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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-27
IT PIACHB.

The pensioned slanderers of the erich igno.
ramus have invariably answered the free, out
spoken indignation Of the people. with scurriloas
attacks upon those taking an active part In such
meetings. Seurrility is the only weapon they use
in defence of their crime. The following miser-
able "takeI of on the meeting held in this
place few weeks ago We fnd in the Topeka
Tribune. The words loyal eitiQops" are ital-
ieized in the Tribune. thereby ID Pugning the
loyalty Of those engaged, which, II based upon
information given by the one whom ve think,
may Be considered in the light of good joke:
e" TIE DAVIS CouNrI IxDlos.-Last week the
loyal citixensi Of Davis county held meeting to
denounce the .damnable fraud The movers
were Martin Of the Union, Wilcox. A. W. Callen
and r. D! Moblev: These, with few curious
citizens, constituted the Immense outpouring Of
an indignant people. Tss
George W. Martin 10 q clever fellow, With
red hair, who don't never wear no mans col.
lar.' snd belongs to the Land Office q Junction
City: .=s1s sid szi - ~
"Wileox is An ancient and attenuated peda.
gogue. who has resided in Davis county nearly
two months. during which time he has taught
the young idea: how e shoot y e,i sr
Shortly after the election We read something ike
the following in the Union:
"-CorPk1sEADs TsrrxfHAxf-A. ". Callen.
the whisky eopperhead candidate foe Sheriff,
is elected BY . small majority 5n,
"R. D. Nobley is choice exotic from the Old
Dominion, tEalsplinted in this State 70 assist
Buford in crushing out the seeds oflfeedom sewn
in 81 and IS. He has brother in the rebsl
army. and would have been there himself but fOr
his cowardice." ,t..-..-t. ?:
Such uncallel for and malicious slande1 OF
private citizens, ~ is here made upon Mr.. Mob
ley, for simply exercising one Of the rights Of .
citizen. exhibits the contemptibleness Of sneak.
Mr.. Mobley is . quiet, worthy young man.
and has meyer taken any very active Patt
in public meetings. BE attended IN obedience
to the eall. and being opposed to sach iniquitods
proceedings - the one which the people were
called to denodnee, he consented to ast y Sec
rsaary. We have slwsys oppess1 Aej As61ey
in politics. but have aeser lad any gessids foe
apst;Seieg his loyalty. except j. VAS his rose f!
We never made ssy such isSSsaiiioe rvestdi5s
NJ. Osilens Mr.. Oallen i aiRspdblisas, and We
lid hin that hs vas N bad eonpaly lA6e all.
snd which saeEtioa NJ. Callan viii doubtlees
now admit. sinee be hes ssen hoW bsdly his
Representative has sold him.
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The Frontier Nursery
PATRONISE HOME INDUSTRY (

The proprietor Of the above Nursery, situat-
ed five miles from Fort Riley, on the Fort
Riley and Fort Kearney Road. six miles due
west from Ogden, now offers for sale
80 600 Choice and Reliable Fruit
e TEses
Consisting Of Apples. Pears, Peaches and
Cherries; also Chestnuts and large collee-
tion Of grape vines and small fruits-black-
berries, Strawberries, currants, gooseberries,
and rhubarb and shrubbery; roses, peonies,
tulips, snowfall lilacs, towering ounce and
|honeysuckles; Lumber D. poplar, maple and
locust trees; all Of which will sell ut the
following rates, or exchange for young stock
at fair prices:
Three year old Apples, ten dollars per hun
dred, forty-seven dollars for 500, ninety dol
lars per 1000; large, for immediate bearing,
fifteen dollars per 100. seventy dollars per 500,
one hundred and thirty live dollars per 1000.
Peaches, Seeding, two and three years old,
four dollars per 100, nineteen dollars per 500.
thirty Eve dollars per 1000; choice budded, ten
dollars 100. Pears, Cherries and Chestnuts,
25 to so cents each. Grapes: Delaware, i've
years old, transplanted and root-pruned 81 so;
three years, $1.25; two years, 81 layers, rs
to so cents; Concord, 25 cents to 100; Cataw-
bs, Isabella, Clinton, Idon, 20 to IS cts Frank
lin, Diana, Northern Muscadine, Hartford Pro
life, SO to Is cents, Blackberries, Lawton, 81
per Dozen Currants and GoosebeTries Is
cents each. Strawberries from 25 to 40 cents
a dozen. Rhuborb from 10 to 25 cents each.
Everything else in proportion
Having for long time been connected wito
the we'll known nursery and extensive test
orchard Of Cutter & Sons, of Western Illinois,
I was enabled to select all the best tested
Western varieties, which fact is worthy the
notice Of all men. Communications promptly
answered. Stamps for return mail never Es-
fused. Address SAMUEL CUTTKR,
n1v3) Fort Riley, Davis Co., Kansas
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!" winning .ide." With you it msy b different,
and if you shopA wish to ProenrsIths," hnngs
and become fae(liar with sheis use yoo eas snd
angle aceomull ldatioes # yvn vilts visit IL
Capital previoos to the FIRST day Of March: -
am. very respectfully. &c..
s. NJ STRICKLER.
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uThs L<ghlatqss fviaI, ,adjeuss aext Tees
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-02-27

ceedingly hard to get rid Of them. Then was
never taught the use Of those most indispensable
of articles in modern politics. political weather
eek. which shows which way the wind blovs-
political thermometer, which tells when "a
blow hot aud when eold-a political barometer
which enables the possessor to foretell sudden
and violent changss-and . !" Maskes RepoH oi
Political Price Currents" for tho purpose 81
"keeping posted" asa .sa: dsss
Having. as before intimated, long ago taken
up with the opinion thst il would be an outrage
Of the very worst soft for Jim. Lane" OF his
friends, to bring on . Senatorial election this
winter fDr the purpose Of foeesalling the pepples
choice. and not being ~ sdept in the ssissee q
twisting and turping"o on short notice. utterly
failed 10 place myself Oh The winning" side.
ssd must fAin content myself with the simple
sstisfaction Of bsiag in the" sight ss4ae, ~
On. reflection, think / shall Be able 70 endure
the ehagrin. and Am tying 70 ssfrsshs pyself
With the tAolght that 81 81! Isa4 Srs7a
The rae< its pot always got, - .ef
psr. By him - fastest runs. ..5,,t s.....
Nor the battle BY the people vhat-
Shoot with the longest guns." 's'i.i
You request me to "post you up." but must
beg to b exedstd., csh* get posted up my.
,ek. Ny old-hshioped notiens viii cling . me.
and I have l6AaiS codeiaded shAt for mJsslf ny
tam u sersiss hes % neliiS sxpared tistI es,l
not mod Tie expense II prosussiiug he appasi-
rasuses. which I hsvs already exphissd ts,yoi
- being ildnpsnSsbss - those whoss ehief Aim
i 70 keep posted. and TO slwsyssbs o. de
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DRYANT's NEW VOLUME.
ID No Volume Of Poems has mel with sueh s~oicoho
f. ~ the press
q. APPLETON L CO.. Nos. 40 and AS Broadway,
THIRTY POEMS.
w CULLEN BRYANT, 4,,.
vol limo Cloth a 25 Cloth, gill; I'll 93i xoIoocs W o.

7 VOL IziIU' OFOtHi VI = 0'0'' s-''
From TIE World
No English poe. surpases him in KNOWLEDGE OF nature a
bpt few are mis- equal lie better than Cowper and
in their special walks Of poetry aud the equl OF WORDSWORTH
the great high priest OF hsture
From Tn. N. Y. Times -.
None Of our poets have shown greater
or y 10 man or nature. Tho emotions which he de"cloos
ngt be- sworn TO before court of philosophers e ueos
and flower, which he paints; and tho birds which sn among
them ctalenge the scTEt.ny Of the naturalist
From The Round Table. T..
,onghon. tho yopm, are evidences Of serene end JOY
GU, pine WHICH p cAnnol wher the Inls Of yen. cor
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olt ILe Coua Oh the Way" oil recog1iiions o. ue
season 10 which the singer and his iecompanons Ia az
rvsd bat hey breath compliance with The sweet s~ q Ma
and L;e raaiant with ah that ooki behind
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ouil riyer s;iu widening toward DO doso
Fro,r III. independent .
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sii eager spd hoyefust period Of nc "heu 20 mos Ie
hopper la. u become burdonhe fingt Ito sH laps
Thirty Poems" mostly new and all ercrurni
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hob AND Ills FRIENDS,
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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Teachers' Association" which took Ilace il
Leavenworth City the 1st of October, 1863, the
necessity of the aid of the Press in forwarding
the interests Of Education in our new State
was deeply and fully discussed. 1t was finally
resolved, that the Executive Committee should
wait on the publishers Of the kansas Farmer
and do the best they could to secure an Educa.
tional DEPARTMENT in that paper. The Commit.
tee, in conference with the publishers, found
that in their judgment no such department could
be obtained in that paper IS would meet the
imperative demands Of Education in this State.
The Comittee then waited on the differen Mt pub
fishing houses in Leavenworth City. and learned
that a monthly periodical, of thirty two octave
pages, would pay expenses at fifty cents . vol
ume, provided il could secure Eve hundred snb
scribers, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
This will make q neat volume Of three hun
dred and eighty pages, and ought to De In the
hands Of every County Superintendent, Teach
ers and friends of Education in the State. No
Teacher or School Director should be without
it. We hope Ill the County Superintendent
and Teachers especially, will interest them
soon Is practicable. Tie First Number will
be issued on the LIST Of January, 1864.
The "Jorrnal" win be edited BY the Execu.
tive Committee, free Of charge, until the next
Annual Meeting Of the Association.
Please Address all Communications to the
"KANSAS EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL
Leaveuwofth City, Kansas. ~ - =
An papers throughout the State. favorable 70
Education. will please publish this Prospectus,
and give it such encouragement a. they can.
By order Of the Committee.
r. d. MCCARTHY, -
Chairman, Leavenworth.
Rev. d. I. MrrcaKlL,, LesseavsstS. =
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