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, 1864-03-12


N. Emile dc Colombey relates In his recent
publication. "Lcs O1ginaux de Ia Derniere
Hcure," this curious anecdote: 3'Whcu
franklin lived in France, where he came to
plead the cause of his country's indepeud-
encc auc solicit assistance, his bust was to be
seen evcryn here in Paris. The king Iouis
XVL) had the grotesque idea to order
chamber utensiI to be made at the royal por-
ce1ain manu1actory OF Sevres with Frlnklin's
medallion likeness on the bottom. He mlde
present Of this yase to the Duchess dc
Polisnac." 81. do Co1ombey omfts stating
the reason why DR.. franklin was 50 IN
popular at court. He was fayorite at the
81, aud the court circle detested everybody
viewed with favor there. The Duchess de
Po]fenac probably felt malicious pleasure in
ofe1inr affronts,* even in secret, to the phil
loeopler's face. How little court and court
fcrs dreamed that dreadful abyss was soon
to yawn beneath their feet and swallow them
M. Guizot has been in Paris for some
days past; but he las returned to his home
in Normandy. His estate happens to have
been a fayorite retreat Of the naughty Thom.
rs a-I3ecket. He said, In recent letter to
one Of Ills old friends: ~ understand only
two sorts Of lyes-a political llie and do
happy in the latter, surrounded py my chill
dren and their children and my books
M Dumas, the younger, writes out act
after act aeain md again and asain, until nc
is satisfied with what he has composeo. e e
works somewhat as de Balzac labored- W
Balzac would take an immense sheet Of paper
and write four lines On it; these lines "o9lo
have broad margin between them He
would then throw the page on the noof.
When quite pile was formed he Wonla 1urr
tl,e1ntop down, and On the sheet whert
be had written four lines he Tould Write ten
twenty, a hundred. He would carry these te
The printer, and order the latter to print then
With very broad margins. As soon as ne go
the proof be would cover the margin WILL
"col,y," md send it back to the printer VIII IL
Instructions to print it on another sheet Wit
| a very broad margin He would 60 on Il
this way until the exhausted printer retusel
to send him another proof sheet.
Tho Bohemian Museum ut Prague has ro
ceiycd for present, recently, gigantic MAJ
Of Chipn on eight large sheets which ft cacl
other exactly. It was made In the seven
seenth century by some European missionar.
who visited China in the reign Of the Empe
ror Kang HI Some Interesting statistlcs 9
Austrian newspapers have been published
4o3 newspapers appear In that empire, Q
which 270 are printed in German; 73 IN Hun
gasiau: AZ in Italian; 19 in Tcheauc;; Q in Se1
btan: in slovac; In Ruthcne; Sin Rounair
, 1864-03-12

Jonathan Lord, co. G, ID Mich. casas1y; Thomas
Brady, 20. G, ord Indiana infantry; Charles O5-
den, 60; G, sd 1ndlana tntantry; Joseph P. H91i,
CO. p q 1eTa 'oe I'D Asam 9ec Fl s,2aiY H.
John barclay, CO. G, 1st Illinois artillery
George y; conElln. c. n, q Illinois cavalry
IessS rne e. & r. 1ds Mssgasnl.asEx
nhen Wagner, company B. 4Ih Missouri cavalry;
Jesse nupt, company ,..l ?, *sth Ina.an1; Ind
James ns97 q Co. u te JaseDb
i1sth Ohio. Leonard Walthis, co. T, l14th III;
james jane d. Goodwin, CO. I q Wis. cav.: Jordan Y;
tHIG3 ..aY: Zachafiah T. Lake, co. G. 18th H. nfy.
E,rnest &. kim, co. G, I'd Iowa cav; John T:
Hcis. co. G. s5th Ohio; Ro!ia =. Vost, o. Z, SD
md.
, 1864-03-12

The Memorial Diplo'.atifut makes itself re-
sponsib1e for the extraordinary statement
that ut recent Cabinet Council no the Dan-
ish question, Queen Victoria rose from tile
table declaring that she could come to no de-
cision without consulting With Prince Albert,
retired into her closet, aud, on emerging, au-
nounced that the Prince was hostile to any
act Of war by England.
This unmistakable proof Of mental abber-
ration Is said to have determined Lord Pal
merstou to urge the abdlcat1on Of the Queen;
md the fact that, instead Of joining Ills
mother at Osborne, the Prince Of Wales has
gone with his princess to st. Leonards, is in.
terpreted as an Indication that Edward VII,
is preparing to mount the throne, and inln
gurate a new foreign policy in the atIafrs d
Great Britain. ....
1t is certain that the present attitude Of tle
English Government cannot long be main
taincd if England is to keep her place as {
Power Of the first rank, and If the abdlcatior
Of Victoria is u necessary preliminary to vig
orous and honorable action on tho part o
Great Britain, that abdication is likely to bt
insisted upon and accomplished with no un
necessary de1ay.-N. =. Commercial -adsrstise,
, 1864-03-12

1uG 4h4EAAitAA ANHte"s HAoA13AS5 LIZ AVA
lowing address found upon the body of the
lamented and chiyalrous Col. Dah1gren:
HEADQUARTERS, THIRD DIVISION,
CAVALRY conrs, 1854.
Officers and Men:
You hare been selected from brigadee and rcci-
1ncnts IS picked command to attempt desperate
Will write yo1r CaH!ea On the hcars OF your couu-
tryMen IN letters that can neytr be craaed, and
which will cause the prayers Of our fellow soldiers
now confined in loathsoa,e prisons to follow you
and yours wherever you may 80. We hope to re-
Lease tue prisoners from Belle 1slc, 1rsr, and, har-
Ing seen them fairy, started, re will cross the
Janes River into Richmond, destroy the bridges
destroy ard burn the hase:a! city, VIII not allow
the rebel leader DaTfs end his tzaitoTous crew to
escape. Tho prisoners must render great ussis-
tanec you cannot Icaye your ranks too far or be-
come too much scattered. Or you will he lost. Do
not allow ant personal gsin 10 lead you of, which
the hands Of citizens. Keep well toscthe. aad
obey orders strictly, md a viii be well bat no
account scatter too fat, for in union there Is
strength With strict obedience to orders and fear
1esEness In their execution y0u will be sure to
cecd. We vii! join the main force On the other
side Of The city, or, perhaps meet them inside.
MANY ot sou uaS tall; hnt there is any man here
glorions Undertaking, Or who does not feel capable
Of meeting the enemy In such desperate f:ht az
will follow, let him stcp out, and he m1y 90 hence
10 the a11ns Of his sweetheart. md read Of tho
braves who swept through the city OF Richmond,
We want no naan who cannot feel surc Of succcss
in arch holy cause; Ws & VII !. M hsye desperate
will be we'll. AK the blessing Of the Almighty,
and d. not fcar the eueMy.
e, DAn1aRIy, Col, Comfdc,
, 1864-03-12

Whore Dye IL taking thc plsce Of othcrs2
CHKlISTAD0Ik0sSs
hoHe D{c IL the most perfect imtAt1 IN OF NatureT
CARK&EADOKkGsS+
N'hnsr Dye hAx beeE anA1yxed BY the best Chemist
FAD pronounced hArn1less2
CERISEAD0R0sSt
Wlose Raif Dye eucceecs wien all othcSs fa.I7
CHRISTADO1x0sS!
Whose Hair Dye has the largest sale In thc world?
CHRIkTAD DDIfO>Ss
Whose Dye Il sh1pped in the greatest quantities 70
The 1atr-haired natdcEs Of Cubs. Mexicu aad south
hu,G17cAP
CTIRFSTAD0HOsS!
Manufactured by j. CHEZ ADO''D, Astor
innsc, hcE York. Sold e:rry whctc, and applied W
lii 3ItiT DressctB.
, 1864-03-12

In order guard against dangerous impositfons tho
put1lc arc requested to take especial note Of tho beau
11fuiIy engraved propretory stamp through which the
Government Of The United States officially autheat
Gates every bottle Of HOsTETTER5 B1TTEIss. This
shld thrown by the Government oEer the psopEietors
md the public for their joint protection, Is paccd
sncucrsy across the cork and over the neck OF each
bottle and cannot fail to strike the eye Of tho ost
cssunl observer. Nothing TINT parpors to be HOS
LETTERS BTTTER6 can be genuine. unless the
stamp Is there ..
Itts also proper to state hat the D1TTERs sold
Exclusively in gless, and never under any cl1cuu.
s:auces BY the gallon or the barrel. Impostors aud
tptato1s arc ab1oad aad tie only safeguard the pub.
Tic hare against them Is TO See that she Dtttcrs they
bpy bare the engraved Label md note Of hand Of
Mcssrs Hostctter and Smith, aud the stamp ADORE
mcnt.cned.
Prepared aud sold By.
mO6TETTER &c SMITH.
r.: Ptr7SBUB0u, PA.
NTH -ynNfNW
, 1864-03-12

BACHELoR'S celebrated HAIR DTF - rRn 9EeT
* rnE WORLD. The gnly uA1ALE1s, TEu1 and kEL1.
-:1ansss led, Rusty or Cry Aaiz iastars!y: 70 :
;s.,ossr HLlr1 or haIUNAL Brown. without 1nlcrtnR
he liar or sts;nlc the Slln. leaving tt Hair Soft
Gt Bcsuut1l tursgs t.ess sitHtsty frm2uc&HGS a & re- F.
sad Dyes. The Genuine Is signed W1LL14N 4 EaCh.
s.uR. vii others are mere iattatthns, asd thon9 ne
t:sv strret Eex York ty9-ca87-sx.
, 1864-03-12
CRGrDll 33ittcrS..
ijR. JOHN BULLS
CoMPOUND
NkItsR0N BI'rYERS
Tbs Latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.
GeDrD1} Bitters.

l;En .ua: EamA is EorS tIttmateis toanecteS VIZ
The cs,of. Of the MaIc1,n he.iA Of the Gcites states
Ut 4uure fRyoTaeay E1o1. io1Eet II fnAleA ~
eavtSy ~ TIA: Of II. JOAS = BILL. OF Louisville,
AZ 1lls iaIuttatlc YFfpcrA1up q SAf6arTtia. has
lCr- E1Uoc ii TIC Leas q! various eeMpouEcs Of
tast valuable drug M> Cotn>ouct OF Mic CGsfEJ
and seut. and lis Lpzsuges u ,ets Il a. ysr
attF t. cir 1r;ro suctioa Etnf tc1ntatfo - Vie
e7reao A. tho coalilent ii North A1ertca. BIT tbs
ing Eior3 OF htt rruains TO ns atsa:ns; n hls
Lot cl:iu 10 he the Gla-overee Of cED1oS En3Gn u
.'c boeie % thu tltty offered to the public That
.cn be oIES tnC native iFhtHt.nts ~ Central
Anteltca, 70 ~rom - v...ns n.vs esa Sn9Sn ~ for
more slan t. hunG EeAi yeafE Atmet viii t0e ID.
tiau bioa ocAAnee to the pott nea. .ly E1s>a1A sna
Eanules 1hout ftnr TIE Iaost yt1onoHe e-tptnts
10 belief sifs them that 1e t@ets !. Eeath let Ia
tae body the Ce to cus. no matter "Est
bile Iir Buil /. net rzeparct 10 en1orse this ex
stssa: ant prrsrn"" .e y reee thless satissa fon
nsspt that rtIuass and preventive tot all us.
ea.cs a,lAinE from exposure etfe'r 70 chATgea q
weRther IN Gtnt.s o. ~ lne nsfaSmare 3nnuecceS4
Heants Wt:hent E1va1. Justly esecyes Tie repa.
.stion II has 20 long eE5o1ea tn Ctrua! America and
hc TnHfA In
, 1864-03-12

A SSISTAET QUARTERALAA-
E4 TKcl

Sealed r7erosE VII BE- fecelye at this once usst&
:5s - s;: Ss!:;s; 5 ss 8 i
Ess u delivered hss ea'.s' =. 's
wSen sose ss zos1 os sns saesat &
,asds;f5y , ri 7 III ri f.: G,
sss ss shog " VII net Sc en- IL % s
Ees1y:s 20 right reject any or Al 1oids II dasaod m
be sSs e. r. ss IT, s. sf
aad sadsestea : capt. = r icIo a. q W. 70 "ss~
0ssE s,;;s: GSsFn III will be
aprpcstscn to - !s =. taPs rte;mase.r T.; n
ni,S 1sg.0t
ro ptnp0An 19ONTRACT.
ossfssa PeGS.as *tn q .:I;S ssss!;S 4 e e
Louis Til March sth, fsgs faE do.ne ths GE.dn eso.
aEd AsfonIy q sb9Es talst5nve ~ aAes q o. 2 sza
sor il jsaksoa esnnt1, 6sssee5 ,be Ltt's aias -
tf1s ss = 10 xssn Se; 1 mass II b
& e Gss teiet FnSiaeea il IT, Ion sds ssoaid "a
sss .sssca 3s'ns Sns a, q ,e, n 20 =
p1Fsy q ns be mad. nuo,,a,y in aa. f.eea ~
xs;E: .n.., =. .,t.....,, >. c.o,.. = T,,,.- pr,.
e sas 70 I'd
and, W6eze sns bidder = not reTsoaal1y Nown = -
oee sasFes, aaa a as &, 1 be informed Of the
Tnc Ccsrany reserve the Eight e reject aar X -
hle:; i.s;t.,ssx T. Aca1SGSfE CT: En:.r aud ssp<.
(I,Go-,.7C ToD r,p1rm
FS1"o1 oo1a ,,s.1,tn EO1s n.E.o :
,xsKSa:ex hxsoT.' cessaeer s.;M
sxAIEo e F,:9snsALs w wrei"x,ss oy ~ Hsase
s:4sss SaSs e sapssx e
sisSss ai as4 10 u as: @
da VIII be 1erets fer TIC &c tv8'y OTIS. 80 edsee3
, 1864-03-12

1lumun FrziIty, or Nhys1o1oSl.
cal Tsc%c=1rchcA.
Enauld te read By everybody. il trcsss o.. and
aows no tie Z. rceuI,e Arsinx from earIy abuse
lad unhappy Contamination may be subTertsd. With
Eure methoe ot dispenng the nisE1vtns ny 2 e
II. 4. BAEl3OW, 1sI DleccleF street, New foEk
Price Is cents. Mailed free everywhere.
.nat t:En II. de!t-tgt-lSlS
, 1864-03-12
Dr. DIEc1ow,

tbF. 1ft-E10"e
tonAdcntiel Physician, tforatry Of 81. Louis, Mo1
rAn he consulted ii bis once, 10 Sontn C!asE ssess
po.t Orilcc, all Chronic blscttes. and Diseases OF
private md delicate nsture 10 not9 s:ars Whcn he
Ehers laaIea ana sntsmrn 1 san 9onsnl .hs psc9aF
toaP. H.; 6uodssE 10 Ia Il 4. II. Communications
:ontdrntfal Cot oLsulta11oos ffte Add!sts y. H9x
From the Doctors long experience u Hospital nnd
private tractice. he is able 10 perform aud Will guar
os. severe aud conrlicatcc stAIes In vesJ short
dme, without the use u nstrCurT.
YounE suffering ffooa Eclt.ahnsc are los!iea 70
1A1i. a perfect cure <HTTantd. Female iEc-alafl-
lies attendant on Fubert? Eepttruasiops u persons
once and he culch. Lee. Of city retsfsaces a. 70
A1l1lty aud a1ccses. fc19-woba1F
, 1864-03-12
DYSPEPSIA

Aad A,,pts1t tra,- q s1ptem It ACTS mora ltke
{, eAasN4 saas esicire. TaeFe u Eot.tEs n the
1apss Of tic tsstt15n MeE3c& Tim. fuE moment
bc:lr co.1pa.tson t sxt It ia this ciseae.-
fill nexpuEt OF this woLGtfsai plant UAT BE- 1ound
IL tor 1isb e1tto of the u S. Dispea4atory. Pages
1851 nn1 1851
A series II exreEtmept. II wht-h Dr. Boil h4t been
yta1s cHB1eu, Just brcuEh, TO- futtess-
Enl lcsmn etio arc ht DOW enabled TO oHtt 70 tee
turi+e whole estryet IN the best luaty q cop.
per tfst.Ilet Bourbon wtEKy, which he II tonnhent
lie might Inrpis! volcne Of esTtinea,es nrt the
1t rr if,e value The tofest plsn IL for erefy que
- tt ~ sel the ylrIntA of nuw medicine Gire
III
, 1864-03-12

Bantl1Y artn 3z1eDangf.
GPEKCER, villa & CO.,
~. BANKERS AND BROKERS,
2S5 S2SEE fSsczv
fSSif E$R$ $saHaassH q sAhhnsEs AND DE-
e.: ! :;s.@
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE
SECURITY COMPANY.
Office, 20. 26 Pine street, opposite q. 8. Sub
Treasury Building.
Cash Capital $z,ooo,ooo.
I'LL a .1s e ssGat ts
Hanhin.& Trust, Agency md CQkuYul8-
sion lsusIness,
& M4alfss "a dPa s.ss2:
sis ,sS% interest," subject TO ss OF
eoo and M s5ss e M ed ed
a:o aoD g sssssaasa "a 81
stored sold Or forwarded, 4pon al ef which. on than
receipt. Cash ADVAscEs viii he made and In
Tie tpccial attention Of merchants throughout ths
tSe % tss.5t.ss 1aaa ss se e ,2pns s 81
h sfs y IN esss
OF security second 10 Institution incorporated
All business will receive prompt Atteouoa ana
cvegy cxc1lton xnadc hy active hus1hGsa laen com
pr!stng the direction. to give entire eaa1aeslon-
sErErrsox IN CHICAGO:
< a. a. sniTMs fMIrsidcut F. s N. g. L.E 7. Company
", r, C0OLbAUGu g. co.
THEODORE CRANE. Pres.
r. T. OGDEN Eec. fe2tr53.S&u 81 T&ru
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
1856 LAKE STREET.
Original AID Subscribed Capital, - $soo,ooo
JAS. BOWEN, President.
AMOS 7. HALL, Vice President.
1ga HOLMES, Cashier. fcesvss1-Sm
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
III OF CHICAGO.
Southwest cor Lake ana Clark.sts.
CAPITAL. S4o0,Q00s
t AIKEN. President
Z. Z. RnAysTEp, Cashier.
i
, 1864-03-12

Col. Dnhlsrcnss Add ress TO His Hen.
The Richmond &ntiasl publishes the fol-
lowing address found upon the body of the
lamented and chiyalrous Col. Dahlgren:
uEADouAn7Ins* THIRD DIVISION,
, 1864-03-12

T',oec WHO arc afflicted With IT, nrosir:ne r.
i.i,Ecci Lus becn nscd with uup,rslielnd SUCCESS IN
Europe and in hinerca Taous1a's testify 70 La Won
lefful >irnc. Send cet sirep for circuiar M
ir1sd DR. pOpO. D0X SIS, Chicago. 1nh9RS3lW
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

MORE BADGES AND RoADs.-We find the fol.
lowing cheering item in the Washington Repub-
lican. and We trust this summer may witness q
eonsummation of it: Kansas is an enterprising
State, and to-day proposes. by an expression of
her will in the Senate, to hare the United States
Government build bridge at Fort Riley. and
aid in the construction Of road via Fort Riley
70 Fort Larned." This means that the memorial
presented by Senator Stricken. and adopted by
the State Senate a few days before its adjourn
ment. ha, been presented in the United States
Senate by Senator Lane
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26
OBIrUAHY.

Urrp-At Fort Riley. March Goth, Of pneu-
mot,ia, DR. F. p. DREW, in the 35th fear Of his
age:
This announcement win carry sorrow TO many
heart b. several years of medical practice in
the neighborhood of junction City and Fort
Riley. and as Army Surgeon at the Fort. be had
acquired high and increasing reputation.
Toa mind well disciplined by literary and
scientific culture, he added the gentle courtesy.
the kindly sympathy, which flow from gener.
Gus heart, self-sacri6cing, earnest spirit When
the state of his own health even demanded
repose, he was never induced to turn q deaf ear
to the call for aid from the most humble child
OF want and sorrow. His own ease, bic health
even, were Of no account compared to what he
esteemed the claims Of duty to the suffering.
In his far off New England home, an aged
father. himself a physician, mourns an only son,
thus suddenly cut off in manhood's prime, from
q wide sphere of usefulness. We would not lift
the sacred veil which screens the sorrow of the
domestic fire-side. where q young widow hides
her grief
He who wounds can alone assuage the deep
anguish of such bereavement, though the
of many kindly hearts is given. [Cox.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26
MILITARY STATION OF ALTON,
March II. 1864.

MILITARY STATION OF ALTON, }
March II, 1864. {
Special Order, No 5S.]
amidst our comrades.
Lieutenant Oregon Wohlwend, I'd Lieu.
tenant Co. G, 10th Kansas VOL, sleeps his
last sleep. Entering the service as a pri.
vate soldier, his meritorious conduct earned
the good opinion of bis superior officers,
aud obtained for him, through them, the
commission and rank of lieutenant.
His history as soldier is written in the
hearts of his comrades. The bloody field Of
Prairie Grove, iu Arkansas, when our little
band, at the close of day, sustained the
murdcrous onslaught of Hindman's whole
army, when every where else the battle was
lost, will not be forgotten by those who
survived it. Our departed comrades true
and unsel6sh devotion to his adopted coun-
try is worthy our imitation.
While We deplore the necessity which has
taken Us from the glories Of the field, to be
stricken 10 this charnel house-the Alton
Military Prison-yet let US be governed
by the consideration that to die for Country
is soldiers passport to happy future.
Far sweeter would be this death, breasting
the storm of battle. Yet, amidst the sick,
the dying and the dead, let US elevate our
thoughts and hearts to purpose consecrated
simply to the service of our country, that
when our day of sleep arrives, it may be
one Of a quietude undisturbed by remorse.
Let our comrade then sleep. Kind hands
will bear him to the grave. The regiment
to which he belonged will turn out to his
funeral. All business of the station will
be suspended from 10 to IL o'clock, A. NJ :,
to day. Officers and men on duty or extra
duty, except the ordinary guards, will be
present. Parade will be formed in from. of
Regimental Headquarters. Officers will
wear the usual badge of mourning for
thirty days. WILLIAM WEIR,
Col. 10th Kan. Cong Station.
THE resolutions are not published for
want of room. Manhattan Inderenden,
please publish.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

" Liuet. W. D. Mitchell, of this place, was
slightly wounded in the celebrated Smith raid
into Mississippi. The ball struck something in
his left pocket and glanced to the right, making
slight wound in the groin. Everything in
both pockets was shattered to pieces. In the
retreat bis regiment occupied the rear and was
often compelled to stop and give battle, during
which he several times narrowly escaped being
captured
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
HEADQUARTERS l0rH RECT KAN. VoL. INT
Alton, Illinois, March l3, 1864.

HEADQUARTERS 10rH RECT KAN. Vol. INIT,
Alton. Illinois, March l3, 1864.
Editors Union-Enclosed herewith for
publication you will find an order anGounc-
ing the death of Lieut.. Gresor Wohlwend,
of Company G, Tenth Kansas Volunteer
Infantry, also some resolution passed BY bis
brother officers as a tribute of respect to
his memory. As he was wellknown to
many of your readers, no eulogium is ne
cessary from me. I will only say that
early in the summer of 1861 he enlisted as
private soldier of the same company 10
which be died (then called Co, H, 4th X.
Vol. and was for meritorious conduct in
the field promoted regularly through the
different grades of rank to that which be
held when death called him hence. He
was engaged in the following actions Os.
ceola, Locust Grove, Newtonia, Old Fort
Wayne, Cane Hill, Prairie Grove and Van
Buren,. JAMES NJ. HARVEY,
Capt. Cong 10Th Kansas lift.
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,1 A good story is told of an Irishman
VINO went to see the gorilla in the cabinet
OF Amherst College. Not knowing the
olnereoce between that animal and the guer-
r,lis' ne remarked on seeing it "Good
God II they have got such soldiers Is that
Cd South, ! ant going to var"
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

POLICE ITEMS. NJ. Strickler was brought
before His Honor. Mayer Hall. last Tuesday, for
having appropriated the City Park to his own
use rs a cattle yard. 1t appears that the culprit
is extensively engaged in buying up cattle, and
haring no place to keep them. had the audacity
to turn them-into that beautiful Park This SO
excited the ire of the City Dads that he was
ariaigned forthwith The thought Of the beau
tifnl walks, the ornamental cedars, and the iron
railing all being chawed up" doubtless biased
1.-the Court against him. He desired to plead
his own case, bet the Court " told him to dry
up" and instantly mulcted him in the sum OF
five dollars.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

u In grossness and beastliness the White
Cloud Chief excels. In late number much
space is given to abuse Of those whe do not bow
the knee to the bogus Senator. Such bar-room
blackguardism is indicative of the loafer and
bad reflection upon the morals of it's patrons
Would decency permit, re publication would
convince thoroughly every of the rottenness
of cause which required such backing.
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THE CHEMICAL SaLAaArrs is having great Gun
all over the country. Every body uses it. Fol
sale by Streeter d Stricken.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

O son Of Mr.. George H. Purinton's, lad
81 eight or ten years, broke his BY fall last
Saturday.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

TWm. A. Phillips, Of Salins, is the membe,
q the National Republican Committee for the
State of Kansas
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u Thanks to Senator Porneroy for several
bound volumes of the Congressional Globe
Also to Senator Lane. Representative Wilder, and
Mr. F. N. Blake for numerous public documents,
speeches dc
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

p Miss Edwards opened a select school in
<his place last week. She has over twenty
scholars.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

O Mr. Karnans house caught fire Friday
morning from defective fue. Every body was
on the spot in few minutes with their buckets,
and Notwithstanding a strong wind, the fire was
stopped, but little damage being done.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-26

"OLp CHARLIE" now owned by Samuei Orr
will stand at junction City during the season
Old Charlie was sired by the celebrated Ken.
lucky Archer, dam by Imported Margraye.
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UC.ptain Dunlap, of Company Il, Fifteenth
regiment, /. now in command of Fort Riley.