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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-23

ARKANSAS ELEcTIoN.-E ayeae. Ark. IS.
The election for State Convention is being
held. A large number of votes have been
cast against Convention. Upon raising
large Union fag-the old stars and stripes
over the court house. the enthusiasm of
the crowd was unbounded. and cheer after
cheer was sent mp. from more voices than
ever greeted il in Washington county be-
fore. Parties are lloW parading the streets
with Union flags.
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One of the results of having free State,
is to have no slaves in it. So slave woman
thought lately who lived near Hiawtha, in
Brown county. and determined to try a
residence nearer Canada. It is said that she
was helped on her way.
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. Henry Parker, Sarah Parker and Sam
ue Mccall.
'F|HE above named defendants are hereby mott
/ fed that the above named plaintiffs, did on
the 3lst day of December. A. D 1860, file their
amended petition in the Second District Court for
Breckenridge county in said Territory, the object
and prayer of which is to secure judgment against
Henry Parker for the sum of sos 90, according
to the tenor and effect of certain promissory note
made and, delivered by said Henry Parker, to
Thomas CLAIM, dated July 18th, 1889, payable
twelve months after date, together with interest
at ten per cent. per annum. on the same from ma
thrifty and alec for the sale of certain real estate
CO Iveyed by Henry Parker and Sarah Parker, to
John T. McLain. in trust to secure the payment
of the above mentioned note, and in which said
premises Samuel Mccall claims an interest ad-
verse to the plaintiffs and which said reel estate
is described as follows: The west half, ~. of
the north east quarter, "a, and the east half "a
of the north west quarter % of section No. elsR-
en-, az. township No. twenty. (2O), range No.
eight, %. situate in the county of Wise and Ter
ritOry of Kansas. The defendants are hereby no.
tilted that they must answer or demur to said Pc
tition, on or before the 9Th day of March. 4. D..
1861, or the matters therein stated will be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
A. I. BAKER. Atty for Plaintiffs.
Attest, L. McARTHUR,
Clerk Second District Court,
By r. II. RUesLEs. Deputy Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-23

PAYAExT II SECESSION CoIz-A New
Orleans banker has sued Sc. Louis banker
for large sum. The latter asks for dis
nissai Of the suit. on the ground that the
plaintiffs are alien enemies of The United
States. snd have no right 20 maintain any
suit IN Missouri court.
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We clip the following personal sketch OF
Hon. Martin F. Conway. the first Member
Of Congress from the State of Kansas. from
the New York Herald:
Mr.. Conway, the new member for Kan
sas, is native of Charleston. s. c., and is
now only about 80 years of age. He re-
sided in Charleston until he was about IA,
when the death of his father caused the re-
mOval of the family to Baltimore. He
served his time at the printing business,
and while engaged as journeyman printer.
originated the organization of the National
Typographical Union. Hs subsequently
studied law. and practiced several years.
He went to Kansas in October, 1854. and
was elected to the Council of the first Ter
ritorial Legislature from the Fort Riley dis
trict. but resigned when he found that the
elections had been controlled by people from
Missouri, instead of residents of Kansas.
He took an active part in the organization
of the Free State party. and was elected as
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court under
the Topeka Constitution. While in Leaven-
worth in April, 1856. he was seized by
mob and driven from the Territory. He
was chosen President of the Leavenworth
Constitutional Convention in 1856, and
elected representative to Congress in No
vember, 1859. under the Wvandot Consti-
tuition, with which the State has just been
admitted to the Union.
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NAeHyYLLE, Tenn. Feb IL

The returns of the election on the 9th are
still very meager. The indications are that
the Union candidates' aggregate majority
will be over 50.OOOi The call for a Com
vention is defeated by probably 10000. As
far IS heard from. only two secessionisss.
have been elected. zf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-23

Gov Robinson was sworn into Office on
the eth inst. by Caleb S. Pratt. the County
Clerk of Douglas county. Judges Learn
ard. of this district. and Thacher, of the
Douglas district, also took the oath of oEffce
on the same day.
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The citizens of Leroy. Co6ey county.
have organized total abstinence society.
which numbers niuety-three members. and
is exerting very beneficial influence.
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The fields of winter wheat in Southwest
ern Kansas. give evidence of healthy de-
velopment and an abundant yield the coming
saasnn
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shsriFs Sale.

TERarroar OF Kansas. County of Breckinridge, IS
Joseph Butler.
OS ss.-t- s'--. % .tfs' III
Lafayette James. ,e s9esa els e..
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To NE
ID directed, issued out of the Second District
Court, sitting in and for the County of Breckin-
ridge, for the trial of causes arising under the
laws of the Territory of Kansas, dated November
18th, A. D. 1860. wherein Joseph Butler is plain
tiff and lafayette James is defendant: viii on
Monday, the 26th day of January. A. D. 1861, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. N and O'Clock
P NJ Of said day, at the Court House door, in the
town of EmPOria. IN said county of Breckenridge,
expose for sale at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash in haud the following real
tate, to-wit. The north west quarter of the south
east quarter of section fourteen. Q4), township
eighteen. Q9l, range ten, QO). situated in said
county; levied upon as the property of Lafayette
James TO satisfy said execution. Appraised ct
three hundred and twenty d liars. "
- E. GODDARD,
Sheriff of Breckinrdge Co.. K. t.
Dated. Sheriff. Office, Emporia, December 18th
A. D. 1860 nls 5w.
1.-THE above sale was postponed till the 25th
of February, A. D 1861. 80 TT s
~ E. GODDARD, Sheriff
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The Glasgow EsOmiHer states that one
day in Christmas week the thermometer
was actually. ia SOME psrss Of Scotland. 400
below zero
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-23

The Council Grove Press has improved
very much under the management Of Judge
Baker. both editorially and geographically.
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reckless modsof distributing what food had
already been sent. and Ehe very bad character
of E4any Of those persons concerned ia So
iiciting aid Hhrough de States. W. consider
such men as Nj: Stockmyer, who.has been.
snd is now. soliciting aid: through some
parts Of Ohio. g disgrace to. the idea of
eIms. We aressold that be Is using our name
very freely as a.csrii6cate Of his good repu-
tAtion. when be knows. or ought TO remem-
Der, that We gave arsepinion of what we
thought Of him. personally, and it was of a
character that pc have no desire to putin
print. II he supposed that we were Joking.
We hereby notify him that what We said. We
believed. and that ve did not state half that
We did belieye.-AedaTy.s Crisis.
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i 7. Heritage sf r.
e.
james b. Marshall and Elisa Marshall
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me directed issued out 81 the Second District
Court, sitting in and for the County Of Breekin-
ridge, for the trial of causes arising under the
laws of the Territory of Kansas. dated December
18th, A. D. 1860, wherein L. T. Heritage is plain
tiff aud James b. Marshall and Eliza Marshall
are defendants. Lwill. on Monday the 25th day
of February. A. D. 1851, between the hours of ID
o'clock 4. II and o'clock r. u. Of said day. At
the Court House door in the town Of Emporis, in
said County Of Breekinridge. expose for sale, and
sell. at public auction. TO the highest and best
bidder Eor cash in hand the following real estate
to Wit: Lots one. ~, and two, (2l. In the north
east quarter Of section one. ~, and the south half
Of the north east quarter Of section one. ~, in
township eighteen (le)seuth. In range eleven I'll,
east situated in Breckinridgs county. Ksnsas Ter
Yitcry- Levied upon a. the property Of James II.
Marshall and Eliza Marshall 70 satisfy said order
| Of sale. Appraised ct $500 90.
~ E. GODDARD, s.
Master Commissioner BFeckiuridge Co.. 3. T.
Dated, Emporia, January l5ths A. d. 1861:
/ Printers fees, $3.50. n-0w
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The Leavenworth Conservative is one of
the bess papers in the West.
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This poor people are doomed-they can.
not be saved-all classes and conditions are
sinking rapidly to one dead level--not less
than fifty thousand at this moment subsist
on what the Western States have generous
ly -Thaddeus Hyatt to Coz.
Andrew. h.a= ~ e. @
N less than ninety days your new born
State will be the charnel house of full one
half its population. unless something effec-
rual and immediate is done for their relief.
You had better believe me, and rot wait to
inquire of the skeletons Ihaddeus Hyatt
to Martin F. Conway.
Fifty thousand, at the loacest calculation,
have nothing but our bounties between them
and death + The hours
are pregnant with death.-Thaddeus Hyatt
to B. +. Camp. s a.e..... g. r.-..
Unless Congress or the States interpose
for their deliverance, fifty thousand people
are doomed.-Ihad. Hyattto Horace Greeley.
The class who now apply for relief may
be called the best class.--Ihaddeus Hyatt TO
Vim. Cullen Bryant.
The whole population are fast sir king in
to utter helples>ness-Thaddeas Hyatt to
the " Y Tribune
The destitute to day number not less than
fifty thousand souls.-Thaddeus Hyatt TO
Charles Sumner.
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DR. J. r MORRIS.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEO',, =,
TENDERS his professional services z :. e0usls
: Il pie Of Neosho Rapids, BreckeInoe Rspids
Kansas. Oeies and residence IN SeoeD'
1854
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-23

DIoKLED PORK AND BACON for saie. by
Ibe-v TICK & BsKRIDSE
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pared the following ADDRESS 10 Inc people OF
the States: Be-. .r5=s.r-.
sa- ATcHIsoN. Z. T., Feb. 4. 1861.
Starvation in Kansas Frightful pros
pect But one step between $4,000 people
and death. An appeal to the press; to the
country; to the churches; to Congress; to
State Legislatures; to phlanthropists; to the
humane everywhere. Prompt action By
the country, ora miracle from God can alone
save this people
The fsmine, like a vortex, draws to its
frightful center all conditions. They who
had food yesterday have none to-day. They
who have food to-day have none for to-m"r.
row. Seventy teams arrived yesterday; 81
were loaded and sent away the day before !;
$4,000 worth of clothing have been dis
tributed the past week: 5000 cash within
four days have been paid for freights.-
Eighty one car loads of provisions have ar
rived within that time. and yet starvation 10
imminent. The people are living from hand
TO mouth. but barely saved Our funds srs
now exhausted. The number of the desii-
tute increases fearfully.
The melting SHOWS of February and the
OVERLOOKING streams must shortly prevent
the distant sufferers from coming here TO get
supplies. Their salvation depends upon
our prOmptness in establishing depots of pro-
visions at accessible points. Without funds
the whole work must cease. The Interrupt
ton of week is death and desolation. I'm
less the country gives US seed there can be
no harvest, and the seed wheat should he in
the ground within forty days. At least
800, 600 lie needed for food. and as much
more for seed. To the heart of the country
and in the name of Christ We make this
earnest appeal =
Tsigned.] THADDEUS HYATT.
In behalf of perishing multitude
| inderse every word of the above.
| TSigBed. s. C. POMER0Y.
Chm. Kansas Relief Comnitses.
and Gen. Ast. for distribution
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GREAT WESTERN FURNITURE ROC
Iimef L.imoi

lT HAVE FOR SALE e large quantity q re re
4 rior WHITE LIME. ct my kiln, eve sna
west Of Emporia. This lime IL much stFong .,als
more beautiful than the common, article =, go s.us
supplied here, and viii be sold st about ~
price. TlS6l ?. G. huS~
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PUBLIcAT1oN NOTICE.

In the Second District Court within and for the
county of Breckenridge, Territory Of Kansas, sit
ting for the trial of causes arising under the lave
fsaid Territory. s.r..-s..5
John T. MeLain and Thomas McLain.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Breckenridge County. %.
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Master COmmissioner's Sale.
Jamea 81. Marlhall and Eli.za Marshall

TEHRrToaT OF Kansas. County of Bseckinridge. $,
L T. Heritage J
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sherifs Sale.

TERR1roRY OF Kansas. County of Breckenridge. ss.
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Messrs. Hyatt and Pomeroy have pre-
pared the following address to the people Of
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A War Journal.

The proprietor of the "NEw YoRK PATH
FINDER" desiring to manifest his zeal in the
defence Of his country, the honor of the Stars
and Stripes, and the supremacy of the Consti
tuition, proposes to establish Weekly Journal
devoted to the progress Of the war, by land and
sea, THE ENTIRE PROFITS TO BE DE-
VOTED TO THE PATRIOTIC FUND. for
the support of the Volunteers and their Fami-
lies. II will be entitled
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.;-,.s,A. Sl-sa;,;s, If s,cS bsnh q assssiafioa,
or shall sily or ksswiss1 suhscriss and n.sc ~ re-
Por ~. se s.y 70 a. sac. prison,
Tor soeh NJ. = IS tisa o. year apr nes @'1 Yen
years. Is The yiss him shall designate. and, ne
s. i.y o. ..a.s ..y all:
shall be deemed ssy ofra1 misdsmeaaof and Dc s'o'ee
ted TO like penalties.
On the duties psssrshed b this aet give 70 ne ss,s
Xmas besd in The penai Of 6y thossand douaf'
with not less than Eve ssrstes, to BE- approves
vernon and Secgesayy Of ssie conditioned Tor the
d.chsrxe Of all ts dssiss Of his okes ovidsd os sna
incumbent spoa hin sndss this act, and deposit Ne
the oice Of he ssais Tseasc!sr sna NE Aas"e.
bank or banking association. Individual
sEc %. Any tanker or banning sssocisson that sns
!. :,,: E; 5, under b.
direction ID bshsf Of saeh b mixer o. baskin:
r.ecosaing The psovsioss heeofl osshaf e g: PEI
rexsersd a herenbefore provided and may require the
same be paid The time 9th sehvsV 81 soeh notes,
SEC. H. In the securities deposited with me Aua
notes Of bank shall be sold in pursuance 70 the
hereof one-sehth Of one Per cent o. me snoon
received for the sans. shall be allowed 70 the Auditor OF
state his services in selling The stock and redeemns
the Of such bank, and the amount Of such
together with ~ necessary expenses incurred ~ sdvsfs
Treasurer add on his oscates the Auditor Of State may
deduct the same from the proceeds OF such SAFE.
SIC e. Anypesss Or pes:o.: violating any .. s.s Pa
for shsi spoa eosvefion thersof pay fine Of not less
thss 6y dollars than FIVE hundred dollars Ios
each and every be recovered before any eoor
20 recovered shall Be paid into the State treasury.
Src a. This act 10 be published in newspaper in
each County in this State where practicable and 70 one
Newspaper published the Capital for six weeks previous
the election and 10 be submitted to vote
of the election Of this Safs the general eleetou to be
in fore. no. and i. y % ..S =, s
iion shall be written printed follows: "For Banking
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-17
. DANIEL WEBSTER'S @
GREAT SPEECH FOR THE UNION

This superb Engraving measuring 30136 in
ches, representing one Of the spblimest scenes
ever enacted in that august assembly, the Sen.
ate Of the United States, exhibits this immor-
tai defender Of the Constitution" as he ad.
dressed that body on the great Compromise
measures of 1850. Around him may be seen
the daguereotyped licensees Of more than
one hundred Senators and distinguished stran-
gers drawn thitherby Mr.. w ebster's great fame
to listen 70 his speech. sa r-s 7 40 2 1a
Resolved TO put this glowing Picture within
the means Of every lover of "WEBSTER AND
TIE UNION" We have reduced the price
from $500 for which 90 long been sold, 10 the
merely nominal price Of SIPS. Each Engrs-
wing will be accompanied BY . printed OUTLINE
KEY, showing the name and place Of each mem
Der Of the Senate. OF those ordering the pic
ture % be sent through the Mail, Is cents in
addition will be required. Agents wanted.
Address. = BURNETT L CO., =. p.
Room No. II, GA Nassau Street, N. r. al
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Type and Stereotype Foundry,
: rlInTx1si y1xiSHiIa wA,rHousz,
Asda Estatllsisl IN 1910. 'do,77

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We are PREPARED 70 fuzpish esnplete Printing
Omces, at bhott notice, and q Esetern pr;css.
Besides Type of our owl sianafscsure, " can
mn Sedersssaeetsd fsom de Speeinen Book Of
I. Johnson Co., Cincinnati Tyne Foundry,
Cenner:& Sons, White / Co., Geo. Bruce-also
Weed Type, from Wells 1 Webb, New York,
. We ere also the authorized Agents fes R. Hos
Co5TayIor 3 Co, Cincinnati Type Foundry,
J:RiF ostss . O.. %! n RagelsS Power Press
naaaleeturisss co.slind Nsrshrop Printing
~. ,ais.s J.,,h ,.;sil sal.sas, s..t 80,
70 the amount df i've dollars. and sending TIVE
copies ofpsper 20 Sss WIN bspgdd GhSi tAey
purchase, hve tinsstAs eaIoasSfn typssssns 4
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and if any bank shall fail to furnish to the An.
ditor its quarterly report in time for such pub.
LEGATION, or shall fail to pay the expense incur.
red in the publication of it's report, when they
shall be demanded by him, it shall forfeit and
pay the Auditor Of State the sum of one hun.
dred dollars to be applied BY him to the expense
Of publishing the quarterly reports; and the Au-
ditor of State is authorized to collect said for.
FIXTURE in his name, upon his application to any
court of competent Jurisdiction, in the COUNTY
where such delinquent bank may be located.
The Auditor of State shall, also, transmit, an.
nuaiy, to the Legislature, at the commence.
ment of its session, condensed SUMMARY of all
the items reported TO him BY all the banks.
which summary, verified BY his oath, shall con.
tain true and correct statement of the condi-
ton Of all the banks in the State at the time of
the making of their last report.
under the provisions Of this shall annually on The rst
Monday Of January in each year. to Be- psblisksd
for six saccessve weeks in public newspaper printed
some newspsper printed II the Of govenmeat in this
State, aad ssasses verified bv The o.,h
ea cashier Of q. deposits made with said bsnk, a.d Of
all Dividends and interests declared and PAYABLE upou
stocks bonds other evideuees Of Indebtedness c
said hank which, the date Of such stsssuest shall
nc .sy ps.o, or ps,o.s ..besssd
SIC IS Such statement shall forth DE time that ev
e ssch deposit wss made, its amount the name and re-
Peoa ~ whose favor bs dvidsad or interest nav have
oesn declared its amona aid spos What number Of shares
% what aoonf Of soeks boads other evidence Of
soeuedses: o. any sseA baak o. haskiag association
ekc % An plates dies asd Other like patsfials Il and
pecea, to- any individual hank banking associaiioo
wn'eh shall have closed bssBess, ether By Is own voIen
ecf O. oy Operations Of hw under the direction of the
Auditor Of Ssats. in pssseses Of de Goverso a.
o. state shall b Destroyed; and such dssscso. spse;f
,as ne a,esss % dessysd. shall b osiaIy certified
BY all the three af6sessid o6ieers
ssc. ~ saai b the duty Of ~ Legislature sup,,L
% s.ses lo..s eee.it'se. .asse d.iy IL shan Be- %
Ne ::sss'tSss dssited u he Ashaos e. se,acS
Slth books and psPes thesen relsae to he ba,i
aess o. nd The said oomnitfss shs rpc,,
~ ssae - sssditios efhst depamsnt 70 IL Ees.,
- y Every obees, sssnt - elssk ofasy baaki,, l.
g ba.ke. asthos.d By dis aet N skaI vii
ests OF fsets entries 10 the beoks Of s.ch neroo a,
suoe, n .han tsesiagly Subscribe o. exib;t az -
s win the i1feat 10 deceive aay pssoa svthe,;,sa
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faction of debts previously contracted in the
course of its dealings. FOurth-Such as il
shall acquire by sale on execution or decree Of
any court in its favor. The said bank shall
not purchase, hold or convey real estate in any
other case or for any other purpose whatever,
and all conveyances of such real estate shall be
made to the corporations, and which real estate
the president and cashier may sell, assign, grant
or convey, under the direction Of the ass6cia-
ton, free from any claim thereon in favor Of
CT against the shareholders or any person claim
ing under them.
SEC. 90. The president and cashier of every
bank formed pursuant to the provisions of this
act, shall, at all times, keep a true and correct
list of the names of all the shareholders of such
bank, with the amount of stock held BY each,
the times of transfer and 10 whom transferred,
and shall file copy of such list in the Office of
the register of deeds of the County wherein
such bank may be located, and, also, in the Of
fee of the Auditor of State, on the first Monday
in January ami July in each year, and the stock
holders in each bank shall be individually la
BILE in amount equal to double the amount of
STOCK owned BY then, for all the debts of such
bank, aisa such individual liability shall contin
ne Tor one year after any transfer or sale Of
stock by any stockhofa.- or stockholders.
SEC. 81. In the event of the insolvency Of any
bank established under the provisions Of this
act, the bill holders thereof shall be entitled to
preference in payment over all other creditors
of such bank. fls
SIC. a. Il shall not be lawful for any bank
formed under the provisions Of this act, to make
any of its bills or notes to be put in circulation
Is money, payable at any other place than the
Office where the business Of the bank is carried
on and conducted, moe TO issue Of the same at
any other place, and said bills or notes shall be
made payable on demand and without interest
: SEC. %. When the owner or owners of any
bank, DESTROYS of reIinquishing the banking bu-
siness, shall notify the State Auditor Of such
then, and in such ease, it shall be |
for such bank or bankers to redeem
and deposit With the Auditor of State, from
time 70 time, any amount Of their circulating
notes which may have been issued to said asso- |
citation, bank or bankers, in sums, however, not
less than one thousand dollars . any one time,
md TO receive therefor and withdraw an equal