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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
HANSON AOB

Books and Book Sslers.
j. T. Heald, Wilmington,
]. b. Porter, "
Thos. Roberts, "
A. ID. Inslee, "
George Craig, "
n. s. r. Butler, ."
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
Geo. S. Hagany, Will,
John b. Murphy, "
John Cosdsn, Smyrna,
j. II. Graham, "
A. Broadway, Willow Grove
II. Cowgirl,
samn. s. Baldwin, "
Israel Townsend, Will,
Cdbinet Ware.
sam'l. Meolarg, VIII.
L. Y. AdAir
s. @. Finley, Newark,
W. P. Householder,
I. 4. Enos, Odessa.
Dry Goods and Carpets.
wofrell & Child, viii,
j. s. Kennard,
d. J. Irwin, "
William B Sharp, "
W. Il Janvier, 81, Georges.
sam'l. h. Cleayer Port Penn
Chas. Tatmsn, Middletown
John W. Cullen, Dover,
Albert Dudley, Camden.
Carriages.
Jesse Alexander, Del City,
J. Merrlck, Wilmington,
First & Almond,
Jas. Cox, Middletown,
sam'l Sharp, Milford
+. d. Clark, Camden.
Clolhing.
Clayton wilds, smyrna.
Dentistry.
DR.. II. Garrett, viii.
DR.. Il. w. Haines, Newark
Dr.. W. @. A. Bonwill, Dove
DR.. d. D. smithers, smyrn
Drugs and Chemicals.
Il. Bringhurst, wilmingto'
II. X. Bringhurs, "
L. MolnAll, "
j. p. Hotieoker, Smyrna,
d. +. Burton, Dover,
NJ. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON,,
Albert N. Sutton, 81. George
= Fars, Hats and Caps.
Thos. D. Webb, wilmiugto
Thos. n. Culbert,
Gas Fixtures, &c.
VIM. Ferris, WllIni gton,
jim. Gawthrup, o."
Glass and China Ware.
II. Y. DrNlrmandie, Will,
Jas. G. Pieksls,
Hdrdpdre
c. A. Rodney, Wilmington
Capelle & Duncan, -
Iron.
Eli Garrett. Wilmington,
Mcdowell & Co, "
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Registers Office.

NUTIUE, n
All having claims against the Estate Of the de-
asssed present the duly atested 10 the Execu
tor an or befoe the tn day Of April 1862 abide the
Ast of Aasambiy in such ease made and provided.
W. O. SPRUANCE, Executor.
Nav Castle Aprii lith, 1854 -ap l5-2m
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COMMITTEE.

OOl1mA4 AG1s
WILLIAM CANBY, Chairman,
Edward Belts, Wilmington,
j. 7. Head, "
]. L. DeVou, Jr., -
j. G. Jackson, Pleasant Hill,
j. Miller, Newark,
d. W. Moore, Centreville,
Ed Challenger, New Castle,
]. p. Belville, St. Georges,
G. " Hastings, Kirkwood,
j. b. .Casier, /"
W. W. Tschudy. Smyrna,
j. A. Dunning, Dover,
j. Woodall,
DR.. c. L. Mahon, Smyrna,
Thos. Simpson, Camden,
W. Townsend, Frederick,
A. N. Hall, Milford,
r. W. Reynolds, FELTON,,
@. s Layton, Bridgeville,
L. W. NAPLES, Lewes,
Geo. 5. Money, Delaware City,
Rev. Daniel Lambdin, Camden.
Mrs. II. W. BREEsE,
Chairman Of Ladies' Committee,
Mrs. A. W. Smith, Wilmington,
Miss H. B. Torbert, "
Mrs. L. W. Elaines, Newark,
Mrs. Taggart, New Castle,
Mrs A. P. Shannon, Christiana,
Mrs. A. r. Robertson, Delaware City,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Way, Centreville,
Mrs. Isaac D. Hamilton, Smyrna,
Ladies' Aid Society, Middletown,
Mrs A. b. Richardson, Dover,
Mrs. James II. Boone, Frederica,
Miss Annie Reville, Milford,
Mrs Eliza Moore, Georgetown.
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Miss Annie X. Cannon, Sec
Rotary Ladies' Aid, Sea-
lord,
Mrs. Judge Layton, George
town
aIHTLENEN's COMMITTEE.
DR.. W. X. Bullock, Will,
Leonard 4. Wales, +"
deo. W. Sparks, "
Jas l., Deyou, Jr, "
Levi Q. Bird "
Jas. II. Culbert, %
sAm1. Btnerott, Jra ="
A. D. Inslee, "
Jno. A. Toner, "
David 7. sm theirs, Smyrna,
Jno. W. Hotiecker. "
Hum Jenkins. Camden,
Jas. b. Henry, Del. City.
II. c CLARK,
VIVA. h. JAuyier, St. Georges
y. O. NAPLES. Georgetown,
Dr.. ". W. Jones, seaiord,
Garrett S. Layton, Brid g.
vile,
J II. Jones, Claymont,
Henry 4. Draper, Dover,
Jno. A. A'lderdice, New
Castle,
Dr. W. II. Dayidso n, Milford
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
ARMS, TROPHIES, RELICS. oURIOsITIEs AND
AuTOaRAPHs.

Tie undersigned Executive Committee on Arms, Lro.
pes Reles Ouriosties and Autographs on the part OF
Delaware or the Great central Fairin aid Of the santa
81 the effort to collect articles OF that class We are de-
srous to AXE the display oreditable as poable
object is noble one and all should feel that it y ssa
Great Fair worthy Of the cause. Lot The loyal men ana
look up the relies Of our Revolutionary ancestors
and those Of fathers who participated IN the war %
1872 aud Mexico, and send them forward 10 oce py
place IN the Department Of the Diamond State sear'h
among the effects Of Statesmen Of other daVa ana
bring inrth such articles In your estimation, w au1
this interesting part Of the exhibition our state mss
ever been the home Of patriots, aud Delawaraans have
fought In every Of strife from 10 down 70 the pres
ent hour aud there are many relies and cuhokties 10
Great Iair II you have any 10 your possession know
Of any who has, you will render good service p
lending your Influence and aid In having them forwarded
to the Chairman, u. s. MoCoMB Wilm Delaware.
They will 10 properly taken VI and returned 70 tne
on ners If desired, at the close Of the exhibition.
II g MoCowB Chairman, Wilmington,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24
iNsoE, Chairman.

Lumber.
Jesse Lane. Wilmington,
James NJ. Ellison, Del. City,
Geo. W. Chuiehman, Clay
mont.
W. NJ. shakespeare, Dover,
A. ]. Barrett, Wilmington,
Bauduy Simmons, "
j. Il. Boon, Fredetica,
II. E Hastings, smyrna,
n. II. Coverdale, kenton,
W. MrClelland, Newark,
Chas, +. Garretson, st Goe's.
Harness.
Casper Kendall, Wilmington
Jas. Conner,
Chas. Anderson, Del. City,
T. U. Ayres,
WIN. G, Clark, Camden,
L. Geiser, Dover.
Hoilow Ware and StOUes.
H. r, Pickles, Wilmington,
S. W. Roberts, "
Geo. NJ. stetson, Camden.
Miners and fdrinGre0us
Produce,
L. Hounsfeld, Wilmington
q. Chandler,
y Jas. Evans. Dover,
i John Peoples, II. Clay Fa'
toiy.
VIM. Worden, Smyrna,
wm. p. Lindale. Camden,
Adam Dayett, KirkwoOd,
Henry Moore, Dover,
W. G. Robertson, Del. City.
Machinery.
}. D. Evans.
Cotton and W00ien Man
faotAres.
James Riddle, Wilmington
D. LAmmot, Jr., "
D. Ohillas, Newark,
John pilling, ="
, VIM. g. Shaw, New Castle
a. Paper.
Curtis h Bro, Newark,
Alfred Jessup, Wilmingto
Photographs.
z. Garrett, Wilmington,
A. uawthrop, "
,s Powder.
II. DUPONT, Wilmington,
ammot DuPont, "
Ship and Ship Building
Harlan 4 Hollingsworth
4 Co., Wilmington,
Thos. Clyde. Claymont,
A Reyboid, Del CITY.
Wilson Il. Cannon, Daver,
Jas. Deputy, MILO d,
Jno. X. Kirkman, WILL,
Tobacco and Seq RS.
/. John v. okristy, VIII,
y John II. Britton, "
j. Butz,
John Christy, "
5. H. Choate, Newark,
Il. II. Hayman, st. Geol g.
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Office of the Committee on Labor,
Incomes and Revenues"

6O2 Market Street, Wilmington, april 1864.
The Committee on s LABOR, INCOMES AND
RsyENuEs," Of the Delaware DEPARTMENT o.
the GREAr CENTRAL FkIR, is charged with the
following duty, to wit;
LIST. 10 obtain the contribution of tone days
labor" or earnings, from every Artisan and
Laborer, Foreman, Operative aud Employee (;
President, Cashier, Teller and Clerk Of every
incorporated and unincorporated Company, Rail
Road aud Express Company, Employing Firm,
Bank, Mandatory, Iron Works, Oil Works,
Mill, Mine and Public officei from every private
Banker and Broker Importer, Auctioneer and
Merchant; Clerk, Agent and Salesman De-
eigner, Fiuisher and Artist; Publisher, Printer
and Mechanic from every Government Officer,
Contractor and Employee Grocer, Butcher,
Baker and Dealer; Farmer, Hortioulturist and
Producer; from every Mantua-maker, Milliner
and Female Operative; every individual en-
gagged in turning the soil, tending the loom, or
In any way earning livelihood, or building a
fortune within the State Of Delaware.
2nd.-To obtain the contribution Of one day
"Revenue " from all the Employing Establish
ments, Firms, Corporations, Companies, kai
Roads and Works
3rd-To obtain the contribution of one day't
income from every retired person, and person ol
fortune--male and female--living upon theiT
means, and from all Clergymen, Physicians
Dentists Editors, Authors aud Professors; ant
all other persons engaged iu the learned or 9TH
er profess ons.
To accomplish this great work, the COMMITTEE
appeal to the people Of Delaware. The objec
in view is to raise funds for the Sanitary Com
mission, a charitable organization for the relic
of our sick and wounded soldiers.
Let every man and woman work oAe day TO
our Country.
Contributions may be handed, or sent b,
mail, to any member of this Committee. The
will be duly acknowledged, and placed upon tn
records Of the organisation.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24

COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL NJ. HARRINaToE, Jr., Chairman,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon. j. NJ. Turner, Wilmington
DR.. Jas. F. Wilson,
Rev. DR.. Clemson, Claymont,
A. p Shannon, Christiana,
A. Higgins, New Castle,
c W. Blandy, Newark,
Spencer Chandler, Pleasant Hill,
Rev. D. H. Emerson, 81. Georges,
wm. II. H. Clark, Delaware City,
Henry P. Baker, Odessa,
James A Benson, Krkwoed,
Daniel L. Dunuing, Middletown,
Levi W. Lattomus, Townsend,
Joseph Cleaver, Port Penn,
Robert D. HOffecker, smyrna,
Dr. W. T. Collins,
Daniel Cowgirl, Dover.
DR.. Ezekiel Dawson, Camden,
Hum jenkins, "
DR.. Joseph Simpson, FELTON,,
Thomas b. Coursey, Frederica,
Thomas F. Hammsrsley, Milford,
John r. Sudler, Bridgeville,
j. P. McGuigan, Georgetown,
L. W. NAPLES, Lewes.
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LApIRs' COMMITTEE.
Miss Mary Milligan, VIII,
/" Julia Murguiondo, I"
- A. Brinokle, +"
81" NJ. Sellers, "
" Lucy Askew, q"
Mrs. A. W. Smith, 4"
" C. b smyth, "
Miss Ellen barley, Olaymon
Mrs. c. Graf, g
Miss Anale Z. Drivor, Ne'
Miss Amanda olsavor, Del.
aware City.
Miss Sarah Clesver, Della.
ware CITY,
Miss SAllie paxson, st. Geo.
Mrs, Cazier, Glasgow,
Miss ]. y. Cleaver, Port
Penn,
Miss Lizzie Murphy, Mid
dletown,
Miss Addie Cook, Smyrna,
Miss Annie Clements, "
Miss Lydia Harrington,
Dover,
Miss Mary Fisher, Dover,
Mrs. Lizzie Allen, Camden
Miss Maggie Wallace, Nil
ford,
Miss Ella Cannon, Bridge
Vile,
NAV 20-2W
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man. Wilmington,
| Mrs. D. Lammot, Jrs Will
Mrs Gen French,
Mra J P Gillie, "
Miss Anne semple, "
Mss Morgiondo. "
Mrs C. Graef, Claymont
Mr., F A Curtis, Newark,
lMr D Couper, New Castle,
Mrs Geo Maxwell, Del City,
Mrs ] r Clements, smyrnai
Mrs DR. Jump, Dover,
Miss Ann E Emerson, Cam
den.
Mrs @ smi,hera Frederica,
Mrs DR. Prettvmnn, Milford,
Miss P R Layton, George
town,
NJ IS Louisa Maull, Lswes.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24

Mai. Gen. VIM. II. French
Wilmington,
Admiral S. z. DUPONT, Wil.i
Adit Gen. Lorenzo Thomas
u s. A.,
Brig. 6ea. Albln sohoepf
Brig. Gen Kenly, District oi
Delaware,
Maj. H. B. Judd, VIII,
Chas. l. DUPONT, /"
Samuel Candy, "
Rev. Leighton Coleman,
Wilmington,
Adit. Gen. n. D. Porter,
Newark,
NJ. NJ. Clsaver, New Castle,
W. @. Robertson, Del City.
W. S. Flemming, Henry Clay
Factory,
Dr. q. L. Mlhon, Smyrna,
A, Cowgirl. DoYer,
rhos. Wallace, Milford,
Col. j. Moore. Georgetown,
H r. Hall, Lewss,
alex. jackson, Jr., Camden
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-05-24

TO The numbers Of Ms Committee on A0rieuItur'
and agricultural Implements, for The Grea
Fair 10 be held in Philadelphia, and TO Agri
e,tlf,frfsfs generdIlg
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02
Sherif's Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of an
Order of Sale. issued from the Third Judicial
District Court of Davis county, and other at
tached thereto for Judicial purposes, in the
State of Kansas, in favor of N. c. Nc Clellan,
and against Rosetta E. Davidson, and to me
directed as Sheriff Of said Davis County,
will offer for sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court House In junction City, on the
18th day of July. A. D. 1864, at one o'clock r.
m of said day, all the right, title, interest and
claim of the said Rosetta 8; Davidson in and
to the following described Real Estate, to-wit:
The West half of the Northeast quarter of
Section No. Twelve, Township No. Eleven,
South of Range No. Four, East of the 9th
principal meridian in Kansas, containing
eighty acres of land according to the q. s.
Government survey thereof Said land having
been appraised at one dollar and seventy-five
cents per acre.
Given under my hand at Office in the city Of
Junction this 18th day of June, A. D. 1864.
n29-6 A. w. CALLEN
Sheriff
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q b { II n i o n
Junction, Kansas, July 2, 1864.
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

A Committee of Arrangements are at work
vigorously getting pic mic celebration in order
for this glorious day The break of day will be
announced by thirty five rounds from Morrell's
Columbiad, after which everybody may consider
themselves at liberty. The programme Tor the
day is eating, drinking. speaking and music
The Republican Grove will be fitted up for the
pic mic, to which everybody is expected to br1ng
their own "grub." All furnishing Provender
will please have it at Wilson's Hall by nine
o'clock The Declaration of Independence will
be read, and addresses made oy Messrs. |" bite,
McBratney and Mcclure.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02
Administrator's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that we will offer a
public sale at the late residence Of E. h. With.
erell, deceased on Monday. July 18th, 1864
the personal property Of the said 3. b. With.
erell, consisting in part of the following, Wig:
II head Of two year old steers, cows and
calves, two year old Durham bull, two veal
old flley, head Of hogs, / wagon. breaking
plows, stirring plows, 2 shovel plows, sad.
die, and other articles too numerous to men.
ton. Terms Of Sale-Cash in hand.
JAMES HEMPHILL
D. II. MEYERS,
n31-4t Administrators
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS,
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad.
ministration on the estate Of John Harmon. Sr.
deceased, have been granted the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Saline county, Kansas
Ali persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate settlement of the same
and all persons having claims against said es.
tate are notified to exhibit them within one
year from the date Of said letters for allow
snce or they NAV be barred from any benefit
of said estate; and if said claims are not pre-
sented within three years from the date Of said
letters thew will be forever barred from said
hene6t. ROBERT PARKER,
n3I.at Administrator
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Administrators Sale,

Notice is hereby given that will offer at
Public Safe on the 9th day of July next; at
the residence of John Harmon. Jr., the goods
and effects of John Harmon, ST., deceased, con-
sisting Of the following viz: l yoke of work
cattle, 26 head of stock cattle, fve-year-old
mare. two-horse wagon, pair double harness.
cross cut saw, post augur and variety of
carpenters tools. Terms of Sale-Credit of
six months on all sums over Fifteen dollars,
and under, cash in hand
ROBERT PARKER,
Administrator Of estate Of the John Harmon,
ST., decd.
Salina, Kansas, June 4, 1864.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

Arvx,o. RoAn OvzssrERs Mr.. E. g. Rob
inson. of Ashland. writes Us requesting publ
cation IF the duties of Road Overseefs. We
would be pleased to have citizens throughout
n. countv cal, our attention to such items oil
interest. or do it themselves through these col
umn.. The Road Law provides that every male
person between tie age of twenty-one and fifty
years who has been in the State thirty days,
is liable to do two days work on public roads
1t is the duty of the overseer to order out every
person included in the above, between the first
of April and the first of October annually, to
perform the work aforesaid in his district. Such
person is duly notified, if not in person by leav'
ing written notice at bis usual place OF abode.
And every person refusing to attend himse'f' OF
substitute, having had the proper three days
notice. or shall spend his time in idleness. shall
forfeit two dollars for every offence, and the same
10 recoverable before Justice of the Peace. The
money so collected ehsll be expended in i'm
proving the road in said district No one is
released from the performance Of said labor by
neglect of Overseer TO order out before the first Of
October. man. residence is where his family
reside, and if no family where he boards. The
Board of County Commissioners at their October
meeting are authorized to levy road tax Of not
less than two nor more than five mile on the
dollar, on all the lands. without including the
improvements thereon.
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u The good work has begun. See confsca
ton notice of Junction town lots. This ought
10 be good neighborhood for that business.
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Administrators Notice,

Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad-
ministration on the Estate of E. II. Witherell,
deceased. have been granted to the undersign-
ed, bearing date the s,h day of June, A. D.
1865, by the Judge of the Probate Court of
Davis county. All persons indebted to said
estate are hereby notified to make immediate
settlement of the same; and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are notified to
exhibit them within one year from the date of
said letters for allowance. or they may be
barred from any benefit Of said estate, and if
they do not exhibit such claims within three
years from the date of said letters, they will
be forever barred from the benefits of said es-
tate. JAMES HEMPHILL,
D. II. MEYERS,
n29-3tSA) Administrators.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

OGpEN.-The citizens of this village are making
preparations for proper observance of the Fourth
u. L. Essick is to be the orator of the day.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

VALUABLE PREsENr-The following letter
and resolution was ordered to be published in
the UNION Occideut has not bursted yet, but
has double head of steam on:
JUNCTION CRY, June %. 1864.
". H. MAcKEY, W. C. Templar,
OcciJent Lodge. No 26. l. o. G. T..
DEAR SIR-Herewith / have the pleasure of
presenting to you, and through you to the Society
of which YOU are q member, Thirty Volumes OF
Standard and Miscellaneous Books, which beg
you to accept as an earnest of my appreciation OF
the work in which you are engaged. No one,
unless blunted to all moral perceptions, and the
finer attributes Of our best natures can conceal
his qualification at the change which has been
wrought in this community during the past year
through your efforts.
Though not member Of your Older recog-
nixe and appreciate what you have accomplished
for the ameliorstion Of society, and bid you God
speed in your noble work.
/ am. very truly, your well-wisher.
S. NJ. STRICKLER.
The books are most valuable selection, and
add much to the interest and Importance of the
Library scheme which this organization has set
on foot. The Lodge adopted the following reso-
lutions:
WHEREAs, Occident Lodge of Good Templars
is the recipient of valuable present, consisting
Of Thirty Volumes of Standard and Misceilane-
Gus Works. donated a. an addition to the Library
Of the Lodge, Therefore,
Resolved, That vote of thanks be passed oy
the Lodge. to Hon. s. n. SrRIcKLER, the donor,
for his noble generosity, and
= Resolved, That 1t is . source of cougratulation
to the Lodge, to find that, notwithstanding the
various difficulties under which we are at present
1aboring, We have the sympathy and co-oper.tor
OF friends outside of our circle, - evinesd by
this valuable testimonial. Is we'll - the expres'
sions Of encouragement given to our cause BY
many other Of our friends in the community.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

STATE AGRICULTURAL CoLLEsE.-The first term
of the second year Of this Institution will CON-
mence on the 1st Of September. We have re-
ceived catalogue of its officers and students
from which we learn that there are about one
hundred and ten scholars attending.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

T Wednesday We were treated to a tropical
sun, and genuine Arabian simeon of wind
Thermometer, one hundred and one
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

~ We publish again the Declaration of Inde'
pendence. Never will pass over a Fourth Of
July week without doing it. Let everybody
read it before breakfast Monday morning.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

DIEp.-F. L. Crane, brother of Jesse Crane,
Sutler at Fort Larned, died at that place one day
last week of congestion of the brain.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

ANNUAL SCHOOL MEErING-The voters of School
District No. met at the School building Thurs
day evening, pursuant to call of the District
Clerk. There was a good attendance, and we
would not fail to notice the increased interest in
schools which was manifested. R. D. Mobley
was called to the chair. Minutes of the last
annual meeting was read, and also the Report Of
the District Clerk for 1853. Daniel Mitchell.
Treasurer. made his Annual Report, which was
accepted W. B. House was elected Director,
S. B. White, Treasurer, and W. S. Blakely Clerk.
On motion of Daniel Mitchell, one-haf of one
per cent was levied for pay of teachers. On mo-
ton of Mr. Blazely, one edarter of one per cent
was levied for lease of building. A motion to
employ only male teacher was carried.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

Col. DAVIS lately surprised party of Apache
Indians in New Mexico and succeeded in kill.
ing 40 and capturing l6 of them.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

&c soldier, belonging to Dunlap's company
of the 18th, stole horse lately on Rock Greek.
and brought it to this place, and sold it to Tiber
Baier for seventy dollars. The owner recovered
the horse last Thursday. and the soldier is now
in the guard house at Fort Riley. This is the
third horse stoiea from that neigh borhood lately.
Want another hanging scrape down there.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

CAuGHr.-That darkey, who sometime last
winter made himself famous by his repeated
escapes from the officers of the law, was arrested
one day last week near Manhattan. He was
charged with stealing horses, and the warrant
came from Douglas County.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-07-02

T We are indebted to Hon. A. G. Wilder 70
copy of the Report on the Fort Pillow massacre
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10 The Band of Hope meets this afternoon
Every Young one in the neighborhood is expected
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u The dispatch which we published last
week. stating that the Indians had attacked the
Stage beyond Larned, was written on the outside
of an envelope. We since learn that inside the
envelope was an account of the killing of nine
white men by the Indians. 1t is not known
: whether they were ranchmen or travellers. L,
occurred a short distance beyond Larned.
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Remaining in the Postofice at Junction
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LIST, 1864.
Persons calling for them will please say