The Smoky Hill and Republican Union from Junction City, Kansas • Page 3

Union JUNCTION, THURSDAT. JULY 3, 1S62. O- The Citv Drug Store has just received from Leavenworth 'a large addition to its stock of Drnes and Chemicals. noticed a number of families going to the Solomon after claims recently. That county is sealing tip rapidly Fall Wheat is now being harvested.

The crop is a good one. Spring "Wheat will not turn out so well. Land "Warrants. Hall, at the City Drug Store, lias received a number of Land "Warrants, which "he now offers for sale at the lowest cash price. Junction is improving rapidly.

New houses are going up. A 6pt of enterprise has seized upon the people and its results are perceptible all around us. Emigration is beginning to pour into "Western Kansas. The benefits of the Homestead Act nre alread being felt in this portion of the State. Come on, emigrants, and home-seekers, this is the best country in the West.

UThc cattle and other stock in this county nre getting excessively fit. There is no better stock laising country in the world than Kansas. In this branch of industry is a mine of inex-liaustible wealth. Our farmers are becoming aware of this fact and arc acting accordingly. A Bittlp.

Pij.l. Lieutenant-Colonel Anthony, of the Seventh Kansas Regiment, better known ns "Jennison's Jayhawkers," is now Provost Marshal of Memphis. It is pretty certain, if antecedents are anything, that the chivalry within his jurisdiction will toe the mark. tmm have always regarded Kansas editors 'l ns perfect paragons of honesty and virtue but the revelations being made by the Topeka pa er3 arc shaking our faith terribly. If they continue much longer, we may, for our good r.ame, quit the perfession." Don't Suit.

Captain Stewart don't suit the nabobs at Fort Riley. For the same reason that old Butler don't suit them at New Orleans. Then, too, he has a company of men that don't take sugar-coated secesli, consequently they are perfectly howid." Keep your ears open, boys. Doubtful 'nint no word for that place. Lwt.

The confederate prisoners at Firt Riley were started for Fort Leavenworth, under an escort of twenty men, last Tuesday morning. "Wc hop'-, hereafter, they may be kept in their places, and that none will be found so mean as 'to do them icvercncc. Taking pleasure rides with them, and other acknowledgements of equality, is piling it on rather titick. CArruKxn. Our fellow-citizen," W.

W. Herbert, wc arc led to believe was the South Carolina Colonel captured by our arm- at Fair Oaks. He was a bold, honorable and outsioken enemy, for which reason wc can hardly say that we wish him any harm. Hut he had a partner, who played Union man around here until late last fall, when he sneaked off and entered the Southern army, of horn we ha no compunction in wishing that daylight ma shine through him, if it has not already. r1 4 ffJtYc received a call from Lieutenant Tnovr-uon, of the regular army, the other day.

Not withstanding his decidedly unmilitary trim he only hal two crutches, accoutrements not pro ided for by Scott or Hardee he presented quite a soldieily appearance, and from his past history we believe him to be as substantial as he is good looking. He was on Fremont's staff in Missouri last summer, and also on General Lane's, and has seen much sen ice. A broken leg has kept him -confined for some lime, but we hope ere long to 6CC him on duty again. Notice. The legal voters of School District No.

1 of D.tus County, are called upon to meet in Taylor's Hull, Junction City, on Saturday, "the 12th day of July, 1SG2, at 2 o'clock, V. for the pnqwsc of organizing said District according to law. Said District is bounded as follows Beginning at the junction of the Smoky Hill and Republican rivers, and running up the Republican river to the 2d standard parallel, thCiree west with said parallel to the western boundary of Davis County, thence south with said boundary to the Smoky Hill river, thence down said river to the section line between sections eighteen and nineteen, township twelve, range six, thence east on said line to the corner of section ir, 1G, 21 and 22, township 12, range north on section line between sections 15 and 16 to the Government Reserve, thence with said Reserve to the Smoky Hill river, thence down said river to the place of beginning. N. B.

WHITE, Sup't Of Public Instruction for Davis County. THE CELEBRATION. The Fourth of July will be celebrated by the citizens of Junction City and vicinity by a pic nic, which will be held in Gilbert's Grove, half a mile above Bartlctt's Ferry. A cordial invitation is extended to all loj-nl citizens to attend -and lake part in the exercises of the day. The table will be supplied by the ladies, and all contributions of refreshments will be received upon the grounds by the following committee of arrangements: Ladies Mrs.

Clark, Mrs. Mackey, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. "White and Mrs. Gilbert.

Gentlemen Messrs. Moblcy, Miller, Gross, Brown and Strickler. President of the Day Daniel Mitchell. Tho day -will be ushered in by a salute of thirty-four guns from the public square. The exercises of the day will commence at 11 o'clock, a.

and will take place in the following order: SifJging Star Spangled Banner, by the Choir. Prayer by Mr. O. Davison. Reading of the Declaration of Independence by "William S.Blakely.

Singing by the Choir. Address B. E. Perkins. Address S.

B. White. Singing America, by the Choir. Address Maj. Barry.

Dinner, followed by Toasts, Response and There will be a Ball in the eveningat Wilson's FROM WASHHrOTOir. The Tax Bill Passed. The Ux bill went through both Houses on the 23d with a whirl, and thus the most important bill of the session onlj lacks the signature of the President to become a law. The bill as passed, stands precisely as the Senate amended it, except in sixteen particulars, the Uommittee on Conference agreeing that the House should recede from its 253 other amendments. The House and Senate found it utterly impossibe to agree on tho tax on rectified spirits, the House wanting a very high, and the Senate a verv low tax.

and so they compromised by levying no tax at all on that article Garrett Davis protested against this feature, nnd complained that it gave a chance to Cincinnati dealers to drive out pure Bourbon whisky, by underselling with drugged articles manufactured from the rectified spirits. Senator Sherman protested allowing a drawback on the export of manufactured cotton, and against giving up the direct tax feature, but would not indulge in opposition now as that would tend to defeat the bill. The Senate passed it unanimously. In the House objection was made to receding from the direct tax, and one member wanted to insist on that and put on the Senate the responsibility of defeating so important a bill, through fear of direct taxation. That would do very well to punish the Senate, said Thad.

Stevens, but meantime how would the poor country get along without means of raising revenue. There were in all, 315 amendments to the tax bill. The House having receded from 253, and the Senate from 16 of them, the remainder became a subject of compromise, as embodied in the joint resolution of the Committee of Conference, adopted by the Senate, hiie in the House the following named members voted against it: Allen, of 111; Browne, of Rhode Island; Johnson, Norton, Nugent, Pendleton, Shiel, Stiles, White of Ohio Wyckliffe and Wood. The bill only awails the President's signature to become a law, and is to take effect the 1st of August. Ihe Commissioner of Internal lteycnuc is to receiye a salary of 84,000 per annum.

Some efforts were made in the House to stave off an immediate vote, but they failed nnd the bill was agreed upon by the Committee of Conference, passed, Ben Wade and ten others only voting against it. iXcto Stftocrtiscmcnts. HAY WANTED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT this Office until 12 o'clock on the 21st of July, 18G2, for the delivery at Fort Riley of FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF PRAIRIE HAY, of good and merchantable quality, well and securely stacked at such places as the under signed inaj" designate. Upon the delivery of 300 tons, the right is reseivcd to increase or dircinish the balance to be delivered 100 tons. The successful bidder will be held responsible for the fctiict fulfilment of the contract.

The whole to be delivered by the 20th of September 1862. D. W. SCOTT, A. A.

M. A- A. Qr. MVs Office, Fort Riley, July lt 18G2 Attachment Notice, L. B.

Perry, Pl'ff, Before G.F. Gordon, vs. j- Justice of the Peace, Thos.V.Maircs,Deft of Davis Co. Kansas. The said defendant will take notice that the said Justice of the i'eacc issued an order of attachment in the above action on the 24th day June, A.D.

18G2, for the sum of sixteen dollars and sixty cents, and that your property has been attached for said sum, and that the trial of said action is set for the 11th d.iy of August, 18G2, at 11 A. M. at which time you are notified to appear. L. PERKY, Pl'ff.

Riley City, July 1st, W. E. SUTLIFF, Mc reliant Tailor Eldridge House, Lawrence, Kansas. J. LEGORE, Dealer in Clock, Watches, and Jewelry.

BSy Repairing done to order on short notice, and in good style. nloyl S. B. WHITE, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR -At" Law, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS. TWTILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALL business entrusted to his care in Western Krnsas.

nltf EDWARD W. SEYMOUR, M.D., AND ACCOTJCHETJE. OFFICE, AT THE CITY DRUG STORE, Junction City, Kansas. TOPEKA ST WAR HOTJSE, Proprietor. J.

AAXSAS AVENUE, NEARLT OPPOSITE P. Topeka, Kansas. GOOD STABLE ACCOMMODATIONS attached. nltf WATSON BRACE, wholesale dealers in DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES, UTIIIEr AID OUTFITTIIir GOODS. No.

12, Delaware street, Leavenworth, Kansas. JULIUS KELLEIl, Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 415 CHEROKEE NEAR BROADWAY. LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, AND WARE DELIVERED AT EVERY PLACE IN KANSAS. AL WARE WARRANTED, H. L.

JONES, NOTARY PUBLIC 0K SALINE COUNTY, KANSAS. ON HAND TO TRADE FOR STOCK OR CASH, several Improved Claims in Saline county also a house and lot in the town of Salina. I buy and sell Land and Stock at a fair Commission, and assist emigrants in making eligible locations. The Homestead Bill Das Pasted And now is the time for emigrants to get GOOD HOMES. No land in this county has been offered at Public Sale, and will all be held under the Homestead Act Call upon or address me at Salina, Saline Courty, Kansas.

n3G tf. H. JONES. DliAKE BROTHERS, BOOKSELLERS, Stationers and PAPER DEALERS, School Books, Blank Books evert description of PEESTTEES' Furnishing Paper Warehouse G7 DELAWARE STREET, BET. 3d 4tB, Leavenworth, Kansas.

THE niGHEST PRICE PAID FOR RAGS. City Bakery. Washington Street, between Gth and 7th, JUNCTION, KANSAS, W. BECKER, Proprietor. FAMILIES 8UPPLIED WITH BREAD AND CAKE Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, CIGARS AND CANDY, ALL CHEAP, nltf FOR CASH J.

C. MILLER, TIE ALEE, IN Groceries and Provisions, KANSAS AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH Topelra, Kansas. TO A IX CONTRACTORS. PROPOSE TO ESTABLISH A STATION 1 at Abilene, twenty-five miles west of Junction City, and furnish stables, lots, free of charge, to any person or perons who maj receive the mail contract west of Junction City to cither Sulina, Denver, or Santa Fe. CHAS.

II. THOMPSON. fc MAN UFACTURERS of all 7cinds of FURNITURE, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS. COFFINS made with neatness and dispatch. MATTR ASSES of all kinds constantly on hand.

All orders filled on short notice. A. C. PIERCE, I Junction City, Kansas, WILL do Surveying, locate Land Warrants, pay taxes for Woodbridge Odlin, TTORWE St CO UA'SELL OR Aff JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, 1)RACTICES IN ALL THE COURTS OF the State. Taxes paid for non residents titles examined, and locations of desirable tracts of land in Central or Western Kansas promptly attended to at reasonable rates.

ES- Collections made in any part of the State. K- G1LCHIUST. A. L. WILLIAMS.

GILCHRIST WILLIAMS, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Topeka, Kansas. OFFICE, two DOOR8 south of Milikr's SHERIFFS SALE. State of Kansas, 1 I William Patterson Davis County. vs. John W.

Ake- royd and Robert Wilson. By virtue of an order of sale issued by the Clerk of the Third District Court, sitting in Davis county, State of Kansas, in favor of William Patterson, and against John Ake- royd and Robert Wilson, I will, on Saturday, the 21st day of June, ioo, Deiween me noars of ten o'cloek, a. m. and four p. in front of the court house door, in Junction City, Davis county, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction all the right, title, and interest of the said John W.

Akeroyd and Robert Wiison in and to the following described property, to-wit: One black walnut house, nsed as a bar-room, eituate upon the east end of lot eight in block 27 in Junction City, Kansas, and at said house, situated as aforesaid upon lot 8 in block 27 in the city of Junction and State of Kansas, one bar counter, one fcoda fountain and fixtures. 10 decanters, 1 glass jar, one looking glass, one lot of bottles 1 chessboard and men, one soup tnreen, one tumbler stand, one demijohn, one ice breaker, 1 table, 1 lot of barrels and kegs, one-half dozen chairs, one pair of scales, and weights, 1 sugar bowl, 1 coffee urn, 1 lamp and chimney, two oil lamps, 1 stew pan and stand, 7 plates, one br-room stove and pipe, one heating etove, a lot of window glass, one Jam and chimney 1 mattrass, one billiard table and balls, a lot of wall paper, and one truak; said property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash in hand to satisfy said order of sale. H. T. GEERY.

Sheriff. By W. Callen, Under Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, May 22d, 1862. HARPER, GODBT, PETERSON, AND all ft popnlsr aaoathly Magazine, for sa.e at tht PU? STORE, 3 a and a CASH PRICES A.

jSCEW ERA! CO ft THE Mammoth Store HAS A STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING Hardware, jmaci articles: GROCERIES, PATENT MEDICINES, Everything in Fact the ALL OF WHICH WILL AT AS BE SOLD LOW PRICES AS ELSEWnERE IN TIIE STATE, E0R CASH! TAYLOR'S BUILDTNG, OPPOSITE EAGLE HOTEL, Junction, Kansas. HENRY GANZ, Proprietor. John wii.son. stewakt Hastings, jb. WILSON HASTINGS, Formerly John Wihoa ifc Co.

"Wholesale and. Hetail Dealers in Iron, Steel, jSTails, CIRCULAR SAWS, RUBBER BELTING No. 23 Delaware Street, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. ryllE ATTENTION OF BUYERS IS invited to our Stock, which will he found as complete as any in the West and we are determined that in the matter of QTIATiTTY -AJSTD TRICES, No firm west of St. Loui shall give BETTEH 6QQBS LESS MONEY Will jay jiartiadar attention to Orders from tlie Country Filling them Promptly md Faithfully.

U5 Remember the piace and address WILSON HASTINGS, No 23 Delaware St. bet. Main Second. JAKE SMITH, WHOLESALE AND ItETAIL DEALER IN HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, GHass, Sash and Doors, AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. TOPEKA, KANSAS.

JOHN n. KARNAN, 3CIKT ma je: sec WASHINGTON STREET, JUNCTION CITY. TEALER IN STOVES, and all kinds of Tin War, Sheat Iron, Ac. A supply of ererytning in his line sufficient for the wants of this neighborhood. Repairing doae em the shortest motiee.

nltf MO'LANE'S MEDICINES, For Sals bj HALL. GREAT BARGAINS THOMPSON, WOODRUFF Co. Exclusively Wholesale Dealers in F0IEI6I AIB B8MSSTIG BBY 6Q0SS. AND YAA'KE VO TIO AS To the Merchants of KANSAS. COLORADO.

AND NORTHWESTERN MISSOURI. "We are now opening, direct from the manufac turers, A LARGE STOCK OF ON MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SHAWNEE AND DELAWARE. (Old Stand of Lucis fc Donaghy LEATEKWORTH, ICATSAS. We would call the attention of all to onr Mammoth Stock before making purchases elsewhere. In our stock will be found all grades of BROWN SHEETINGS.

DENIMS, STRIPES, CIIECKS, and the latest and most desirable styles of PRINTd, Delaines LAtfNS. A very extensive stock- of STAPLE NOTIONS. All of which wc offer at Unprecedented Low Prices WE W1XI, IVOT RETAIL, her.ee to dealers the benefits accruing from mt smmm STOCK! THOMPSON, WOODRUFF Main Street, bet. Shawnee and Delaware, Leavenworth, Kansas. land warrants.

40. 80, and 1G0 acre LAND WARRANTS on hand, nnd for sale at the LOWEST CASH TRICES. Those buyinp AVarrants at this office may rely upon bemg furnished with WAKKANST FULLY GUARANTEED. BS5U Information ghen to those who are desirous of purchasing or preempting land in this District. All coricspondence promptly attended to.

Apply to nltf WOODBRIDGE ODLIN. STETTAUER BROTHER'S NEW YORK STORE, Corner of Third and Delaware LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS. Have just received a full assortment of G-EISJ III GOODS IVftlCI MfKKSS GOODS! KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, 4c, Which offer to the Public at the Lowest Cash. IPrices TO WIIOLEsJALE CCVERS We wonld only say, onS of our firm, being constantly in New York, we ai enabled to keep up the best selected stock west of St. Louis, and buying Exclusively for Caslt, we can sell Goods cheaper than any other House in the Wesiern Country, The constant demand on us for Goods from Couutrv Merchants, has induced us to open an exclusive Wholesale Department, Which enables us to FILL ANY ORDER ENTRUSTED TO OUR CARE.

STETTAUER NEW roRK STORE, Corner Delaware Third Leavenworth. JAMES B. DAVIS, Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE, Of every style and Description, AND UNDEETAKEK A Large Assortment of Constantly on hand. GG Delaicare Second and Third, iLieaverrwortli, EZanpan. S.

H. FLETCHER, DEALER IX L2P3 and Ga.EPSSi BOOTS AND SHOES, JAND CLOTHING, POST OFFICE BUILDING, Tofeka. Kansas. AVHOLESALE Stove Tinner's STOCK OTIISHM. CORNER OF MAIN AND DELAWARE Bird KeUey't old Stand, LEAVENWORTH, IvA2CS.AS.

EVERY THING REQUISITE IN THESE Branches of Business constantly on hand. Tinners can buy their goods of me as cheap as in St. Louis. Having an extensive workshop, particular attention given to the WHOLESALE TRADE. Orders solicited.

F. R. MERK. B. F.

PERKINS, AfflMBEnre A- SAW, Junction, Kansas. HIRE'S MEDICINES For Sal by HALL, I cgal Rtocrtiscments. Order of Publication. Mary Zehma, Id the District Court V8 yfor the 3d Judicial William J. Zehms District sitting for tho trial of causes in Davis County, State of Kansas, at its September term, A.D.

1862. MIE DEFENDANT IN THIS CASE, William J. will please take notice that on the 17th daj of Juae, a. 1S62, a petition was filed by said plaintiff, Mary Zehtns, in the office of the Clerk of the District Court for Daxis County, State of Kausas, in which said petition the said plaintiff prays for ft divorce from the bonds of matrimony now exiting between the said and defendant npon the ground of willful desertion upon tho part of the said William J. Zebras, defendant nnd that unless the said defendant answer or demur to the said petition on or before the 19th diy of August.a d.lSti'2, adecree will be entered in accordance with the prayer of said petition.

MARY ZEHMS. B. F. FeiuvINS. Attorney for Flaintiff.

n35 Sheriff's Sale. State of Kansas, County of Davis 5 Notice is hereby given that I will offer for Sale, at Tublic Auction, at the door of tha Court House, in Junction City. Davis county, Kansas, on the Gth day of July, A. 1862, between the hours of one and four o'clock. P.

M. of s.iid day, tho following described Real Estate, with tbe appurtenance belonging there unto, to-wit Lot ro. eight (8) in lilock thirty-nine (09), in the city of Junction, county of Davis and State of Kansas, taken as the property of George L. Miller, oa an Older of Sale in favor of l'hilipena Decke.s, issued by tho Third District Court of the county of Davis and others attached, in the State of Kansas, and to me directed as Sheriff of said Davis county Given under my hand this the 19th day of Jane, A. D.

18G1'. II T. GEERY, Sheriff. n35-Ct By A.W. Cat.t.kn Under Sheriff.

SlicrllT'M sale. State of Kansas, Davis County. Notice is hereby given tbat I will offer for Sale, at Public Anction, at the door of the Court House in Junction City, Davis county, on the 2Gth day of July, A. D. 1SG2, between the hours of one and four o'clock, P.

M. of said day, all the right, title and interest of S. N. Uradford and J. W.

Dashoro in and to the following described Ileal Estate, to-wit Lots 12 and 18, in Sec. six, and Lot 1 in Sec. seven, in Town. No. 11, South of Range No.

5, East, in Dais county, State of Kansas; taken ag the property of J. W. TJashorc, on an Execution in favor of Davie3 Wilson, issued by the Third District Court of the county of Davis and others attached, and to mo directed as Sheriff of said county. Given under my hand this the 19th daj of June, A. D.

1SG2. II. T. GEERY, Sheriff. nG.jCt Ry A.

W. Cai.t.fx Under Sheriff. IVotlce of Appraisement. State of Kansas, County of Davis. ss.

S. N. Bradford and IK Bashorc: Yon are hereby notified that on Saturday, tho Mth djy of June, D. 18G2, upon tho premises, at eleven o'clock, a. I will proceed to levy upon and appraise the following described real estate, to-wit: Lots twelve 11) and thir teen (13) in section six (6), and lot one (1) in section seven '7), in township eleven (11), range five (5), cast, in Davis county, Kansas.

Said land will be leid on as the property of J. W. Rashorc, by virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk of the 3d District Court, sitting in and for baid county, in favor of Davies Wilson and against S. Bradford and J. W.

Bashore; at which time and place vou can attend if you think proper. II. T. GEERY, Sheriff, Dv A. W.

Calles, Under Sheriff. May 22, 1802, n32 4t. John Lindsley, Pl'tf, In the 3d Judicial vs. District Ellen Conally, Deft. cf Kansas, within and for Davis county el al attached.

1'IIE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT, Ellen Conally, will take notice that the plaintiff. John Lindsley. did on the Mth day of June, 1802. file in the Clerk's Office of the aforesaid Court, his petition against the said Ellen Conally, defendant, setting forth that the said Ellen Conally gave a mortgage to one Alexander Thompson on lots six and seven in block eight, situate in Cuddy's Addition to Junction City, Davis County, Kansas, to secure the pavment of SI 26. according to a certain note referrrd to in said mortgage, and also setting forth that said mortgage and note was assigned by said Alexander Thompson to Anson V.

Callen, and by the said Anson W. Callen, said note and mortgage was assigned to tho said plaintiff, and praying that said Ellen Conally may pay said sum now claimed to be due, amounting to $73 90 with interest from the Gth day of May, a.d. 18G1, or that said precises may be Eold to pay the same; and the said Ellen Conally is notified that she is required to appear and answer said petition on or before the 21st day of August next, or said petition will be taken ns true and judgment rendered accordingly, and said property sold to satisfy said judgment and eosts of suit. JOHN LINSLEY, By S. 15.

White, his Attorney. Attest; R. D. Moblcy, District Clerk. n357t.

14. Printer's Fee, 12.00 KOTICE. To tho citizens of Davis County, State of Kansas, Greeting You will take notice that at the next meeting of the Honorable Board of County Commissioners of the County aforesaid, there will be a petition presented to tlicm for their consideration, for the laying out of a County Road, commencing at the South-west corner of the said County of Davis, State of Kansas, and running thence down the valley of Lyon's Creek to Junction City bv the way of what is commonly known as Cooler's and notice is hereby gived to all concerned that they can be present if they desire. "WILLIAM STAATZ, F. Latzke, David Biegert, and 20 others.

W. Odlin, Attorney for Petitioners. Dissolution of Partnership. NOTICE i3 hereby given that the purtnarship heretofore existing between William Mackey and Charles A. Wood in the Blacksmith, business in the city of Junction, County of Davis.

Stato of Kansas, is dissolved by the death of Charles A- Wood, and by consent of his executor thereto. All persons indebted to said finn are requested to come forward and make immediate settlement, and save costs by so doing The books and accounts will be found at the shop formerly used by said firm of Wood fc Mackey, -where either of the undersigned will be pleased to-irait om all those having acJounts to settle. WILLIAM H.MACKET. 'And W. Ootiy, Executor under the last will teeiaxnent of Charles A Wood, deesase.

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