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- 4. H--nlgHT E1PRESs TKAIn-ssovsins
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Al The trains folng westward sonnet at UsgolaP-
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on the Philadelphia Erie Rntlrcad.
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02
Senatorial.

Some of the river papers, ever on hand
for humbug, agitation and hue and cry,
are already kicking at the next Senatorial
football. Rumors are afoat of this OF that
or some other combination or coalition.
Let them wiggle. We presume it is all
surmise and speculation, originating in
some cracked or aspiring brain. Our
hope and that of our people is. come
what may, appear who may,-to see the
Northern Tier unit. Kicked, neglec-
ted, ignored, sold out, scoffed at, spit upon,
crippled, betrayed, let US make common
cause against common enemy. Will not
sympathetic response run along the line
from here to the river
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The Shenandoah.

The career of this celebrated Anglo
Rebel pirate, is at last terminated. On
the 9Th of November she hauled up in
Liverpool, England, and surrendered to a
British Man of War. There her history
started and there it ends. The crew was
unconditionally released, but the vessel
being demanded by the U. s. authorities
she was turned over to them and has been
brought to this country. Our Govern.
ment will have nice little bill to present
to Mr.. John BuA for the damages that
this pirate has done. Long after the re-
belIion had closed and the Southern Con-
federacy had any pretended existance, this
vessel continued to prey upon American
shipping in the Pacific Ocean, nor did she
desist until a British Man Of War that was
sent in pursuit of her in July and informed
the master that he was OVERRIDING things
little, since the Rebel government that he
pretended to represent had long since be-
come extinct. She has done immense dam.
age-as an illustration, she destroyed
taoenty .6ve American whaling vessels and
bonded four others during the months of
April May and June last. Add these to
all her other depredations and it will make
a nice little list. j. Bull Esq will either
pay this bill or fight it out.
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The war between Spain and Chill, tao
declared by the latter power was forced by
the conduct of the former Ever since the
Spanish trouble with Peru, Spain has
sought to revenge itself on Chill for the
sympathy of the latter shown to her sister
Republic, and the Spanish Minister to Chill
lately demanded reparatIon for alleged
Chilan outrages which existed only in i'm
agination. Spain is now bockadlng the
Chilian coast with feet Of seven vessels,
a force SO entirely inadequate that it will
hardly be respected as Legitimate block
aiding squadron. Chill has authorized a
loan of $4,000, 600, and given its Presi-
dent unlimited powers. An alliance ex
lists between the Republics Of Chilli, Ec-
uador, Peru, Colum bia, Bolivia, Ver2uela
and Salvador, by which these States bind
themselves to commit no hostilities against
each other and to allow no foreign foe TO
organize or recruit forces in one State to
the detriment of each other It would not
be surprising if this compact of neutrality
should rise into active cooperation with
Chill in her presen; struggle with the an
cient oppressor of all the South American
States.-tS LouiS Democrat.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

Oue evening In the executive chamber
there were present number of gentle
men among them Mr.. Seward. A point
IN the conversation suggesting the thought,
Mr.. Lincoln said, Seward, you never
heard, did you, how l earned my FIRST dol.
lar" "No." said Mr.. Seward. Well"
replied he, 81 was about eighteen years of
age. 1 belonged, you know, 10 what they
call down South the scrubs people who
do not own land or slaves are nobody
there. But We had succeeded in raising
chiefly by my labor sufiicien, produce, as
| thous ht, to Justify ne in taking it down
the river to sell. After much persuasion
| got the consent of my mother to 60, and
constructed little fla, boat large enough
to take the barrel or two Of things, that
we gathered, with myself and little bun.
die down to New Orleans. A steamer
was coming down the river. We have,
you know, no wharves along the western
streams, and the custom was if passengers
we're at any Of the landings for them to go
out in boat, the steamer stopping and
taking them on board. was contempla-
tlDS NY new nav cOht ouu WoudclHB
whether l could make it stronger or in
prove it in any particular, when two men
came to the shore in carriages with trunks,
and looking at the different boats singled
cut mine and asked, "Who owns this g
answered somewhat modestIy, IL dO,'
"Will you," said one of them. "take US
and our trunks out to The steamer g Ger
tainiy," said |. I was very glad to have
the opportunity of earning something. |
supposed that each would give me two or
three bits. They got On board the boat,
and ] lifted their heavy trunks, and put
them on deck. The steamer was about
ro put on steam, when ! called out. that
they had forgotten to pay me. Each Of
them took from his pocket silver halt
dollar, and threw it OF the bottom Of my
boat. could scarcely believe my eyes as
l picked up the money. Gentlemen you
may think it very little thing, and in
these days it seems to me like trife but
ii was a most importan. inciden, in hy
life. l could scarcely credit, tha! |, poor
boy, had earned dollar in less than a day
that by honest work had earned dol
lar. The world seemed wider and fairer
ome. Twas more hopeful and confident
being from that time"
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THANKSGIVING PRnCU
TVON n VA "A.

war, the recent and dreadful scor,,, 20
our Nation, has uow ceased ss Am.s;. OF
slavery the source of our troubles has ns.
isaed. War no lor ger threatens the he fva. Psa.
OF our citizens, or The deso,a,;on s &c "Ses ives
homes. Government has AGAIN ss,sI oI'
iished Its authority, and traitors comnsIIsd
TO DOW In submission thereto. Our lana
is now blessed with peace and prosnsr;,r
ana an Is now in truth the land of ,he f,ss
lhe peope Of this State have enioyed nm.
usual prospe rity. Feeling we shoua
RAISE God for these blessings and favors
|, Samuel j. Crawford, Governor of Kan
sas, do hereby appoint
THURSDAY, DEC. eth, A. ID. ISIS.
as day of Thanksgiving and prayer, and
90 recommend to the people of this State.
that they meet in their respective places Of
worship TO engage in such religious servi.
ces as shall most appropriately express our
fee llngs of dependence upon cur Heavenly
Father, "the giver Of every good and per.
tect gift and devoutly impIore the con.
tinuance of His favors and blessings,
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State. a, Topeka. this 18th day of No.
vember, A. D. 1865.
Vy,nDn
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w..o imagined b. had risen to the position
of hotel runner, cried out as he rushed
around among the excited popuiace, = Ire
m ont House y +" Ire mont House ),
"This way, gentlemen nd ladies'
"Where's the baggage for tie fremont
House ?" and under the inspiration and
excitement of The moment seized lady by
her WATERFALL and put out; that being
the last of him for the evening. In the
mean time a reverend gentleman OBJ
tanned the fioos and cried "6re" and said
that anybody who accused him of setting
it out was ssconfounded liar y This
was calculated as soolher in the way OF
counieraction and as things began to run
a little smoother, l run for home.
OBSERVER.
P.S. DON'T you put any more of your
jokes in your paper about Irving, for if
you do you will get the worst of it the next
time you attend railroad festival. o.
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Tho Chicago Tunnel.

The Chicago correspondent of the Bos-
ton 4dvertiser gives an interesting account
of descent which he recently made into
the tunnel which is being made under
Lake Michigan for the purpose of sup.
plying the city with good water. The ex-
cavaiion is about thirty feet under the
lake, and it has attained the length of d..
lao feet. At every thousand feet, side
chambers have been built in which the
masons work, it being found impossible to
use the mortar made above ground. A
track extends the whole length of the tuu-
mel, and the cars are run out by mules.
The bottom of the land shaft is about
seventy ave feet below the surface of earth.
The party TO which the writer was at.
tached filled two cars, which, as soon as
they were seated, rushed with them into
total dakness, relieved only by few dim,
Pickering miner lamps. A shudder might
we'll thrill each heart to think that the
great inland sea was over their heads,
with only about thirty feet of soil between
them though it Was some relief to know
that there were Eve inches of arch brick
between each foot of earth. Gas is still
occasionally met with, but no serious ac-
cidents have happened. Not long since
the workmen heard the paddles of steam
er passing overhead, and it caused much
fright; but now it is common occur
renee. The tunnel is to end about two
miles cut In the lake, and it will probably
be completed by The end Of another year.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

GEN LONGsTREET-One rebel lion af-
ter another appears 10 Washington. John
FL. Reagan had hardly departed, when
Gen. Longstreet arrived and Gen. Hood is
expected. The former met to-day by ac-
cident. He possesses a fine manly pres
ence, strikingly reminding one of Gen. G.
III. Thomas. His face indicates very
resolute character. He looks the very
picture of health, and, unlike most of the
rebel notorieties we have had here, is very
well dressed. 1t is evident, from the way
in which he carries his righ, arm, that it is
still useless, in consequence of the wound
he received last summer IN the wilder
ness Washington Letter.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-02

President Johnson says that he has no
right to interfere with determining who
shall be voters ia the southern states. This
is fallacy but let US let him have his way
once If be cannot determine who may
vote, then of course he dares not dictate
how those who do shall vote.
Then what right has he to inform Gov
johnson of Georgia, state that has never
been out of the Union, that he cannot rec
ognize the people of any State as having
resumed relations of loyalty to the Union
who admit as legal obligations debts created
in their name to promote the war Of the re-
bellion.
He says to these Georgians l have no
right to tell you how to vote upon this quest
ion but # you vote for it, "ofF comes your
heads"