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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
Sheriff IS Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
Order of Sale, issued from the Third Judicial
District Court of Davis County, and others
. attached for judicial purposes in the State OF
Kansas, in favor of Charles Willemsen and
against John P. Swinson, and to me directed
as Sheriff of Dickinson county, l will offer for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court
House in the town Of Abilene on the 9Th day
Of September, A. d. 1864, at one o'clock p. Nj
of said day, all the right, title, interest and
claim Of said John P. Swinson, in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit: lots
one and two in section ten, and lots three and
four in section three, township thirteen, south
Of range three, east Of the sixth principal me-
ridian in Kansas, containing one hundred and
forty acres, according to U. S. Government
survey, said land having been appraised at six
dollars and fifty cents per acre.
Given under my hand at office in the town
Of Abilene this Goth day of July, A. d. 1854
CHAS. II. THOMPSON,
n36 d.pfsl0 Sheriff.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
Sheriff g Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
Order of Sale, issued out of the Third judicial
District Court, sitting within and for the coun-
ty of Davis ct al attached in the State of Kan
sas in favor of Charles Willemsen, as admin
strator of the estate of John Fitzgerald, decd,
and against Joseph Bennett, and to me directed
as Sheriff of said Davis county, l will, accord
ing to the commands of said order Of sale and
the decree of the said court. offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the court house of
said Davis county, in the city of Junction, on
the 9th day of September, a. D, 1864, at one
o'clock p. m, all the right, title, and interest
of the said Joseph Bennett in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: the south
west quarter Of section three, in township IL,
south of range seven, east of the sixth principal
meridian in Davis county, Kansas, containing
100 acres of land, according to the U. S. Gov
eminent survey thereof, and appraised at five
dollars per acre.
Given under my hand at Junction City this
S0,h day of July, q. d. 1864.
n36 6t-pfsl0. A. w. CALLEN, Sh'f.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
SheriHs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of an
Order Of Sale issued out of the Third Judicial
District Court, sitting within and for the
county Of Davis, and others attached for judi
eial purposes, in the State of Kansas, in ia
vor Of Charles Willemsen, as administrator of
the estate Of John Fitzgerald, deceased,
and against Cha.les c. Johnson, and to
me directed and delivered as Sheriff of said
Davis county, will offer for sale ut public
auction. on the 9TH day of September, a.d S64,
ut clock, p. m, all the right, title and inter-
est of the said Charles c. Johnson. in and to
the following described lands, to-wit the south
half of south east quarter of section twenty
three, in township No. eleven, south of range
six, east of the sixth principal meridian, in
Davis county, State Of Kansas, containing
eighty acres, according to the U. S. Govern
ment survey, and appraised at four dollars
per acre.
Given under my hand at office in the city O!
Junction, this 30th day Of July, d. 1864.
n36.6t-pfSl0. A. w. CALLEN, Shift
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given that BY virtue OF an
Order OF Sale, issued out OF the Third Judicial
District Court, sitting within and for the coun-
~ Of Davis, and others attached thereto for
judicial purposes, in the State of Kansas, in
favor Of Charles Willemsen, as administrator
Of the estate Of John Fitzgerald, deceased and
against John S. johnson and ]. F. b. Stuart,
and 20 me directed and delivered will on
the 9Th day Of September, A. D, 1864, at two
O'clock, p m Of said day. at the door Of the
court house in the city of Junction, offer for
sale at public auction, all the right, title and
interest Of the said John S. johnson and J. E.
B. Stuart in and TO the following described
lands, to-wit the north half of the southeast
quarter and lots two and three of section %,
in town. II, south of range six, east of the
sixth principal meridian, in Davis county,
Kansas, containg AS lO-lOOths acres Of land,
according to the U. S. Government survey
thereof, and appraised at five dollars per acre.
Given under my hand at Office in Junction
City this July Both, 1864.
mac 5t-pfsl0. A. w. CALLEN, Shift.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
SheriNs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of and
10 satisfy an Order of Sale issued out of the
Third Judicial District Court, sitting within
and for the county of Davis, ct al attached for
Judicial purposes, in the State Of Kansas, in
favor Of Charles Willemsen, as administrator
OF the estate of John Fitzgerald, deceased and
against Gotleib Heller, and to me directed as
Sheriff of said Davis county, l will offer for
sale at public auction on the 9th of day OF
September, a. d. 1864, at the door Of the court
house in Junction city, all the right, title
snd interest of the said Go,leib Heller in and
TO the following described real estate, to-wit:
the south half OF the northeast quarter, and
northwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
and northeast quarter Of northwest quarter
of section Is, township Is, south Of range 6,
east of the 9th principal meridian, containing
100 acres of land, according to the Govern
ment survey thereof, and appraised at four
dollars per acre.
Given under my hand at Office in Junction
City, this S0th day of July, a. d. 1864.
n36 ct pfsl0. A. w. CALLEN. Sh'f.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
SheriHs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
Order of Sale, issued from the Third Judicial
District court, within and for the county Of
Davis, and others attached thereto for judicial
purposes, in the State of Kansas. in favor Of
Hawkins Judd, and against Jesse Hunt, and to
me directed and delivered. will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the court house
in the city of Junction, on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, a. d. 1864, at O'Clock, p. m of said
day, all the right title and interest of the said
Jesse Hunt, in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter and s. y. of S. W. Of
section 10, and the northeast quarter Of the
northwest quarter, and northwest quarter of
e or of sec. Is, in township II, south of range
Z, east Of the 9th principal meridian in the
county Of Davis and State Of Kansas, contain
ing 100 acres of land. according to the q. S.
Government survey thereof, and appraised at
eight dollars per acre.
Given under my hand ct Office in the city Of
junction, this scth day Of July, a. d. 1854.
a:s-c,.pfsle 4. ". CALI.EN, Shit.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
SheriHs Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
Order of Sale, issued from the Sd Judicial Dis
trict Court. within and for the county OF Davis
and others attached thereto for judicial pur-
poses. in the State of Kansas, in favor OF
Charles Willemsen. as administrator of the
estate of John Fitzgerald, deceased,a and against
Thomas Doryland, and to me directed az Sher-
if Of said Davis county, will offer for sale At
public auction. at the door Of the court house
in the city of junction, on the 9th day Of Sep
TENDER, a. d. 1864, at 2pclock. p. m. of said
day, all the right, title, interest and claim Of
the said Thomas Doryland, in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate, to.wit: the north
east quarter of section three. township thirteen
south Of range five. east Of the sixth principal
meridian, in the county Of Davis and State Of
Kansas, containing l60 acres according to q.
is. Government survey thereof, and appraised
at FIVE dollars per acre.
Given under my hand at Office in the city Of
Junction this the 30th day Of July g. d. 1854.
n36 Gt.pfsl0. A. w. CALLEN, Sh'f.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
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Notice,

F.w. DISSMAN, formerly of the State Of
Kansas, but now Of the State Of Illinois, il
hereby notified that Robert Wilson, Of Kansas,
did, on the 9Th day of March, A. D. 1864, file
his petition in the District Court for Davis
county, Kansas, against you, the said F. W.
Dissman, setting forth in said petition, that on
the 10th day Of June. A. D. 1861, you convey
ed to said Robert Wilson by Mortgage Deed,
the following described real estate situated in
Clay county, Kansas (said county being at
tached to Davis county for Judicial purposes),
east quarter, and the South half Of the North
east quarter and Lot No. one, in Section 10, of
Township 10, South of Range East, and the
North half Of the Northwest quarter and the
Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter
and Lot No. three in Section 10, of Township
10, south of Range east, in order to secure
the payment of the sum Of $4,000 within two
years from that date, together with interest
thereon at the rate Of ten per cent per annum
from that date, according to the conditions OF
a certain promissory note referred to in said
mortgage and petition; dated June 10th, A. D.
1861, and due in two years from that date ex-
ecuted and delivered by you to said Robert
Wilson, and payable TO said Wilson on his or
der; and praying for judgment against you
the said F. W. Dissman, for the sum of $3.50,
together with interest thereon from the date OF
said note. at ten per annum; and also for $50
as liquidated damages for foreclosure, and
costs of suit; and also praying that said prem
Uses may be sold to pay said debt, damages and
costs; and you, the said F. W. Dissman, are
further notified that you are required to appear
and answer said petition on or before the 10th
day of October, A. D. 1864.
August 5, 1864. ROBERT WILSON, Plf.
BY ELMoRE s. MARTIN, his Attys.
Attest: r. D. MOBLEY, Clerk.
n5S-7tS20. P. 2. TAYLOR, Deputy.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-09-03
Administrator Sale.

Notice is hereby given that I win offer ct
public sale on the 10th day of September, A.
b. 1864, at 10 clock, A. NJ, at my residence
in the Republican Valley, FIVE HEAD OF
WORK OXEN, belonging to the estate OF the
late Robert Heiserman, deceased.
Terms of sale-Two months credit. -
ELLIS. j. MONTAGUE,
n3a.itS5, Administrator.
, 1864-10-25
L DJsmenorrhos, or Painful Menst.sattss.
and aeHskrhas1a, or Profess FleKtax.
SUPP aESSEc MElTSTRUATIcT

SUPPRESSED nE1fsrRuAr1oa,
Hlea u taa 12ica.1isd fe.oae u constant rocur.
rfrg disease sEt thruaEh neglect ta seads of mcsx
month a1er month passes without IN edoft 6a bata
maos to asatst nature the suppression becomes chfr
nls6t sxsats Gems *. and cosxu
Irr,ra.,sa sf the Esek u The Bladder, lnaxn
nation Of tho Kidn'Js, Cata1rh IL
The Bladder, stransuar1 md
sufnlns, Or fainfRI
Crtnating.
Fcr eese e:ssasea i ia tsuIy x,7sr..en
"a 70 Eueh cannot Be said Ia its pfs,ss Fs9sdE.
Ell no' Deen A1oHa 70 relieve the most urgent s11
Aree you troubled with that distressing ns,,
magic ~ Soa ak4
PHYSICIANS
AaTe !oas Snce given up the usa OF buchn. rnnaA-
III aaH laM2fEl E II ne treatment Of these d!sesses
'nz WIG AAan 'o5 Inc want ot q better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to The :a.k thu: has devof
1z.tEate and drencb the k1dnegs and bv eon.t,,r.-
'oon @ 1sa1 70 chronic Degeneration and connrmcd ~
, 1864-10-25
&f:tEntrtnat.


pe' 'opUdk'6 5ctutn vlats ere Is 1cllovp:-cal q
@he Bhs11en 9cp1e, Chicago, o. ea4usdar. Oct 18th
sos 2eth an Dec 2&t; call a. tbs 6a.on al Eo:e1
'one5' on Luz dsgs. Oct als:: E1v Ssh; A1a Dee
Sesa. fhHonfs t6ould renesober tbs dAy scd n,ur
Ho0 e~1 e~s4S ID '0a oocsos c2I1pt teEAtn beyond
the sEp1lnh ttrse- ksFxw rav. Exens,-r Eot<a
oo "e.2csoAs'' Oct. 26sh; Nov. $50 kn3 Doe. ut
AZ oeeataz Du1eoGh doele, cn rueaaA q. 0 r. 1s.n;
nes. s3t sfa Dec. aoth Ct1Is E1les yona cn1s On
horas5s, Oct zfsa: 6ov- 7l.t aud Lac, 1874 Gsu =,
A&'s1az1o house. Kalamazoo. on T1us7oays, uo,s,
nooa onls' Oct Ctr Eo7. 18th aza pee sad c.u :,
hatsaahs he1ndoa Hcu,e. o. Thu1sds7 stt,x oop.
oc@ <'0 hov. s4.t aud Dec. I'D. cN.At Alb, IL Il
.'e hsrng House. on Filday loren ous, Uc., .s;h
nv. s3ta &nd Eee. "a, Gail It Lapo,te. Ps,ke,
neos". on Acntkyi. fcv, 1T =: Dec s,a. Call 4,
oSuta Bead. National aoule. on Taesda5r, Hot s:a
We Lee s:h Call 1t aosacu. vlolest HOUSE. o. Fl
neeoas fosenooEa, Nov. ssh ana Des 7th Call It
hendznslhe' CT Thnrscky forenoon. Nor. 1rsh and
oee-sh. Ca1 1t AnEols, Eutckl Hoass, on Ff,dsy.
Few uts ard Dee. s.n.
hEFAREEcEs-E1.D Dodge vii be pleased 70 fusntre
ail pefso1s the best Ct re;e1nnce who .ayvr hin
with cali.
Observation-Disclosures, examinations aad con-
sn.sat1ons tres.
euCIEsH-O1. D has bean 70 lcnE treating chrocto
deeasea thkt he Is suYe OF succesa IN All oalaple
c:Ehs where distractions Hto ic1owea.
TRRATMEhC-AA trektuent u st1irsly Hcmpb.
ps!lic, altfdnkn bSihluE. dletiIE and Ill othe.
h1Kle11c Axen uGa ase highly recommended-
HABRAaThn-Cu1e3 ere qua a.tssd IN al cu1Aole
CHAs6Es--ch.raet arc reasonable. ana neYer e1os.
bttAnt.
1ECTURK6-LAd.ea who carl cn Dr. Dodge will m.
ee1ve COPY Ct his Lecturer to Lkd1ep. In = suslf
pamphlet. tree Of charge
PakecR1P11uES-An e.1Acr.puons viii be DIG
pared for ore n onth.
CHARGEs. WIEN PAID Onethird Ct t-e chstce
1or eseh prescription mutt be pald vhen the pFe.
st1ptoI IL recelyed. tae bxlaner viii bA reQuirsd
when permanent cure il e6etsed. 3.
Cub&BLk EAbEE-Eo ea&es will tr treated un,.sa
t1ere Is seAaorahle ETbspect CT q p.1nAntrt
= Cure.
DiSEA1RS TRKATRp-Al1d diEesse7 Ut tbs teT d. exrs.
e,et, 1o&es thfoa*, IrnEt, heatt, AvtE, somAch
bos Ella. kttne.s. womb. ov-11es. bladacr. sk,n
apt ocIei; in ltct, al fo1ns II ole chro-ls dis-
eA5tt.
RINK tD1Es-ku re.aedIs1 Esed a.f treatment
atcsted CONSTANTLY lrytecsass snd bn ID up .he
e::eASh Of tie ps1lILt aid Is f~ss xs possolo 10
ney. .he cAuso II dlieaae
LONG EXFEKMECA-Dr. Do5se4 rYsy1out .oas
SID ex:eutive explr erce IN tzeasmt Mt Of DIS.
cbsr Rttes him otc tet 4dvf atA.e In all clAssaa
Of cSrohtc kdecaonf. &c 2-as7 5tttI-p
, 1864-10-25
49, 9E.h"Effs IN Eichmou& Pa
Ioied TO Vote Tor McUlollsn,
ltoftespoDdfnce oi the V r,;hn,..


teottsspondfnce ot the N. Y. rribuuo.A
r.,. r, ,f1lApEaPuIA, Monday. Oct. II. 1854.
~ asp1 'ncAu Pstsa thtoux1uus the
tsI ~ 1--we tfeloentfy called tn. attention ot
a,S .ao puonG 70 tne TACT that the rebels 10 Rich
mona ard all through the Son,h sre hoos:
1nfiy looking and prayinx f;r tns easctinn az -;
Mcclellan In November, aud an 9;nw iii ~ ~
totlf poWef to elect 81 Ihe Hern ut N.1v.rn
dAl. 10 tue highest Office In the ,-ift ~ fhe
Reop4e: Aa iutther evidence OF thts. Mr
=. =. Costes. who addressed a large aod en-
thustastic meeting in Union Leans H4Ii n
this citf, On Saturday eyebinJ is.- s,,,.d -
tnat ft!atiVe" "f his, now LIVING In L4ncaster
county, Ia. y no 0as recently been naro,a5
BY the bells, informed h,m thu. thr H,.ne
mond authorities caused an examination 70
be msde OF M az tne Union prisoners 10 Rich
s,ldiers on the great issues now bcfoSa III.
people OF the North, before they were "a.
moved to Eater quarters or parolej. r. ~.
peaIs that the night before the e1aua,oatian
took place some OF the prisoners got A. hint
Of the dodge about to b. pracstcsd By tae
McC1el!atItes In Richmond, aud wsrn ny.
pared. On the following mornine an officer
came round, and addressed this soldier about
"Weli Yank, how do you feel to-d,v 81,
Not yerY we'll wish WAS out Of here ~
~ euppoee you: do:-you would like to be
home 70 vote for Lincoln next November,
"oAt0u y yoA s.. 4sVt 54T. II 10 Efue l
would like to be home to vote, but not for
Lincoln. Ii It were not for him, would
not be here to dny."., aud who would you
vote Tor, pray, II not fur LincoIng" "Td
vote toF Little Msc,' the man that would
put q stop to this WAT at once, and settle the
matter tor ever" "Wbar il your n ina.
3cung man?' "R.s c. W, Sir.' All
hight; I'll sec If can't have you paroted aud
sent home to your friends" The officer left,
and to the great Joy Of Mr. ", he WAS pa
rolled next day, With other McCtellanites,
while those who Vert foolish enough TO show
their preference for Mr. Lincoln we're remoF-
cd further South for safe keeping.
This young man fs nov ztalods1Y workiazt
for the election Of Lincoln and Jonnsoa, and,
unleEs the signs Ut the times deceive Us won.
derfo1ly. they wall be elected, despite the ef-
forts Of Mcclellan and hls Rlcnmoad trlecds
TO deleat then+ LESLIE
, 1864-10-25

correspondence OF Inc n. +. Evening P0st1
The family of Gen. Grant, Jon will remem.
ber, some time since took up tier residence
in the city Of Burlington, N. Y. They ara
stiQ there, occupy Ing trim little cottage on
quiet street running from the hesrt of the
city down to the banks Of the Delewate.
The PLACE il hJ no means pretentious or ar
istoe1atie, and has nothing at s1l to dlstin-
gnish It from it's neiskbors, having, perhaps,
been selected for that very 1eason By The
vile OF cur greatest general, w1o is equally
as plain md practical minded rs himself. At
almost ally hcur Of the day, passing the cot
taSe, You VIII see stout, rosy.faced girl,
probably eight or nine II afs of age, trundliog
her hoop On the sidewalk or piaJiog in the
yard; and u you have seen the Lieutenant
Getersl, or any of the better pictures of hin
you will not need to be told thar tnis robust
laughing girl is his chlld-Nellie Grant. Like
him. she is compactly built. and there is In
her face the same frank, bonest Iook wh,ch
SO attracts You IN tie father. Nellie is, of
course. grSat 'asorite with tie matdens of
her see, and few *'ch1leren OF larger groWth''
pass her In her play without a pleasant nod
or word. They remember-.hese- loyal peo-
pie Of qusint old Bur1ipgton-that The father
OF this brieht-faced loiterer in their uiidst ia
cAr,J ing on his shoulders In these solemn
day Of peril the burden of national fate' .
and ont Of gratitude to him they bestow uoon
her ard the mother, who lives 30 ouistlv
within this modest cottage. the kindliesf
honmage and respect, never HesryInp In
exhibitions Of thoughtful Interest and regard
, 1864-10-25
a Good Story ON Gilman.

We learn that when John IL Gilu IN spoke
at Lake cit5, not long since, an am1sloe
lady psesent in the audience, who, a. Mr.
Gilmnn proceeded with his Copperhead
speech, manifested eundry symp,oms Of in.
patience; at length her iodl gaation exceed
ed III bounds, and epriogtng to her feet, she
Slled ont IN high shriu voice: 81 won't
listen to Jou any longer-you'ye told more
than fifty lies In the last twenty minutes. "
and she marched down the whole lenzth Of
the room to she door. Reaching this potnt.
ste turned around and gare Gilman another
"ptece Of her mind" The audience was
composed tWo-tair9e two. Of Republicans. She
be sshamed Of yourselves to sit there aid
listen to such lies. II / Was man vouldn't
let hin talk 50. You ought to follow nv
eIaUple-leAye the room at once"
The old lady's speech was hailed with
bursts OF laughter and thunders Of applause,
and she sailed nut trlumphantly, leaving
Gilman go completely staggered and over.
,Whe}med that he: did not recover himself
dur:ng the remainder OF LIS speech,-,T,
F4M r. eas, 1874
, 1864-10-25

fort, J" widely known all over New Englaod
and on the New York couys:a, owned by
Mr: 3 G. Becl with, OF Hartford, Conn. The
Btlle'' Ess connection in race yester-
cay, and made the best. time that has baen
made in this vicinity for = loag while. "Lad5
Lttchfeld;" another horse OF great renown..
together With her running mate. both ot
which we're brought here by Mr. Beck sith,
"PriIct," which is extensively Known as
one Of the beet trotter8 IN the cauntrg, was
nlso bsdl:. hnsn.d inwardiy, aud ~iu proba:
b1y die.
Besides thtee superior suim Is, Mr Be:k-
Eith sleo losse large number OF dee har-
nesses, btsokets and other equipments, for
the splendor and maguidcence Of which he
is noted among sportsmea- It Ii regarded
~ a low figure xken his loss is estIGs lated At
so COO or e., 900, Oh which there Il no in
9t1rhnrp
, 1864-10-25

On the lat instant the following address,
btaziDg the signatures OF one hundred aud
sixty members of 'tThe Interuati3 3tal as9ocia-
tion Tor The Advancement Of Social Seience,"
lately in setsion at Amsterdam, was presen
ted to The United States Consul Ut Anster-
dam for tzaDsmfssion to AIr. L,ncoin:
To Abraham Lincoln, Pres1dent OF the United
States:
We have followed With profound interest.
from Its origin. the struggle between the en-.
ergeuc citizens Of the North and the aIage-
bolds1s Of the South; Whl1e regretting tue
oloooshed and the evils resulting from war,
We congratulate you upon the constant firm.
nets with which you and the great n ation
which elected you have defended Justice and
humanity, Convinced that the United States
nation Will Issue from this trial stronger
than ever, ard With future deflo,tely se0a-
rated f1om every servlls Institution, We await
the speedy triumph Of the hol7 cause OF lib
eEty. We are cure that the destinies Of The
great repuoli: will never be compensatory
Won. -
, 1864-10-25
CURE YOURsEHE.
Gn BAEEE'S SPEUr1s,

7 12Ehs.
49, ~ osSae u sPeaay and Fadfes
8e1nlssal WeaAnEss, Cho-nrs ~,
SMrs All 39eysAn naAdde1
| r1Esr1 VTn~'9a " - 20 A@ a. tbFKAnl
| etaeE efH mAiez 0TFcmAins,
!
fnls ele*ent. Fcru'az 1adEnfallsbl. prena.atan =.
olFh1vATE 1sEAaFs, il aox oaersd e. ~ q. 5;
the 8e1a cTraas 1t eishc. s.x ~ ~ q
Al da - A'41A4os' II
KKLlAnIx KGExoX for the Ci1SF * s ~ 4
TGRRH1.A. xtna-.E7 rez1Ged sRIHss ~ = 2E - =
NESS, cAU5HD hY s+LY.4HUs6 az E4ctsas 81 = fH i s:
, 1864-10-25
HON. SCHUYLER coLrAx's APPOINTMENTS
GOV. YATES APPOlN rMENrs

Charleston, Gales Thursday Oct. 81
Eretport. stephenec CO., Tuesday Nor. i,
fnnon: Mhtter'de ..Nednseday, Nov. ?.
Bsllevile. St. C.alr Co ......,... .Ssturdny' Nav
, 1864-10-25

You rats and WeaseIs and Vermtn various
Of Democratic pc1itics, can't you see that it
Is the. ballot bog OF nstlons, the battle ae1d.
at which Americans are now doing their vos-
Ing? Tou and the elave-oreeders have div.
en- US to 1t. You have compelled MS TO vote.
with musKets ID our hands, whether We vii
have Government or Anarchy-the rnla ~
msjositlts or m@noritiss-the Declaration of
Independence or the crsck of the plantat3on
whip. 'Oar grandfather steod a. the polls
eight years, and closed them With q trim ., nh
eat vote for the Government Of msiorit7.
, 1864-10-25
BURNING OF THE STABLES
AT IaA e Ek1KEKSlabE TR9h =.
TING PARK.
Large Hunher or Valuable TYo-sa.
Bnrned 70 2scaxu.

lrfom the Boston Journal oct, 131
The extenslVeetables at the Rivereide Trot.
ting Park In Brighton, owned bs B. 8. Wright
d Co, Of Boston, we're entirely consumed
bF fire at about 10 o'clock last evening. and
q large number Of the most valuable horses
IL ne country persisted in the htmes. There
pave been teveral trots at the Park within
the paht few da;s, at which some Of the N ut
noted tIottirg horses were competitors. and
many OF thtse, which we're being kent TEN.
porarily at the stable, were either burned to
death or 30 seriously injured by the tlre thst
the} ca9nGt o. sa1siys and b Of any service
Ing The past year, and comprised twenty.
eight etalla, together with numerous spa.
cious apartments for the storage Of hay and
grain. -1@
The fire Was first discoYezed bursting from
The top Of one Of the horse stalls, and nv1r
which hung q lighted lantern. The .namea
communicated at once with the haY lofta
and the whole structure was soon In = blaze
and beyond the power of being saved.
About eighteen: horres were burnrd IL
death. Among the e.most prominent Of those
that perished was the famous u Belle Of Hsrt.
, 1864-10-25

fou and the tlave hreedeEo and slave drivers
have brokt up on Eighty Yea1s acqoiesceusa
y th- result ef the Revolutionary election.
aon ins'ssed upon opening. tho pol1s, aud
u3ine t6e question OF free Govern neut oyer
cpn cFan. 1on LOT commenced voting 1t down 1t
9Manter, M Richuood. Wilmington ard Mobile
fa1 fesr:a. =; .f that when VIC cuso the po Is, tie
Ana,tn ~ sae Mal'Flt9 sail be establia,d la
Tribune, ~ auo eFt1'-A' l.