of
their selfish ends, and elevating them
selves to places of public trust and poIiti-
cal hopors; and advise the voters of Mar
shall county. who are opposed to the cleo
tion of Jim Lane to the United States
Senate, to rcpudia,e the Jim Lane, Sidney
Clarke and Jacob Stotler Convention, to
be held in MarysviiIe, on Saturday, the
Sd of September, 1854, as also the pri-
mary meetings called on tomorrow, the
9th day of August, because that Conven-
ton has been concocted and gotten up by
the appointees Of Jim Lane, and for the
sole purpose Of re-electing him to the po.
sition which he has already disgraced.-
Take your position under the State call
made by tie regular Committee, and
signed by S. F. Atwood, Secretary, there
by say 10 disorganizers and usurpers of
your political rights that you cannot be
led by selfish iemagogues or unprincipled
political wire pullers.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

The political campaign Marshall fairly heads
world Saturday
which contained Tom Carney Co.'S call for Convention, cali signed by
containing three asking
delegates County Convention held Marysvi,
September opposition the Convention that Mayvie,
regular call of the only Republican Union Cen
the Zeal editorial headed taken
Enterprise which take pride Peter H.
ag the editors and publishers of Enterprise and
accompany edo. with another editorial headed ORGANIZE which is
Platform Aug 81 1861 which published
edited by the Peter Peters and James M The people Of
themselves this
published such address be allowed SHALL and
shall their support Are they nd hey in
disguise
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
For PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
war Summary.

From all that is to be CLEANED from the
telegraphic repous and the correspondence
Of the eastern journals, it appears thai
there is but little gained on either side
since our last issue; and If any, the pre-
ponderarce Of success lies on our side.
In iron, Of Petersburg the face Of affairs
resembles gladiatorial contest, wherein
each combatapt tried to see how much
punishment, be could himself bear, and
no. give an inch Of ground. Sheridan is
slowly driving the rebels towards their
mountain s.roDghods at the head of the
Shenandoah valley. Nothing has been
heard from Sherman since the beginning
Of the week when last heard from he was
holding the enemy securely, and protect
!. ing his line Of supplies. The Tallahassee
still continues to elude the vigilance OF
Federal gunboats, and has thus far de-
stroyed over hundred Of our merchant
and fishing vessels. Forrest, the rebel
raider, whose recent dash into Memphis is
still fresh upon the minds of our readers,
has been pursued, and his band of out
laws scattered. From Southern Louisiana
and Texas The news is of no signal import
apce. In telegram TO the Secretary of
War, Gran. says that he learns through
rebel sources, that Farragut is in possess.
ion Of Fort Morgan. 1t is supposed in
official circles that the Fort was abandon.
ed by the rebels.
LATER.
Tha latest news informs US that Grant
has obtained an important position on the
Weldon railroad, running south from
Petersburg.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

Will the White Cloud Chief inform us
whether or not lis files for '64 contain an
article headed "Sigel Played Out g.
Big Blue Union.
Upon examination Of our files, we find
that such an article was published in the
Chief of June I'd. We cut it from the st.
Louis Democrat. which paper had copied
it tfrom New York exchange. 1t was in-
tended ns no refexion upon the Germans,
but solely upon Sigei. White Cloud
Chief.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
Another "Mistake,"

The Troy Investigator, one of Carney's
papers, is finding fault with Professor
Nudge, the State Geologist. Professor
Nudge is one of Carney's sppointees, and
there must be something rery bad about
him if one of Carney's papers finds fault
with him, otherwise, it must be "mis-
take" Hawkins you must not Do that, as
it will displease your master.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
The ChicagD Convention.

The latest news from the Chicago Con.
ven,ion report it just organizing. Nc.
Clslland seems TO be the popular man and
it was expected that he would be non.
mated on the first ballot. Valandigham
has pledged himself to support ths Chi.
cago nominee as has Fernando Wood,
Gov. Seymour of N. y, and the other big
guns of the copperhead party. The Chi
eago nominee whoever he may be will de-.
velope much larger opposi,ion to Old
Abe 10 Kansas than many supposed. The
Frsudtes will have something to rally
around now.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

THE St. Joe Herald says a gentleman
of that district wrote to the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, inquiring if amin.
voice of goods made out by merchant
to his customer, and receipted in the usu'
al form, is liable to stamp duty, and re
cieved the following:
IAN invoice received by purchaser,
receipted in tho usual form, is charges-
ble with stamp Of Two cents"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
Col. Phillips.

The Atchison Champion comes out for
Col. wm- A. Phillips as their candidate
for Senator.
We know an item or two about Colonel
Phillips. having served under him. six
months, that will be refreshing to the pub.
lie, if he gets to putting on airs.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

COWARD ASSOCIATION, Philaasgsis, P e1 semias!
Of the Nervous SYSTEM sp:sao,inof .o,idnsof the se1u,
Debility and Premature Deesyn
reliable re2tment in eeors Of the Of charge Asa
sent oy ma ss ~ LIZ HOUGHTON, howard As'TpS
Ss. No sou.s Ninth Street. PhiIsdslpliAfA
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
The Answer.

Will the Kansas Ze,tung which has
been abusing the Big Blue Caion fer pub
fishing an article headed "Sigel Played
Out" read the following, and then tell US
if,hey don't feel little fat
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

The last Presidential fast day was gen.
orally and appropriately observed by the
various Jewish synagoges throughout the
land.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

To HUNT INDIANs.-The hundred days
regiment, although not full, il to be turned
over to the government. 1t is said that
it is to be ordered to the plains.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

Col. VIM. Wier, Of the 10th Kansas,
has been cOurt.martialed and dismissed the
service in disgrace.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03
The Great Conspiracy.

Tho existence of great conspiracy
sgains, the government, for its final over
throw this fell and submission to lie JEFF
Davis government is being developed and
exposed by loyal paper. Throughout. the
Northern States. The designs and prep.
erations Of the X. G.. c. movers in the
conspiracy are enormous and astounding.
There is no, a county in the United States
that does no. contain men who are coop
Grating in this movement. Our own Marshall
county has men who belong to the organ
ization, axd ICE hare the proof tha, cannot
be gaiusayed. Let loyal men beware how
they act. These things will all be exposed
in due time. No man doubts the accusa-
ton, that if the traitors at the North rise
With prospect of success there will be
. party of abettors in this county and loyal
men would be cruci6ed.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

The time OF the 10th Kansas has expir.
ed, and those who have not re.en!isted are
now at LeavenwOz.h, waiting to be mus
tered out.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-03

Tha latest news informs US that Grant
has obtained an important position on the
Weldon railroad, running south from
Petersburg.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

WEN. III. BURK, Advertising Agent,
No. 81 Grifwold st., Detroit, Is authorized
TO receive advertisements for the COURIER, as
well as for all other leading north western pa
pers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

prosperity has led him to tho next
best place liking Syracuse, which 80
often saw his goodly and genial pres
enoe. Asa hotsl-keeper, Mr. Wesley
possesses all the requisite affability Of
manner, polished address and dignity
of demeanor, that places him foremost
in his profession Of landlord and host
and whereby he has so long graced
hotel life in this section az to earn for
himself hosts Of warmly attached
friends, both from afar of, and the
closer proximity of our local surround
ings. His experience, too, eminsntly
qualities him to stand at the head of
any of the first-class hotels in the
country, and much as this and the
surrounding community will regret to
part with him for other localities, to
mix in other scenes, still it is pleas
ure to know that his future prospects
brighton up before him, and as Host
of the Everett House," the people of
East Saginaw, and all who may visit
the city, having occasion to stop at
hotel, will have reason to congratulate
themselves upon the accession of Mr..
Wesley. True it is, that whoever
takes his place at the head of the
Springs next season, no man can fill
it with that entire satisfaction which
he and his amiable lady gave the
pleasure seeker. As many Syracus-
ians are having business at the new
Salt regions, we know how eager they
will be to visit Mr.. Wesley in his new
and spacious location, which we un-
derstand is being fitted up under his
direction, so that it will rank with any
hotel in the Metropolis of our State.