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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16
New ADVERTISEMENTS,
Proposals for Flour!
OFFICE A. @. S.. Fort RILEY


Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
fee, until II o'clock NJ, of Monday, the 25th
day Of April, 1864, for furnishing the follow
ing stores to the Subsistence Department, viz
One Hundred Thousand Pounds
l00,00O) Of Best Single Extra FLOUR, made
from good sound Fall Wheat. in double sacks
strong new cotton and gunny well sewed; to
be delivered without expense to the United
States to the A. c. S. at Fort Riley, Kansas. on
or before the 18th day of June, 1864. Each
sack to contain one hundred pounds of Flour
net. The Flour to be inspected by some COM
petent person selected by the Subsistence De-
partment.
Bids by disloyal persons will not be consid-
cred.
No bids will be received unless accompanied
by written guarantee of two responsible par
ties for the faithful performance of the con-
tract, if awarded separate; bids will be enter
tanned for the delivery Of $4,000 pounds of
Flour, but for no less amount. The right to
reject any and all the bids offered is reserved
to the A. c. S. Payment to be made in such
funds as may be furnished by the United States
for public disbursement. Small samples of the
Flour must accompany the bid. Proposals to
be made in triplicate and ON separate sheets of
paper for each offered.
The contract to be subject to the approval of
the Chief Commissary Of the Subsistence De-
partment.
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
Flour, and directed to the undersigned
]. r. MCCLURE,
1st Lieut.. 18th H. v & A. CS
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

The LApy's FRIESp FOR APRIL-The April
number Of this new two dollar magazine opens
with charming steel engraving called Harry
and bis Dog" This is followed by beautiful
Double Fashion Plate, also engraved on steel in
the best style Then We have two companion
engravings which will touch the hearts of all
mothers, called The Wanderer," and "The
Restored" The music of this number is the
popular song by Ednor Rossiter, Il Loved that
Dear Old Flag the Best" and is of itself worth
the price Of the number.
The literature Of this number is "Our Ned %
"Above the Clouds by Night" illustrated BY q
striking engraving; " Forshadowings," by Clara
Augusta; e Mistaken Duty" by Ida Mason ;
:" Good-by," by Mrs. III. Rittenhouse +" Mabel's
Mission, - Jenny Morris's trip to California"
by Mrs. Margaret Hosmer; "The Transformed
Village" illustrated by an engraving, etc. The
Novelties. Work Table and Flower Department
are all illustrated by finely engraved wood cuts,
Published by Deacon d Peterson, 3l9 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia. $500 a year.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

JORDAN HARD RoAD-We have not heard
any thing concerning Woods Manhattan meet
ing, but are confident that he got as big dose
of Indignation as he did here. Regarding his
Louisville meeting, We understand that Carney
shoulder strap at Fort Riley says that when he
got through they passed lot of low, dirty, con-
temptible, personal resolutions - That is TO say,
they denounced him, and his internal fraud
Pepper it to him!
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5000 BUSHELS OF CORN!

Six thousand bushels of Corn in the Ear, and
the balance. two thousand bushels, to be she'll
ed, and sacked in ne~, strong Gunaies. Separ-
ate proposals will be considered for the deliv.
cry Of the quantity to be delivered in the ear.
or for the quantity to be delivered in sacks.
but no bid will be entertained for less than the
whole amount of either.
No bid will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by the written guarantee of two response
bic persons to the effect that the bidder is able
to fulfill the contract in accordance with the
terms Of his proposition, and that should his
proposal be accepted, he will at once enter into
. contract in accordance Herewith.
One thousand bushels to be delivered on or
before the 18th day Of May, 1864, and the bal
ance at such times and in such quantities as
the Acting Assistant Quartermaster at Fort
Riley shall direct; the whole amount to be de-
ivered before the 25th day Of June, 1864
Payment will by made in such funds as the
United States shall furnish for public disburse-
ment, when the whole amount of corn 10 de-
hvered.
Contracts will be subject to the approval Of
the Chief Quartermaster Department Of Kan
sas, the undersigned reservins the right to
reject any or all bids. Ti-T,ree-
PROPOSALS to be endorsed, HPvposals for
Corr" and directed to the undersigned. Bid
ders must be present at the opening of the
bids, and ready with their securities to close
the contract at the time the award in made
J. R. MCCLURE,
LIST 1t. 18th K. .CkA A. ON
OTrIcE OF A. A. Q. n, Foar Rn.Y.
kansas April II, 1864;
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TIE CREDIT QUEsrIoS.-The letter of Captain
McCahons will be satisfactory to everybody, and
we hope the promptness with which the matter
was corrected will be sufficient to exhonerate
Captain Booth or any one else of any surpicion
Of having acted unfairly.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

" small but sad procession passed through
our streets on Tuesday. A soldier named Nicely
OF Company l. Ninth Kansas. lately stationed at
Fort Larned, brought from there the remains of
his wife. (who died after short illness) to bury
them Mt Junction by her particular request. The
deceased was native of Illinois, where she was
connected with Baptist church.
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U We propose that the Republican State
Central Committee raise a fund, with which to
hire Sam. Wood to make such speeches as he did
in this place Monday evening. Carney wouldn't
have q corporalis guard left by November
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

RILEY CovSTY.-At the precinct caucus of
Manhattan township last Saturday the Indigs
elected their delegates by majority of twenty
Riley is O. K
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A FsAup o. fraud MEErixs-SAM WooD Ar

A FsAup OF A fraud IEEffSG-SAM. " GOD AT
rExprs TO CONVINCE rae PEorLE, But GETS A LARGE
II ,xyp F1xA IN HIS EAR-The immaculate Sam.
| is on a tour through this indignant country
regulating the militia" Sunday he vent to
Mud Greek, where Dickinson County liyes.
OF course, the militia, who are all indignant,
saw in an instant the ropes he was laying for
their political entanglement. Monday morning.
the principal Fraud Of this county, p z. Taylor.
busted himself sticking up posters. inviting the
people out that evening. " TO hear what Sam.
Wood had to say about the Fraud" The Hall
was we'll filled. Sam. began his speech. He was
sharp enough to see the kind Of an audience he
was addressing. and accordingly determined
upon gag. He spoke three hours and half,
and did not devote ten minutes 70 the subject.
1t was the most disgusting tirade Of empty words
we ever listened to. 1t consisted almost entirely
of jim. Lane, the Leaven worth Conservative and
the Junction City Union. He did not make
single argument in favor of last winters election
He was frequently interrupted by cries Of eve
want to hear something about the Fraud" but
all was of no avail. During one of the Interrupt
tions. Mat Beckers proposed three cheers for
Carney. The only reply was deep. silent
blush by the Indigs. By this time it became
apparent that he was attempting to talk the
meeting out of an expression. With remarkable
endurance, the Indigs held out. although some
fifteen were SO intensely disguised that they
had to leave. The harangue was interladed with
personal abuse of Judge Stafford. He told jim.
Lanes celebrated Joe Darrah story. At halfpas
eleven the sigh of relief when the brazen faced
fool seated himself was like young thunder.
He failed to elicit the slightest applause from any
one in the house. Mcclure was called for. He
walked forward amidst great applause. He spoke
about fifteen minutes to point, and effectively
being loudly applauded at the end Of almost
every sentence. Wood rose to reply, and he used
another quarter of an hour which seemed IN
age. After he closed, Daniel Mitchell offered
setting forth that the speaker chad
failed to convince us of his innocence, but oD the
contrary We believe him guilty of an attempt to
deprive us of our franchise as legal voters,
P z. Taylor moved to adjourn, which was lost
by q vote of two to one. 1t was moved and
seconded to adopt. Wood began defence. and
Taylor was crazy with rage. Wood looked pitt
full. The confusion became so grea. that nothing
further was done The meeting broke up at half
past twelve, amid groans for Wood and the fraud |
and cheers for Lincoln and Mcclure. The vote |
on Taylors motion to adjourn the test vote.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

u Price & Mitchell's Saw and FIGURING Mill,
on Chapman's Creek, is rapidly approaching
completion. The establishment is in good hands
and the people Of that eighborhood and to the
West will be promptly attended to. This mill
command an immense local business.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

q Gross Thiele have purchased the build
ing adjoining their shop, which they have con-
veYted into q furniture room.
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Unconstitutional Of the delegates to the
Norris County Convention are anti Fraud. 1t is
said Sam. Wood has called a mass meeting to
meet two hours before the County Convention
Sam. is bound to die kicking.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

~ The soldiers at Fort Riley had difficulty
among themselves one day last week. in which
one of their number was badly cut by knife.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

UA large and fine stock or Stoves, Tinware,
Sheet Iron, Woodenware. Garden Implements,
Kitchen Utensils, &C.. is now on exhibition at
Wilson's Stone Building. The public are invi-
ted to examine my stock. REUBEN EMICK.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

ALL RIeHr.-An Unconditional, Lincoln, An.
ti-Fnud Delegate will be sent from Saline coun.
ty to the Republican State Convention.
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u Attention is called to the advertisement in
another column, To Stock Raises." A rare
opportunity.
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LrxE.-Mr. John Furrow, living on the Re-
publican, will have q kiln of fine Lime ready
for delivery by Tuesday or Wednesday next
1t will be gone with a rush, and those wanting
had better be on hand
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

u Miss Fuller began a select school in this
place last week for young girls. We learn she
has twenty scholars. School mistresses are good
institutions, and we like to see them we'll pat
ronized
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

RErIeIoUs.-The Rev. Mr.. Beekwith. Of Man.
haitian. will preach tomorrow at half-past ten.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

MARRIED.-By the Rev. WIN. Todd, on the Cd
of April, Mr.. E. TAYLOR and Miss NANCY
WILEY, both of Junction.
BY the same. April 4th, JOHN CAIN and
HELEN NJ. PIERCE, both of Clay county.
At Fort Riley, on the 9th of April, by the
Rev. R. NJ. Fish, GEORGE WASHINGTON
VAN, formerly of Platte county Mo-, now of
Company H, 18th Kansas Cavalry, and Miss
EDA JANE MATHEWS, of Davis Co.. Kansas
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

D,rD-On Thursday. April Z. LAURA, daugh
ter of s. N. and Mary Strickler, aged years.
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u Company F, of the Sixth Regiment, is now
at Fort Scott.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16
PROPOSALS FOR CORN!

Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be re-
ceived at this Office until Monday, the 25th
day of April, 1864, at ~ o'clock NJ, for the
delivery to the Acting Assistant Quartermaster
at Fort Riley, Kansas, of
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-04-16

q See Proposals for Corn and Flour.
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urrOpprS'lIK' IIINtLD-ILAIE ITANU'
w rrnr.rs ,rt.,, ipfrrumenG ere recommended b,
~. ,ia,o, Miles, Morgan befgc. ff'de5 and othert
Ooi1' nh, -, ne volume aud unsics quality Of piano.
"a i"..Tss e.. lnadf upon the oidnsIy HDtAo-
OF 80 80. r,,r is.1-li. gnd ~ sv Nrv-l Ola
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RIO tie GROWERS aad MANUFACTURER

ITO the GROWERS and MANUFACTURERS
DF FLiX AND HEMP
r Gamma p3oftsG by nj, Department con,s-
iar o ne los }. K. sIorehe,d Of feIny'sHa W,ln ~
Baey % hyjs s.snd, aii JolA Il 'siheI o. On9, :" eu
sr ihe ,oiovng appropriation made by tho s1i Congress
vi. ,,,,- , .t.t..,,,
For iryss,igaonso ts,t IN. probability 81 cuhvoh'
.rd rssi aax lnd hemp ssbsiols Tor coi1oh '"'"'
LINZ met and .l.er several d " inyest,s'on behesn'
t,l fun sud fuller notes Of their in'es a.
nlolgre ysinabs resuhs. adjourned to met go. M
SgsDESuAY, tho 2lth dsy of February he"' " "
qt.y rsoue. IL Interested In the dlrout on :. hc PpoI
rris'ion OF anxious develop the subject .snIs. o
a. Is,,o AID a,, n the different stages OF PIepn.,,
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% e. ,cb e.. s,.a ds.er ptions Of the hnds and COY
s,schinsry used wheI. made kc tcsssnsI Tn
information that msy be useful TO hs siisspt dsbu
ton o. "' 6p'p'''a'II ssAAc NEWTON. Commissions.
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UsirAp sTaT.s PAvpT.Oggics.

;
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IS AID WARRANTS PURCHASED aAd ioI
y u. s. REVENUE sTA4Ps soll ~ discount y % 4!
Ger cont b. G. T. 6. WOCJAiN, 10. % Finest
MKARKET SAVINGS BANK, No. 81 Nassau
ave A.. nesr Puon-Open daily, from 10 e. NJ q p "a,
aud on Mondays tDI rhnfsdayf from 5 10 ?. n
Z SIX FIR CENT iETEHEs 4 allowed % dePO'!tof~
Mouey tspgsted On before February ~, vii dn" In
ksroI fioB feb l. LUTHER C. CARTl.. President
CHARLES COOPER, : ''
I HEskr z CongLS, Secretary.
4 gtOsAE w. CONDEE, Tres'orer
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Daann9 4ceotmeo.

I U. SEARING's Priys te Dancing Acadol-y,
~ 30 - ..-,v s,ts- cafs,s ',rn.lef ias -
s~ro1a Gnsge-. LsA-r al iatstss meet % liocE
es.tfrarr cr.o1b q. Private Lemons c,sfT fay
-s,s.
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CfI-g OF Hrl'rlrs e. co.. hs'i n. ,
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NV ion aren, $40 loan tss tc ~-o'e 1s.e'A' d 50
f,,a 81 lott IS law hs been t,-r - 'o''e r' "
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Gates sa5 si.I elceasos 10 Eeep c'l--si-J Oh -o ICY "
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WENDELL PIIiLLIPS
pECONsrECCUON

fvs
COOPER rYsTlTCTH, TyL5 DAY tVESlNG, Feb IA
Tho Eeh eclars U Ae eolrso If tho Wemsa' Loya Lesss
vii Sc delivered q. above.
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wy; lame, - fer's No ~ Broadway NAer .s'AsN
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Cooper lnt't,ui@. Platform ac&e.s sea ony .. lie "~~
Siaycry-Of.es, No q bee. eAr-sG .,.o.-
Gaze ~ be tatJa 10 to'ei toe reserve tras -
a,sSe thereto Syo.d tie confusion "i1nssstS ~ ~
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800 <>-7,0f TCT TAXU sCRIP FOR SALE.-

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