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DAVIDSON CoUNrY.-H. Adams, Esq. the present
Senator from Davidson, is candidate for re election
and is opposed by Henry Walser, Vance Destruc-
tive Mr. Adams has made Q faithful and useful
member of the Senate, snd he is sound and relia-
BILE Conservative Ne predict that he will beat
Walser at least two 10 one H. ..
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Juae ~, 1884

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD:@ FOLRn
PROM THE SUB5CRIBEKS STABLE WITHfN
a Quarter of meof Eagle Rock pon the ,LiRht of -
25th of May black with lrle star w her orehs~S
her left hind foot marked white dp TO tats fetloek 6
flowing tail. thick name falling TIP the ngh except 80
near the withers 6ne dark eyes md Of ordf x -
is natural trnter The above reward v III be 1iv.,
her ppre eAensiop and delivery % 1t is thou9bt
she was stolen by caTalryma 10 who WH lurking ,,c
my PREMISES that day. My I'D lreSs 10 u gle RucE W
sshnty, C. INV RHOD
June 2, 1854. -. "a
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0xFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.-THE

~
" twenty. seventh session will commeuoe on AOHDAAH
the FOURTH of July 1884 and cOntinue twenty MesES
Instruction is given in every department me ooi1
of Fine Arts (which suspended during ast s@,hT
will be in charge Of Miss MARY IETIWlSH
lady Of large experience and superior qualhcAHon aso
Tuition 10 each school, soc .
Board in advance. - ..,dleaa,
Each student is expected to furnish her own san0e
towels and pair of sheets. -. d..;,
As the number Of borders is hn,sfd, tnoSS dn
admission should make isnnsdiate apPl caI9u ,11Jg
.... -. r. nxErdE' !,
Juae 81, 1854 T. I-<t
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June 80, 1894.
UDACON FOR SOLDIERS FAMnIES..-.

WDACON FOR SOLDIERS FAMhIES.S.. -.
ID State OF NorthC ClrOina, Subsisencs DspartIns snt
Raleigh, June 81, 1854 - ..' -..--...
TO C5Gnty CaasaistSO6srS:-I am prepared TO ssl at
COST any of the counties Of this Sa ir the use of
INDECENT families of Solddes porlR6 OF the B1con ee-
cunlaIed for that purpoS CS1aty tOmmissouerS who
are in need Of Bacon, will sounnu nicate With me
> T' THO5 d. HoGG, Maj = o. 8.
lima 10 ieSl< 3s-lt.
~ All papers in the Ststs will copy four times and
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T1IsH FOR SALE.-.FOR SALE THIRTY
I Kets Shad and Herring and Ten Thousand QO.0UU)
dried herring 10 be delivered 1t Boykius Depot Va
'Addresa ~ Il. ~. .''.'.. .. J. II. j,
.... g. HArrellsvillt, C..
June 80. 1894 . sS-4tpd.
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HoRsE TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO MAN

RISE TAKEN UP.-A NEGRO MAN
some 25 or 80 thirty years old riding bay Stallion,
th black name aud tail white hind feet white spot on
his ef side near his shoulder about large as dollar
came my Factory at Glover Orchard tn have tne so
animal shod The horse is in common working orderS
seems much jaded and has his back caused by
an old saddle without pad upon which the negro Vas
had NO pass made his escape before could .
rest him secured his bundle Of clothes hoEsIef Ae
nretepded to be free negro-sAd he was raised ~ ?oh9
Gibson of Guford county, and seemed acquainted abou1
Greensborough wish the owner 70 come forward prove
property, pay charges and take the horse ar1y;
June q 1854 zo--U
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e.T MARY.s SCHOOL. RALEIGH, n. C. :
- The next Term Of this School will commence AO-
GUST I'd, and contnue twenty weeks For circular
containing full particulars apply to the Su6scsIiSe5
- Raleigh, y. c.
IT,. On 1914 SS-st
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s.LEIGH: TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1854.
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tfuuIsHcD ~ nrQUErD

kccl- q. 4 wise mans heart Dis
oerncth time. the lapse % tiae-ths
froslacntisi lessons inprcssel upon tie
'arsc of t.nc
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1. PARIS Me- FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1854.
A DISCOURSE.

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} 4 prominent event. standing out % the
''c~ daring aiithe year. has been the con-
tnusncc 90 thc -rcat rebellion.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
TREACHERY.

The Leavenworth Bulletin has the
names of Lincoln and Johnson at it's head
for President and Vice President, but is
the organ Of faction composed Of all Lin.
coins opponents. Read the following,
which we take from an editorial hs AIDED
" Political Parties in Kansas" in the Bull.
letin of the 9th inst. The paragraph is
intended as q Kind word for the copper
heads that compose . good pa,t Of the
Carney faction: ,r ~
80 far as the national politics IL con.
ccrned, each parry as matter of course,
,oiu maintain their choice of candidates al
the ballot Boa. But in State Offices their
should be differe nee Of opinion"
There we have it in black aud white -
They say Mr.. Copperhe.d you may vote
for Mcclellan, Mr.. Fremonter you may
vote for Fremont, and Mr.. Lincolnite you
may vote for Lincoln, but when it comes
to Carney's State Ticket, you must all
unite aad do the clean thing, Shame on
such treachery, Mr. Bulletin. sr'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

The Republican Union Voters Of M,,.
shall County will meet st their resp..,,,
places of holding township election q,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Isl,
st 2 o'clock. p. m, for the purpo,. .,
elec'ing delegates to a County Con,.p,ioo
to be held at MsrysvilIs
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Mh
for the purpose Of nominating cand;i,,..
FIR The Offices Of Probate Judge, D;,,,;..
Clerk, State Representative, Superint.nJ.
ant of Public instruction. County Ano..
ney for Marshall County, and also Az.
delegate at large 10 the Senatorial Di.,,;.,
Convention.
The Township meetings will nom;r...
one delegate from each Township 10 III.
Senatorial District Convention.
In the County Convection each Tov,.
ship is entitled to the following pumL., =,
delegates, viz: Marysviile, 6; VermiIlion
6; Blue Rapids. 8 Guittard, 4.
BY order fthe Committee.
E. G.: MANNING.
W. McCLOSKY,
II. FOSTER,
J. LANE.
r- MARTIN LIFE,
Committed
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
LEGAl. NOTICE.

Benton Arnold hose residenc. is upknovn
will take notice hat delry BaI cklow OF tSs
2Sth dav of july, 4. u. lo';i h;ei his petition
IN me Distr CT Court ct the Second Judilis
District Ofthe STATE o. ra.sa>. in snd TO M@r-
shal, county with otho,s ~, .clei for JQi.c y!
purposes. against Bent. u A.aG.d. on not.
lated Mott highs N ,la-s,.l, -nuoiy. Ausus.
30th 1850 for The sum of S241 o. ray be II
twelve months from date VIII 7.ta's,' sfe'
due n, 20 pr cent Per ann,I.n, Az! .i.e o Iect 4
this suir is to Ybiain judgment ag .;:s lhe abOTe
named defendeBt on the noie mentioned, aud 8
decree of foreclosure and sale ofrhe SoG;n half
Of the North East quarter aud North h,lt o.
the South East quartor of : crinu Niuet.en Il.
in Township Five (j) Scu'h o. Raug. eg.t "a.
East, in marshall unity Kansas. con'nin;r:
100 acres conveyed By the said Beu'"n Ar
mold to secure the pavmea, OF the SID nu,s tc
the plain, if, and also TO obtain jadE mt a.
the NOR gage for the snm OF so0,up l,qudstes
DANA ses and the costs If this sui. and hs'un.
less the said de;endeut plead. answer CT derau'
to the plaintiff g petition on 0. before .he lcta
day of October, A. ID. 1854. the same w:l b
taken as confessed and judgment rendered ss-
cordingly. BF. klLLtf.
Attest, Plaintiffs Atty.
Alexander Campbell, Clerk. 49,!
Dated August. 9Th 1864.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
NEWS SUMMARY.

McClellsn was nominated u, Chicago on
a doubtful and significant Mt platform, Gold
went up-Union men looked blue. Bu.
McClelan's letter of acceptance is loyal,
too loyal for the Copperheads, and they
refuse to support him, and talk of holding
another Convention. This makes Lin
coins chance better. On the heels of this
ews comes the word that Atlanta is cap.
tuted, and Hoods entire army demoraliz-
ed and fleeing like mob. This makes
Lincoln's chances sill better. and gold
comes down. Sherman captured Atlanta
on the I'd Of September. Rebels lost 500
killed, $500 wounded, 5000 prisoner RS.
and 27 cannon. Our loss was abou, l 500
in all. The great raider John Morgan is
killed Grant asks for only one hundred
thousan nd more men to ED the war. If
all reports are true. he is pushing Lee to
the wall Richmond is getting to be a
.ery ho, place for Lees army, and men
who seem to be posted say he mus. fight
Gran, soon or run. Quite force is sill
i,ths Shenandoah valley under Early,
but we believe that Sheridan has men
enough to attend TO him. Things look
more cheerful, and Union. men breath
freer to-day than they did week ago.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

Rachel Gilmore, whose residence is unknov,
will take notice that Henry Baricklow on tn.
10th day of July, A. D. 1864. filed his petition
the District Court Of the Second Ju lei, Dis.
irict Of the Sta te of Kansas, in and for MARSHALL
County with others attached 70" Judicial pur
poses, against Rachnl Gilmore on a not. dated
Not ingham, Marshall County, August 81 1850
for the cum of S249G PAYABLE in ,welve mon,hs
from date, with interest after due ~ - per aer,
per annuu,. and the object of III. sut,s 10 CD.
tain Judgment against the above n'r'd defend.
AIT on the note mentioned, and ,ecres Of
forsclo- w. and .le Of the South West qusre,
ofSection Twenty-feur (24) in Tovnsh' Nun.
ber One ~ Sou h Of Range Nunber FNu (O
East in sshine.on County Ksusas . ,'a i"s
100 acres. conveyed bv the said Rncrei Gl NOR,
to secure :he pay me mt of the sad note 70 lbs
plaintiff md also the costs Of his suit; and
that unlsss he dc 'e.,len, plead sus.er or de-
mur TO the plaintiff s petition on OF before th.
10th day OF October. A. u. 1864, II. same viii
he taken as confessed and judeurs5s rendered
accordingly. r F. HII.LEY,
Ateest, Plaintiff Ar'y.
Alexander Camrhel' Clerk. l.-l
Dated August 9Th 1864.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

MARSHALL, not being very strong
Breckiuridge man. and having no conf.
dence in. Mannine's honesty or integrity,
refuse to give him charge of the Platform
again, and voluntarily offered the press
and material to our Peter H. Peters, impo.
sing upon him that j, should continue to
be proslsvery Democratic paper.
To the remainder of the article headed
"Tha, Coalition" in the Enterprise Of the
9th inst, we will DO. reply in detail. That
portion relating to Judge Brumbaugh and
j. W. Bollineer, they can answer them
selves, or lie, it 60 unno.iced. They are
gentlemen Of such solid and respectable
standing in this section Of the country,
hat the wif6ts Of the Enterprise will hard
~ harm them. -2-1
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
A Pretty Fix.

BY the following statement from the
Topeka.Record it will be seen that even
a majority Of the old committee which
old committe as originally constructed
was as follows G. Thomas, s. Clarke,
j. F. Newton, W. r. Saunders, S. F. At
wood, j.. R. Palmer, J. j. Ingalls, did
not authorize the issuing Of call, such
as has already appeared over the sigma
ture Of At0ood, but that the minority Of
defunct COMMITTEES have issued the man
ife.to IN question. What will The frauds
come to next!
I'VE notice iu the Carney papers a cal!
by The Secretary of the Committee that
va. elected in, ,'62, for Convention to
meet here on the thirteenth of September
to nominate q State ticket. That old
committee was composedo Of seven persons
A majority of it, to wit: DR.. Newton. l..
G. Palmer, Chester Thomas and Sidney
Clarke, all say there has been 10 meeting
ofthe committee at which they were pres
ent in person or by authorized proxies. 80
that the call in question must have origi
mated from minority of tho committee
Even if the whole committee had united
in the call It would have had no binding
force on the party. % it was dead and GER
tainly j. can have no claim upon US com.
ing, ae it does, from what was once State
committee. The real facts are that few
fraudites, knowing that the people would
10, elect them TO The true Republican con.
veution, wsre determined on hasipg sep.
crate one. They found in the Secretary
Of the old committee a willing tool. They
have called convention the day before
the democratic convention, expecting to
make the best terms with the democrats
tha, they can. they will support the
Democratic Presidential electors, 10 hopes
to receive democratic support for their
nominees. We caution all the true friend.
Of the Republican party agains, beirg led
astray By these wolves in sleeps clothing.
Their aim 10 to take all who unite with
them over TO tie support Of the democratic
convention. Are you. Messrs A., B., and
c., ~ho have fought the border rufisn
party. the pro-slavery party and the demo.
cratic party al your lives, and who have
received fsvors in the way Of Office and
otheru ise from the Republican party. and
DOW going 70 a&lists with your old enc.
mics Think we'll before you aes.-Ths
party Of Freedom 10 10 the asesndsney ia
Kansas, and will continus to b %. Be.
cause score o. % Of men like Mcdowell,
Vaughan aod Carney leave tho parry, it 10
no sign thai ito Vitality IL gone. They
have left it before, snd have bosa defeated
- thsy viii b ,Ais ios. -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
Lesai Notice.

John Perkins, Rebeec9 A. Perkins, Thomas
NJ. Bowen and Josephine A. P. boSen whose
residences are unknown, will take notice tnst
illiam 9. Field on the 5th day Of Argu-t, a.
D. 1864, filed his petition against them in the
District Court Of the Second Judicial District OF
the State Of Kansas in and for Marshall county
with Washington, Shirley and Republic eoun.
ties in said State attached for Judicial purpose
The object and prayer Of said petition 10 to OBJ
tain judgment against the said Johu Pc, kiHs On
q certain promissory note dated O'tobcr otn
1860 given by said John Perkins t. William ;.
Field for the sum of fSl93, With interest thars-
on from dste, to-wi,: August 9th 1860. At ID.
rate Of 20 per cent per annum until paid; ara
to obtain = decree of foreclosure and order Of
sale of tie West half Of the South East quarter
and East half Of the South West quarter ofSsc'
tion number Twenty Nine in Township nun'
ber Two South of Range number Four East, 10
Washington county State of Kansas, conseyeo
by said John Perkins and Rebecca A. P.rkirs,
BY mortgage to the said William s. Field to Sc
sure the payment Of said promissory note, 70
the said " Willism g. Field snd to obtsin jung
m.nt on said mortgage for the sum Of fifty do'.
lars liquidated damages for foreclosure tne!eos
and costs of this sui, and that the sai. Sonn
Perkins Bebecca A. Perkins. Thomas NJ. bovss
and Josephine A. P. Bowen be barred ana e.'
s.rr foreelossd Of all right, claim, lien, interest
dover interest and equity Of redemption ~ sne
to ssid mortessed premises. The said Johe
Parkips. Reheeca A. Perkins, ThoDas N. Bovee
and Joseuhine A. P. Bowen are notified tbsi INV
less they appear and plead. answer or ds~ns
on Of before the Seventh day Of October A.. y;
1854, the said petition win b takss - tsSs -
Judeusst Isndered go sdiagly: :,
BRUMRAU0U& 4 b00losA
Ausuat 6tA lefk AfteFDcge
1915 f0WA efieA
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
Brassy.

10 It is decidedly cool and impudent for
men who, in the fall of 1861. called Un.
ion men abolition blood hounds and called
Lincoln an abolition fanatic, to now pre-
tend to dictate to the people of Marshall
and Washington Counties, which is the
true Republican Union Ticket, and to in.
form them that they are tie peoples true
friends, aud that all others are imposters
and shysters. The solid Union men of
this country know who the shys.ers are.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
The Nominations.

At the head of our columns will be seen
the Republican Union Candidates nomina-
ted at Topeka by the regular Republican
Union Convention September 8,h, 1854.
The men are good men-ars the eaudi.
dates Of the Union parry and will receive
the support of all good men. No better
ticket could have been or will be nomina-
ted and for that ticket we expect to work
and to ask our friends to work. We shall
give each candidate special notice aext
week. igo- ' t. re
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

The above 10 eootemptible, cowsrdly
'iis-mR~5..MsSsbaii ~ss willing Manning
should publish the paper, prov ided he
.ossld adusss1e tAessestisn Of Breckissidgs
and yohnssas This, Manning refused to
do, and baeasse Msuafns would notdo 50.
and Peters would, PessTS got the paper
Jacob Wiesbach knows how Manning
suffered pecuaisrily that fall because he
took grounds against HarshdN and his
ticket.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
JIM LANE

JIM LANE.
"A few-words bavszwe for those few
Republicans who have joined the Tom
Carney mongrel Rasty that called Con-
vestion At Tepe 8 September Sth. We
bslisve that there sye good. Ioy.a .and true
men who hsve-5oined that party for the
sole and only reason that they do not like
jim Lane. Now, we-qusrret with no
man because he dislikss Lane; this every
man ha, right to do. But 1ss8 no man
believe the lie ,ha, il told By tho Carney
organs, that the Republican Union Con-
.eu,ion, held 1t Topeka September 9th,
was Jim La3es Convention. Senstor
Lane was not there, was not consulted in
the noiainstions, and had nothing to do
with the Convention. 1t was emphatical-
y the peoples convention, and any per
SON of the one hundred and fifty who were
there from different parts of the State.
will bear witness that We tell the truth
when We say that the Convention ,oas an
honest one, and that the delegates somina-
ted no man until they ,oere sati:fed By per-
sonal inquiry that he ,oas good, honest,
trse man, and soould serue the people aoith
a faith hfulzeal and patriotic heart lI.5 b.
What We want you to understand is
that the ticket nominated ., Topeka, uu-
der the call of the Republican Union
Central Committee, is the ticket of the Re.
publican Union Party of Kansas. and DO
good Union man, who happens to dislike
Jim Lane, will oppose it merely because
the Carneyites say it is Jim Lanes ticket.
It is the ticket of our party, and stands
alone without Jim Lanes aid, and will
fall only with our party. The ticket NOM
mated at Topeka, September 18th. by the
bogus Convention, will be the representa-.
tive ticket ofa wealthy clique that is ct m
posed of ambitious Republicans, who have
split of from the party. Peace Democrats,
aud Copperheads, and DO good man will
support j. when he he once becomes &C.
quaiotsd with The intrigues Of i,s origin.
ators.
Jim Lane is not candidate before the
| people for any Office, that We or the people
| know Of; but when be is he will canvass
the State and inform the people of it, aod
ask the people to support him, and not try
to steal into the United States Senate, or
any other position BY buying legislature
one year before the Office becomes vacant.
If he proposes to run for Senator. he will
ask the people to elect . good legislature
and instruct them to vote for him, and
unless the people do this he does not want
the position Of Senator, OF, any other. TO-
sition. But his election has uo,bing to do
with the State Ticket that yas nominated
at Topeka September sth, 1864 Ths, is
the Republican Union Ticket, aud all good
men should support it, and shuu all con-
nection with the ticket nominated at To.
peka, September 18th, 1864, by the Car
ney faction, and the copperheads.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

Major General Gilmore, while a, y.
hssdw wof ofncoiumnnf-sr6snrMHSys.;.' VI.
body Of rebels, oss nigh. l.., vssL :"
leaping . ditch. was thrown from -;
horse and severely hurt iu the a,t,. W.
His eoun,snd las bssn placed ,smrors
rily under Gen. Emory. Ii is feared h.
snkle II frsesured. We trust no, tn '
country could not we'll spare so skll,fni :
soldier as NJ jor General Gi,asese,-
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
O0dging II.

The little shell that we dropped into the
sns.y's camp week before last, caused
considerable auaering, and drew out a
reply about one column long, ia which .
great deal is said aud great many lies
told. Bu. the editor Of the Enterprise does
not say whether he did or did no, write
sns espperhead article headed "Organize. !"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

A letter from . military officer DOW in
the military prison, Macon. Georgia, says:
eight months down here will
strike my name of the rolls, aod many
Others also. am almost naked-no hat,
coat or drawers; pants seatlsss. and boots
on the last 'tour k dsty.' There are
plenty Of lieu,snanss who can get psioled
from Lookout to exchange for me If the
efost vas only ms1s. Ian not ysll."
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17
The Nominations.

In saying that we do not approve Of the
TOPEKA nenina,ions We simply repea, the
observations It every honest man. The
Ticket is poor one, dnd will not be elect.
90, and and will have our undivided opposition.
~Conservslive. -. :.
The above is geed joke; but for the life
q u ~ eanno, tell whether the joke is on
che Conservative OF on the candidates. II
the editor Of that paper eaanet supper, the
nominations he had better withdraw in fa.
~sr ofsomebody that can.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

The Regular Annual State meeting Of
tho Christian Churches Of Kansas will
commence on Thursday. September 29.h,
at Teeumssh. It Il desired that the Dis.
eiples throughout. the State bs fully rep
resented. ..a. -s-. u ass
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-17

WEB Wilder has sold bic interest in the
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