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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-19
COUNCIL Grove. Kansas, March 9, 1864

SoCNCiL UROvE, hansaS March y, 1904.
MEssRs. BLAKELY 4 MARTIN There was q
meeting Of the "Indigs" here last night, al
which Judge Stafford. Sec. Lawrence, and Gen
Wood made speeches. The speeches by Stafford
and Lawrence were clear. logical and we'll
timed showing the Fraud up in its true charao-
ter. They gave the Fraudites particular fits,
showing conelusively that the election Of q
United States Senator at the last session Of our
State Legislature was unjust without precedent.
AMI Illegal. and damnable innovation on the
sights of the people of Kansas
Sam Wood answered them. and admitted that
The election was without precedent and Illegal.
but he supported the measure in order to get
Gov. Carney's influence in favor of the Council
Grove Railroad measures. and by so doing he
carried every measure for the benefit Of Norris
county that they had expected, and more to. ''
That the Legislature had passed ffty-nine me-
snoras to Congress, one half of which were for
she benefit Of Morris county He wanted hi.
constituents 90 charge him with his bad act.
nnd give him credit for the immense amount Of
good he had done them, and he thought be
would be the gamer.
The meeting was well attended. notwithstand
ing heavy rain storm came on just at night.
The people Of Morris county are against the
FRAUD. and many of Gen. Woods old friends are
against him and his tool, Carney. They are for
Gen. Ewing first. last and all the time. for Lance
ercesssos to the United States Senate
Sam says he is going to Washington to attend
to railroad measures of Morris county. but some
folks think he is going there to aid Pomeroy &
Co. in securing the Presidential nomination for
Gov. Chase.
rca r,.r A,sr from ns ag,in coon.
FAu PLAY.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-19
1ANsAs HKWs.

Capt. Hodges advertises for 500 cavalry hor
ses, to be delivered At Fort Leavenworth b,
the 10th Of April.
Ahorse died in Atchison Of hydrophobia I
few days ago, after having bitten one or two
men and several animals
Butter is selling in the Lenvenworth market
at 6oG6ec per pound. 1t would pay to supply
that market from Western Kansas.
The District Court for Leavenworth count,
| is now in session, and it will take weeks to dc
the business now pending before the court in
that county.
James Winkle, . hog trader of Brown coun.
ty. has gone crazy in consequence Of his heavy
losses the past winter, and has been removed
to the lunatic asylum at Jacksonville, Ill.
Prof Nudge. State Geologist, we are in.
formed, will commence . survey Of Kansa.
Immediately, in accordance with law passed
at the last session Of the Legislature.
A temperance society was organised at DON
iphan City on the cath of February, called the
Doniphan Temperance Society.
The Lawrence Tribune says: Col Eldridge
is making preparations to rebuild the Eldridge
House. Several men and teams were at work
yesterday clearing away the rubbish from the
old site. The Colonel is one of our most en-
terprising business men.
One evening last week Eve men were robbed
in the lane on Ed. StevensSn's farm, few
miles from this city The robbers, numbering
scven, were mounted, and had on soldiers
overcoats. They got about $500. Two Of the
men robbed were named Mccormick and Gus
Johnson. The others were from Fort Scott
Lear. Bulletn.
DR.. Moore, of Auburn, in this State, visited
Troy last week, and remained with US several
days. While here he organized Good Tenn
plar Lodge. We learn that many of our best
citizens have Joined the society; and not q few
have joined who have heretofore been some
what addicted to their cups. Much good may
be effected through this movement and we be-
speak for it the favor of the people.-Investiga-
tor.
The Ninth Kansas Cavalry is ordered to rem
dezvous at Lawrence, preparatory to going
South. This regiment numbers over 100.
Judge Theirs informs us thatit is his inten-
tion to put in ten acres in the tobacco plant,
coming season. The tobacco crop, when sue
cessful, yields . heavy return on the money
invested-Osage Chronicle
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-19
DICKINSON COUNTY
Delinquent Tax List, 1868.

Notice is hereby eiren that 80 much Of eseh
tract OF land. in the subjoined list. As may be
reSessory nee Tor that purpose WILL on the FIRST
ioEoDA1 VI NAY NEXT, and the next sue
,;S oays thereafter Be sold BY me at Pub
~ .S N:SAon' & at my ofhce, at the seat Of Justice
Of said County, for The taxes. penalties and
.nefeon. J, FRED. STAATZ,
nsAsEH, Deputy. Treasurer.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-19

After resting awhile, they resumed their
march down the Peninsuls. Gen. Davis.
Who led, had several men shot By gaerril.
las, snd Gen. Fitzpatrick asd bis attendants
chased body, capturing . lisuseness and
two men.
The force picked up on the way one Of
the escaped Richmond prisoners. Col.
Watson, or Watkins, of some Ohio reei.
mept.
This raid has been one of the most dar.
ing Of the var, and but fos the two f.sali.
ties mentioned would have proved . com.
plete success. The men and horses have
borne the hard marching remarkably we'll,
the faddles not being removed once during
the trip, and but little sleep being given
the men,
THE FATALITIES.
Colonel Dahlgren had taken negro to
pilot him, and be betrayed our forces. He
led them towards Goochland instead o,
Richmond. He was hung!
Colouel Dshleren, restricting bis STEPS,
marched down the river road, destroying
the Dover -four mills, saw mills, &C., and
damaging the canal, and then divided
But the enemy were too powerful. In at.
tempting to cut their way through, the gal.
liant Colonel was killed, and Maj. Cook,
With some one hundred and fifty men were
taken prisoners. The rest Of the command
reached Gen. Fitzpatrick, Who arrived a,
Fort Monroe on the 5th Of March.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-03-19

On Tuesday night . portion Of Kipat.
riek's force Was discovered, bat not know.
ing whether they we're rebels or sos, Psspar-
ations we're made. to give then warm
reception. On Wednesday mesaing the
question vss solved, and ss tho two columns
Of cavalry came in on both sides Of the
oolored brigade, drawn mp to receive them,
the mutual cheers that burst upon the
air vere deafesing. els f ,ae9
This incident is marked, from the, fast
that, heretofore. the Army Of the Potomae,
and particularly the cavalry, have enter.
tanned marked dislike for the oolored
troops. c $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

fighting therefore. and nser care for little burst Of
super1aous barking at saiGt Stephen 4 You nave
weatbered Che Cape Difidly the relations between
the count les and may clap on all sal IN The eh'
pectatGn VI fair wind ntning your attention 70 the
hnness Of the mast and the strengths of your cordage
deserve. om sure, general commcndation. ior hay'
ing abstincd for two letters from than ineden-
tai illusions to the Sldeswig EOsen war; despite The
Temptations involved BY The receipt Of private note
from the hapless correspondent Of London paper now
tDowedup snubbed iruited and starved in thai agree
ohe peninsula which Gems only less delightful TO his
class tie Virginian 10 American reporters
in lS6l am only going to tel an aneodote. DOW, Ius
iratve Of the opinions Of the Prince OF Waes on th9
subject That young mar, unless greatly beied, when
asked for t0ast At recent dinner gy to his Roye
Hehness By the Guards CHARTERED at incsor du tleh
aud ero scnG MP anu propose the touching 5e1cEShl
sinstiealy drunk by the enti,e party How delighted
h9 brother inlaw. the Crown Prince Of Prussia inus'
have been when he heard Of it The Globe denies the
story ont the eject Of tie denial is r0ter impaired by
Tie GIoIeS isyc..rato fun oyis, prompting H. Oh al
occasions TO STAND behind tie chairs OF the great and
when their upauts snecSe. eGggh or blow their
noses TO cry out " How serGphici Common foiEs On
your knees, Instantly !"
Thc United States Sanitary Commission is beginning
to stir here, several OF e prominent IembeTs Of he
Par.s braEch having lately arrived In London. They
propose ~ oderess Amer an Residents but TIC move
nicn viii be continued among EpChrlen Subsequent
TO tie ending Of the contributions to he Netone fsr
q be held IN your civ next month. Ills may become
q soIsce VI revenue to- G0Te time
laye not riuch hghter news to tel you this week
Voa may however, To know that very soon after
Theekefays death LORD Piluncrston wrote "a his
daughters Offering 10 recommend item fer pensions on
the Literary Fund, which was respectfully dco.ined Oh
this ground among otheIs that .heif acceptance would
not have been approved by their father Also that
Uickenss Few story. Ito Erst monthly part OF which
will be Published 10 May. Is b lie Illustrated not by
Phi; IA X browae) Lnt with rood-cats BY harens
lag to an attack made plon his German book "A
pamphlet l. b. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

The Han irg Of Fivo Mu-der-rs ut New
xn;e-Opinion About Capital Punish
meat In Ensiand-"Lsrd T"n'soddy
Parties % dc aud Eco the Execution
I.onden Clabs--The New and Old Carl
son-The Debate sn Parliament About
the Steam Rams-Tesy Peaiey-ksri
Russell - Aaecaote Of tho Prince oil
waies-Tke u. =. Sanitary Csmmission
An Lendon-Isenp.
ysoxa OF. Special Cvrespondsos-
LosDos. Feb. q, 1864.
The event Of this week, the topic most talked
OF by Londoners has certainly been neither the war In
hswig Hcsten .he debate in the House Of Com
mona shout those seuso Monsieur Tonsonx the Rebel
Rams Of Mr.. John Laird however important both may
appear 10 Americans but AMPLY the Moadnys hanging
q; Ncxgata. As the semiwee&ly mall will have put
you into possession OF than enough particulars Of
the execution may DO eyOuscd adding to them beyond
little inevitable comment The newspapers have I'M
proved the ghassy opportunity to the furthest extent
while condemnng the occasion, In that respect resem
bl;ng Thackerays Irish revcwsr, who having written
furiousy abusive critique Of book went ont and sold
tie volume and dilss heartily On The pysR Tar shpu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

lie BARN de Phor-e es,1d recui pris De qeeqoestts
iervres pourrst duns substance plus lime o. avon u
os plu. lost.-iVToik, p. ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

Primer Bey tn his Hssoirs rv l Essvs Qssil says;
.pproschns more the Arysn than the of instance In
some tbes Of America and Polynesia also sqn.n. In
DegYiee y ths ytst II EwepA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

r. RE ,aaan.S Tl Siaasr sud n ToGssB. and. ~
New.Yo.k paG,aDoe. "seiieG ia" taking nothng b,
thor notion You NAV have noticed 10 u. division
H., that TIE names OF Ccbdcn and Bright do not ap
pear an sofry In lay, ia Consequence of sickhee-
lc h-,h O. the craer IL i paired that he canis'
leave Sussex Tor london uDtn 5ns weather-er VIE
pas G, or IL n thia sunless islndse.s in; vh.ls III
;TiLt ssS .or many weeks suffered from sa' ore cold
on fbe chest tskn the fm VI bronchitis forcing hin
10 remain Tor several days pas; at Hochdae, nursing
bDsslt
The rosnt TIE debate and Toe y SO sar satisfactory
,hc /. GhcEsa s1o;.tng Appreciation Of tho American
ouos,on in the ninds Of the ruling cilsses IhinE o.
'fhoma- Barring, tie Commercial prop aud oracle y
tho DERBY patty absolutely 'peaflns a.a solihs .nh
hig p.rr al getting prai-et .T it By IAs star aad
In IL T,sl Necessity makes man acquainted WIFE
strange bed fellows poiics and party Hust give way
10 urinipotert self interest and there 10 mora than
Gss ming perc pon in the mercantile Bri.sh nbd lts
" bas g0ae quite ar enough toward establishing Fey
Dangerous presidents for American following IN thc
after q PIRACY ard The aiding and afet.ins OF s",-e
c.,sfsi Rebel If they had made good thing OF It.
yny tnen q couE.e il would haze been quite dife.
ept natter The result OF that debate Tuesday IL
al present decided, aisssirons 70 The eneny Tor con
gr1st,cn OF which SEQ TIE Tt>' lesder VI Thursday
! we shel have Jupiter Jeames coming out as OnoT
p.per yet and then what exhibition o, dirt eet.n.
! there win be The S-rptuIal dog returning 70 NJ
The object OF TIE Tories Is nov 70 keep TIE fib4ra
IN ofce until tine cicse Of the present Parliament ~
that the latter shell have chance VI making the isu
OF m appeal 10 tbs country! which IN such al event
oou.d Hardly fail 10 reiuts;o them. Meantime tn
I former doing I'll In their power ~ damage the Min
.teria reputation and diminish what popularity re
mains 10 IL Their great reliance ~ oil tho Danish, no
thu American. question which III transatsntic par
lance may be said 10 be played out" The chapter G
aooit,ltI the schlos1ig. iIoI,oin var and the ku
ropean iratscslio In geneIal has greatly .ssntea them
n gaining the condolences OF hs thinking few especially
tie business men. WHO want peace At home and abroad
tor Of Il az sisble while Pensrsion Is aTdenty oesir
Gus of war, Furthermore. te g.SSScs arc very vel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
LAW BOOKS.
nlIlN INDIANA D,GENT.

a DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
"a Court Of the State Of Indiana, comprising the
reported in the eight volumes OF hackfOrd and the first
sixteen volumes of lndi Reports; togefher with the
revised Statutes OF the state embodied i'm the edition
Of GAVIN Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis. l.. X. ] vol
syo So M.
The first edition Of this valuable completely
hauSie in less than three months TT N the time Of
publication. edit n. printed on line white paper.
ready. This is % the complete and best
arranged dgests ever lised and has received thu
highest concentrations Of The legal profession.
The Hon. IL. " RAY say:
The Digest is IN its plan and execution A. II
is useful 10 the profession. This is ahridgemen oi
the Reports hut genuine digest Of them"
The Hon. Davu. MciOSAID says:
at is small commentator of the WORK that il is a
digest only of all Supreme Court decisions wi ict
have he published. but also Of all the modern statutes
In force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

On the 23d Of July last ! II mi ted ttr ugh an agent
mine the Medical DIR OF the epar of The
Gu .heriand a sample OF my C.dron Bit-rs his in
specuon, and rrque ted, II sier analyst be found IL
iorous, to sa;cton AID approve it, use sm0ig our
soldiers.
The following is he Medical Directors reply, and also
GIN RE ans ermission chip 30O dozen at IL
have IL soid TO suffers. I'M BULL.
II am satisfied that Cedron Biiers will do harm 10
sny me- II taken pr Dper and n der alton. see
h.eciion DIR. Bu in: permitted 10 dispose o. IL TO
Sutlers. A. dtNR' THUR>TUN,
Surgeon and NJ. di a. Director, ID. c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
HEAnou .RrERs DEP o. rHr crssERL.sD. !

DR. John Bulls Asent. Mr.. -, has perms>i n Q
ship Nashville. Tenn TWEEN yhve gross 10 300 DOZEN
Of Bulls Cedron Bitter for sale to Suffers In the army
only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department TO be
compiled with s'rctly.
By conn d OF Major General Rosecrans.
WV. WILLIS.
Major and Provost Msrs0al General
Sold Wholesale and ketail ~
J. =. SRSOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street Indianapolis.
march, d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
a Voice From Vick>burg.

VIcKsBURG, MIS-, Aug. 9. 1868.
Ds JOHN Bull Dear Sir: am happy stale to you
that have used your valu able edrou Bers with graf
benefit my ell in general debility end prostraii'n Of
NV ysiem, prOdu ed by he unheslthS aud miasmaii c
nh ,ences of the Mississippi Xiv and around Vicks
hurs having teen with Gen. Grants army throughout
iIs y hole southern campsign. confidently mmend
it. u>e 20 all oersOns who expo ed ia uDheah. eli
mates. II. W PpGtF,
Agent u. 8. Sanitary Commls ion.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
S. T.--1660.--X.

Persons of sedentsry baeit troubled with weakness,
sssitude papation OF the heart lack Of appetite, dis
ress afer eating torpid liver constipation, &c, deserve
suffer If they do try them
They are recommended by tao h gnss medical author
ties and are warranted produce ,aediote bene-
fetal effect. They exceedingly agreeable. perfectly
pure and harmless.
NorIcE-Any person pre- ending to sell Plantation
Bters in bulk by the gallon is swnoler aud impos
tor Ii pat up only in patent log cabin sotile
Of bottles rcfled Wi imitation dtleterous stuff
for which several parsons already In prison. See
that every bottle has private United Stairs STAMP
over the cork unmutsted and signature on steel plate
side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitsb
glebe.
q. IL. DIR 4 kE IL CO.
2O2 Broadway, ~. Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
r ESTAUR FAINT.
HAPPINESS Or MISERY?

ruyHR PROPRiETDRS or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
II 81 Anatomy and Medicine have determined. gard
les Of expen~~ 10 issue for tn benefit Of suffering
humaaty uk u their most interesting and ingruc-
tive Lectures on Marriage and IL disquancstops. Ser
you. lebfy, Premature decline II Manhood, Indiges-
fi0n Neaknes. depression. Loss OF tner and Vital
Power the SOCIAL Evil and those haiadies which
,esul; from youthful FOIL ., % maturity - X
aorance 81 Physiology and Nature Lfvs.
These invaluable Lecture have been the means ~ en-
tightening and saving Thousands sid will be forwarded
free on T, csa - tour stamp - addressing Secretary
yew Yorl Museum u Ans,omy aid Medicine. els BROAD
.ay New York. sepfs' ss-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

The Plantation Btters make the weak strong the Ian
guild br liant and exhausted natures great
They composed Of celebrated Cahsa,a Bark. VIM
terxrten, ss safas Roots. Herbs, &c all preserved u
perfectly pure ~. CroiX kun.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

O. The p antaton Bltters have cured me Of a
derangef mt Of tn kidneys and urinary that ha
disl. eSsed me for year,. IL &C iik charm
c. c. MOORE, 254 Brosdw y, y. T."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29
A FACT
90 - n Dye.

In the year ls45 kr Mathews first pre- aarpd ne yENE
TlAN n TX DYE: ,iuce tha time Il hzs been usei
thou add and Ia no instance hss II failed give
satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the chespe.t in the world
II. price only tifty Cent and each bitie coitain
da"h quantity OF dye iu those usually sold for on'
dollar
The VENETIAN I'VE is warranted not 10 lnsre III,
hair or the scalp in the slightest degrte.
The yENE1iAN DYE works With I'd ~ and Ger
tsinty. the hair requiring preparation VIII tever.
IN. VENETIAN DYE produces auy shsds that maS
be oesired-on that VIII not fad cTeck wa>h out
that T. permanent III hair = II. For sale By
all druggists. Price 81 cents.
7. MATHEWS
Gen. raj Agent. u ieid street. y. Y.
Also, Il 'nufacturer Of hatbe~r' Arniea Hair Gloss
the best hair dressing In use Price 80 cents.
innets-lv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

cs4S A MONTH -AGFxTs wANTFp IN ski.
- IeD sexins kschnss. We efl elet eas,ns
IN on al unschines sol employ sesna, ~bo -tll
>serk for be above wage. src 81 sxrsn.~s paid
Address u HERRING tO> ~ CO..
a,e-div psTolt. Met gan.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

From the army hosptsl-'he bloody battle h-ld-the
mansion Of the rich ard humble abode Of the poor
from the Office and the sacred desk-from the
top. dstsn, valleys and fsr-oa islands Of he oce.n
from every nook an corner II TIE civilized word-l.
pouring the svi Of the Astonishing effects o.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BsrrERs. Thousands upon
thousands Of letters Hks the fOllo~ins may Al
our otsce.
RErrsxrEr. WIS. SEP, Is. fssS.
- have been in the army hospital for
fourteen monih,-speech ess and nearly dad AT Aion
IN. they gave botl- Of Plantation sstters.
Three bottles restored my speech and cured E.
c. A. FLAuTE"
s0vTs wAKsAv, o., July .. lse7.
"a. one young man. who had heen Sch and
ont Of the house for years ~1h Scrofula ard
Fry-pea-, after paying dostors sl5s Without
benefit, has been cured ey tn o,iles Of cur euer.
The following s from the Manager Of the Union Besne
school 'er the Children OF Volunteers
H.vrxKYkE MANSION FIrrY-SEvESTH SrsgEr.l
Nav Yosk, August Z, i-t5
In DRAKK Yorr wonderful Plantation Brters have
been gi~en 10 Of Ffle chilrsn suffering tram
SeakeSs snd weak lungs. with mot happy effect One
te girl In psr'io lar. witt pan> In ne heat o~s OF
app tife and da " wasting corsumD,inH whom all
a-dical skill had been exhausted has ben entirely
stored. We c. mmencrd with hat tesspootfu Of ri
Ter, oss mer app"'.e S's'H '1p'us '''''e~-ru'
Respectfully. MRS. o. DEvJE"
"a. owe much 20 YOU tr verify believe the
Plantation Bitter have saved my lie
REV. W. a wAGGoSyR.
Msdrd. y. Y"
- Thou ~il' send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation Bitters Nv wife has been greatly benefited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

- The Plantation Ritters have cured me OF
liver complaint. OF which lid up PROSTATE and had
To abandon my busius s.
H. p KINGSLEY. Cleveland. o."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

- have given be Plantation B'ters To hun
dreds of our Disabled soldiers with the astonishing
Effect q. ". d. ANDREWS,
Superintendent soldiers Home, Cincinnati, %.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-29

NE Will FURNISH sTuyg WOOD ~ ANY
w paf n she ci'y IN lsts II one cord ~ moge 81
cents foot. aD les cent? fs-r foot or.
DER ief 81 The "flee g ncKEsNAS Ptt.fcF -fl D.
promptly nhei. ~ delivered At the 90 4 ward On -oi
Joe No ia N The sooth-~esi part ~ the city, A. So
csuis psr foot 2FF86a = --.. - sprti