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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-08

TIE Scy.eStrattoR La1o.-The following
cases have been placed on the District Court
docket under the S9guesiratlon Law since our
last report:
COME crate States vs.. Jones Il Winant, t.
sfIec, Field, Lansslroth = Co, alien enemies
A. J Browning-Rober. =. A. Ward ana
John Ward, alien enemies.
David Walker Haxaii- TompkiDs Cove
Lining company, alien ens ,ui.s.
james I.obban-WiIliam Orthaut & Bro
TIER, &c, alien enemies.
George u. NJ InZail, Marsh 4 Gar
diner, sDa Others, alien enemies.
William, L, Charters William Hurley.
alien enemy.
Roger GreSory--Erederick Nangle, alien
envIuy.
James Cam pbeil-R. D. Clifton L Co alien
enemies.
ulusen II. wailao9-John H. whitti1aore,
alien ene0:y.
Farmers Bank OF yirginls--GaroIine III.
SianHrd. alien enemy.
B,ukt. IirEtu.a--farners' and Mechanics
Bank Of Philadelphia, alien enemies.
Edward IL. Kerr--W lillian ) herr. alien
er"Iny.
John AMI James Turner-New York and
Richmond Goa 90, alien enetsies.
btuk OF Firginta-Mirv Chew, alien
enemy.
F1rIners' Bank OF vlrginia-Isaac q. Peck,
bank Of VIrrinia-David waring, other
vise called David Fisels, OF Scotland, alien
eDsfny.
Richard q. MoTriss-Caqs. II. Fry, Chap
man j. Leigh, and oYeTton NJ. Price, alien
enemies
pan3cp, M,ieura II Coz. Blackburn &
Co., ana others. 3lieU enemies
Sampson q p..c--Aiorris. Wheeler & Co,
ard others, alien enemies
D4nk az EirsiEia--Carolina II. Stauard
ai:ea enemy.
Julia VI Wno;i alien enemy.
Caroline NJ. Stanari alien enemy.
kIl.S. Il, DUNCAN. ilHn
!4yuon. sears X Co, alien enemies.
Henderson &c 'rriekeis alien enemies
AtWGoa y Co, alien enemies.
NatiiI, Le;; witt &c Co, alien enemies
: 3has T.. Iciekeis. ELLEN enemy.
Fredericksburg Aqueduct Coma apy--Mary
tr@vv. alien Euenay
frederickso bun, Aqueduct mpGny-Julia
III Wood, alien enemy.
Fredericksburg Aqueduct mpany-Caro-
liDe II. SLanarti, ail-n enemy.
Barr and Ben Is, Aiieu-NeT York and
Richmond Coal Company, and oLneEs, alien
enc mics.
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Illustrations ef Social MoralVy--Among
the eases brought 10 the Mayors notice YES
terday was enc in which James w +. Banks
Was charged with utteriue violent threats
againet Sonhrona Williams. These persons
came from North Carolina, and lived together
here fur some time, without having put them
solves 10 he trouble and expense OF The na;ri
moniai ceremony bet latterIy they separated,
and Scphrona Williams took 10 manipulating &
sewing machine for a livelihood Jealousy.
however, haunted the imagination of Banks,
and lin his mental perturbation lie gave utteranee
to scandaloRs language whenever opportunity
was afforded He moreover sent d very III
srltipg note TO his retired partner, which said.
among other things, keep out Of my site, Or
/ VIII make yonr hack crack win a COW hide
In the streets" There were other circumstances
unnecessaryn quote, but The reeult Of the mat
ter wss that Banks was required TO give secu-
rity in $50 10 keep the peace. and the Mayor
WAS halt inclined 10 deal harshly with the wo-
iian Tor her prevlous misconduct. The second
=" illustration vas that OF Thomas Keuzie
al Il alnmet Bowfort, VITO 50 forgot the rules
OF deceney to walk with Two negro wsnehes
in the pablo Ri, sets The uen were REQUIRED
10 give security for their future good usha-
NioT, and the girls ssns 10 me whipping post
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Petty CGsss.-Wiliian, d slave, the plo
perry vi y. Is Holmes, Was punished yeslel
9y The DAY or . order, Tor eteat.ng Il bar vi
ron item Talbot ~ Bro. Two Ur three lnai
VitiGa " ere committed Ior the cou4mon offence
Vi 0tunkcnDosr.
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n0ARRfEn.

On the Oh 10. T., ~ the Rsy. Dr.. Burrows III.
THnDuMlCk B. FRANCIS snd Ms MOLLsE
A. SMITH, both Of Hsnsieo county.
On Thursday Mig I, n venber ID al S. Psu,s
(hurth By the 10 Dr. Mill eg ode, III W q ~
A POLLARD. Esq tue R.sh uJud Examiner,
70 Miss ANN r. j II e.
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Fsta, Case ot oh3@,mg About 4 O'Clock
Yesterday morning Patrick Holmes, one ol
hs sen'ino!r Ut the l. 1uisian. Hospital tBap-
5irt College !. short defiance we.t of the cor
p"raiion fi"e, WAS. che; by another, named
Hugh McGinley, beth being on dity at III.
lime. The nal! took effect in tbs knee, and
The wounded msu died an hour after the "c-
tnirrence. II Gialey was arres'e and carried
hpfora Gen. WInd.r, VINO rent him TO the
Mayor Of the city, inasmuch Us neither Of the
uen were soldiers, bu. merelv hired TO guara
the hospital. The investigation of the matter
was postponed with view 10 proenre com
petent testimony. We cannot learn that there
had been any previous difficulty between tlr
parties, and i may turn odt that the shot was
accidental The Ceroler was notified 10 hold
IN inquest
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ge PATRIOTIC OLD LAbT.-Nrs. JAsE
ERASsPoap, OF Blu 81 inghsul cont rs year, OF
sse hes Anlt 70 p1rs OF socks, s.d given them TO
tue volunteers of he South IN Corfed lacy : re-
SIDES, several valuable srticies OF b. Il ,loy, to
sc:d he COMMIT CT thc2e tba; hare loft III cir
honfs FOR defence II c. 4. l..
- LARGE AND
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The Bogus Coloasl.-No further proceed.
ings have yet taken place in the case Of
Colonel William n. Miller, charged with
obtaining goods and money from King & Lam.
beth by false pretences. Another person il
under arrest for completely in the Transaction.
and some further interesting facts may vet he
elected. We learn that financial firm In hi.
city lately paid Miller $50, under circum
stances similar to those developed in the affair
of King & Lambeth.
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{. s. D.s,r!ct CUurt--The Court esi efda,
heard tile argument of z. Ii. Aylett, Esq.
district Attorney, in reply to Mr.. Gliner, OF,
sne constitutionaiity of tue Sequestration law
Some progress was made in the Adypir.t,
oa8e emitted Isaae Wi!iiam-, Henry Forrest.
David Williams, and Benjamin b 1895 ps siooi
5etsey K.charGs. \ numbcr OF Cases h.v'
lately been entered on the docket.
Messis Sianey 3. Baxter, Andre S Johnston
sui Waiter harrison quauned as Attorney,
- praclivo lii his Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-08

Hho has a Var Horse far Sale About
the Gloss OF the session OF Congress. the yir-
ginia delegation aud d number OF citizens of
Richmond subscribed for the purchase of a
nne horse, TO be presented to q field oiticer--a
virsinian by birth, aud who did gallant ser.
vice on the memorable 2lst of July at Bull
Kun Up u this time, although advertised
Ior, and sought after in various quarters by a
Ss =. Judge, = horse having the requisites
aetion-has not been procnreds 1nv ons
having such = horse to dispose of-and we
are sure there must DO some such in onr State.
winch has produced 90 many fine horses--wili
nno purchaser ~ communicating with M.
Thos. ". Doswsll, Of this city. = - ---'
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-The next year, the
Il T. q L RY,
y ith good Buildings, and i0i acres OF
1. A I'd
n ar the Fork Church. Possession may be had in.
media ely. Apply 10 Mr.. I. :. GAhSAi T, J nc.
ton, Hanover, or any Ct tao Vestry.
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al

- On tl,s 9 b inst !. NJ 10 o'esk NJ Mrs LOUISA
BELL LEkcf, wife Of Ed ard Leroy In the 3ist
yesr Of her e., after short Tin -
The friends and scquain'a ces OF the family are
invited to attend her fun, raj from the residence II
her husband, on Main street., be aen 18th and 2b
this afic noon, at O'Clock. without further mott e.
In this city, on the 7sh of November, of typboa
fernr. aEOB tRUUT. Of Franklin co., Va.
Iia died In tHe service of hs co ant-y, SD adds
one to tie victims OF this wi, ked war.
EE III nchbefg pspsrs please co.y.
Tn the Tn list. at Sill ley. c. aries City csunsy
BAbY RANDOLPH, infalt Gssgntsr of Chap
IMAM J a.,d annie Leigh.
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w ANTED s ..B ri.I,,,l.s -, Nv visa 70
in ti sc of Gentlemen whose busins.s requires
their attention ct home For such will be 90
capted liberal price viii be oaid appl7 to
1HOh J BAGBY,
agent for Hiring Ont Negroes and Rersas OCT
nouses, No Wal St, under st Uhsrles Hotel.
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SERVANTS FOE HERE.

~~~-~->
NOR HIRE
A COOK AND WASHER,
vita enc child.
Also, sev.rai BOYS. from twelve TO Gtsen years
o; age. Apply 20 b A CJCEa,
S-2' Office y 4 sw Hu.isrg
tiSok HihE--A va aaale
Z HOUSE SERVANT
Apply 1t the ofiee Of Lisons Factory, Main
street. no s-Git
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-08

The Capsts.--The hand OF improvement
has been brsy about the Capitol building OF
late. In anticipation of the assembling OF the
Provisional Cong, sss, on the 25tn Of Novein
Der, the Senate Chamber has been suitably ar-
ranged by enlargipg its dimensions, aud the
Introduction Of peat, though not g.Idy, deco
rations. The floor il covered with handsome
carpet. and thu gilt and crimson hanyinxs,
over the Presidents chair and theI \adows'
ioipart to the room very pieasing appear
ance. For the accommodation OF the State
Senate, an apartment is in preparation OH the
second hoor, in the northeast corner of the
building. II was here that former Senates de.
liberated, composed OF wise aud grave men,
whose shoulders seemed ft to bear the
weight OF nightiesr moDaarchiss." The
hall Of the House of Delegates has been put
IN good order and condition for the sessions of
the State Convention. which commence next
Wednesday.
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obituary..

Died. at "fhe I'm Ell P,wha.an, November :,
1861, JU> EPH CURTIS OWEN, in his 23d ca.
This yourg Dsn had beea engaged In I'D iness
from home al years and b. the steady, ia
dust lots habits which hsd cha aeterzst i'm fro
boy h1od. he had W figh ace In lie conf :sUce
ard esseem hi eutloy rs
From kichmocd he returned 10 the home nf
Li' friends quite i'll. mi llagered but q
weeb, q h q hs cssaly bTesfhei his Ia it. He had
cen f,r raj year previous % his Sesth con
aistent member of tie p'esbs t-iisn Church May
he rerhllect of his Chri isn character an peecs
fal end c"nso his bereaS ed f,ienes It hoas, sod
supp ut his Gevot-6 faihe- nov In the heia whsu
Il hears the ,rushi anrouneeraeLt, tha: the Il !:
Of his ed eDes is taken away. O.
E9 Central Pr. shy terian and Petershn-G xpr, 81
are reoueEted tn soov.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-08

r. FURNISHED HOUSE,
With eight rcoTs, on Grace, 18th ST. Set will
be r. nted for four twelve months. Apply 10
NO F. o. BAKKSDALE il BRO.
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NJ ILlTAkY MEN,
iyk ATTEN tom

MILITARY MEN,
M ATTEN TIoNi
he largest variety 10 De- E uni in
CLOTHS, UAS3IMkRES aud VESrIN0S
For Mi ;sry suits and CT izers' fine dress Three
th.usaad yards
C0ATIE q and PANT STUFF,
For SOLDItko, ny the yari. rr large quaa.i;s
Over Costings iii grades some Ap. Beaver ard
P,teeshaul, tor OH ers' coats NLi ar, Owe. oa;.
in or a. variety; Camp Blanket; ShsuIs; Clos
Socks, Coiascrts; Oil Osei j ats; Legg ~, aud Cap
Cover; " ser-rio,s Seamless YER ! a.; Wates-
Proof 80 nacd) Suits sde 20 IN esure N sho (
no ice, xarraat alto Iii; Mer.no Lambs We |, nd
s&ee Unae.."h ,ts ana Drawers al azee; aas
Fre-uh Cloths and Csssimeres, black and fl cy,
The anest ssscrtmeat 30 he q Il d. YES ings of al,
styles 81 msde - measure, "A the pes s.y, rrini-
ming al Ainds foll aasortment o. flu DIR ss
Clio h coats. lack Doe skin Pants, Ia full ss-
10. 10 ent hand
BOYS' IL JTHING.-overcoais Jackets,
Pants, End Vests
tvs W sossrax Co. SO s sy,.s. sss, l..
7ISHE INF Ant DaUsIMEhs.-.so N NJ IN.
euiriss having be u MADE ~ 10 The real ages
O. these infa,t prodi9ies. have saiaed from
the family resl ter tbs falloviag: SAKLss, born
II Bsi,iaaor~ 9th Jelly, e5j; Fs. Derrick. born Ia
Is l.a.ore 18th Jnne, tse. IL will be stus seea
tina. The sxs OF ID wonderful runn,srs only
ssars and mouths, and 3 -ars ami E.snths, re-
speedway Tletwo 81 |. are aged e and y ears.
and s,sssrr PULLING Ii years old :,
=
ITUTICE-TO FREE NEGROES WORK.
IN mo ON PUBLIC DEFENcES.- The
! syua ter w.ii eonmeace The psyniest to said Ne
zroes for labor dcnv ssid offences, n the City
Hail on and sfer y n'clcak. On IA uRDAY. 9th
Move mber. "a /. euperinssl dents aro rcquss sed
~ be present tn sen.ify said ls.borcfs
n,s--sss VIM. ". CAhUTH ERA. psymnsr.
TN PACK sHES GREEN TEA.
lUU loo lbs. Ooncea,ra ed POTASH.
20 basket best lta ian OLIVE OIL.
10 sToss 30 TILE N,RkS. e
rapsekAsrs CHEWING TOBACCO.
70 arss WASHING RIuE.
MASON s BLACkIN0
Seas SINKING TUBAUCO.
~ kegs N AlL6, fr sa'~ By
NJ 6-3ts RAGLAND q BRO.
Mo rs.
55.On CIGARS.
= hssA ssa,isy.
yuss uesivs1 o.
- f -. I, s : ss''sas
w. 4 1oyeFlu
aet-s' oaas - vstah -
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TIE Gfassd Jury of the Circuit Court Of
Richmond metaga;n yesterday and, u nollepro-
seqas having been entered in each of the previ
ous indictments, owing to SOME informality,
presented the following parties for issuiug
mites OF a less denomination than five dollars:
The Old Dominion Savings Bank, I've cases;
Thomas j. Starke; John +. Regn ,ult, three
cases; Joseph F. swords, two case. John O.
Chiles; Wnl L. Maule, two cases--ali true bills
OF indictment for misdemeanor. TIE Grano
Jury will meet again this morning Ii O'Clock
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3 Sentence Of Berm1rd.--In the Circuit Court
Of Henrioo, Yesterday, Joseph Bernard. who
gree, moved through his counsel to arrest
Judgment, because, bY the writ Of reafre facias.
TIA. Sheriff was commanded to sumnion and
did summon jurors not properly qualified to
acs ~ aeeh which motion wis overruled, and
the Court proceeded to sentence the prisoner
to nine years confinement in the pen, entiarv,
in conformity with the verdict TEE exeeu
ton of sentence WINS suspended until the lst
OF February, 1862, to give an opportunity to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-08

1.-TWO VERY FINE SELVEf UARPKft
AND RIGS TO MATCH, FOR SALE
NJ have for sale st cur aioe. two varJ hne sd
costly VELVET CARPETS, es eontsInipg
yssds aud handsome RUGS 20 match. ley N
new and Iegy handsome. Apps 10
DO t--4t GODDiN a. epPFRsON
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SINGING AND DANCING.
E-Tiekets - cents. Reserved seatg sncs
at Doors open ss s'cloek; cornraoncs At
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From our Southern exchanges we gather
the following Intelligence of war move
rner Is, &c, il our Conf defacy:
i TAsEEg ATTEAFr At \ srKPRIsE IN xEs-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-16

MEETING OF THE CoMMIssIoNkRs.-Th
'anly Commissioners held meeting in
as place on Monday last. Three miles Of
pe twelve-mile strip recently attached to
WIS county from Madison county. were
Tuea to the south of Pike. Emporia and
,S townships. and the remainder OF
yo,; s'p made into one township. with the
.ns place at Elmen laro. This is only
sIom :. as a temporary arrangement. to
AZ ., ~ we people of that strip to vote. should
'''" come of before their townships
arc + permanently organized.
NJ = ne Board will meet again on the first
''"'ay IN March. to change and re model
sssI "n"'pS Of the county. Those inter
!. Will please bear this in mind, as i,
n.a matter Of considerable Importance to the
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District Cont.

The District Court for this County, His
Honor Judge Elmcre presiding, will com
mence its spring term in this place, on
Monday, the 18th of March. The follow
ing named gentlemen are the grand and
petit jurors for the term: -
GRAND Charles Drake, Joseph
Moon. B. B. Odell. Joseph Best, Lucins
Holmes, F. G. Hunt, John Bennett. F.
Graham, William Rawson, G. M. Walker,
T. C. Hill, Daniel Rich, E. A. Chapman,
James Cummings. A. B. Elliott, John Con-
ner, John Wayman, David Roth.
PETIT JURoRs.-G. R. Harper. Jonathan
Wheeler, Albert G. White, John F. Glib
son, a. D. Graham. James Shaw, Nathan
iel Parker. Joseph Keys. II. V. Bundremr
r. w. Cloud. l. E. Perley, Abraham Over
iy, Robert Logan. H. D. Curtis, s. G. Man
tor, Richaid Miller, G. H. Reese, A. Isbell
W. Croker, Henry Mason. z. Stubs, Cy.
rus W. Conner, Thos. Shockley, Timothy
McIntire.
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The progress of THE FARMER has been on
ward and progressive, and by its strict adherence
the interests of the Producers has endeared it.
self to the hearts of thousands of families all
the land.
The aim of the publishers is to make RELIA-
BILE and Practical paper, one that shall treat of
Field Agriculture, Fruit Growing, Garden Culture
in Fruits. Flowers and Vegetables. DoMEsTic
ECoNOMY-Rearinl and Management of Domestic
Animals, Bee Culture, DC. 1t will be fully illus
trated from week to week with cuts of Farm Build
ings, Outhouses, Stock Fruits, Flowers and Plants
lin fact in every department where good illustra
tons shall assist to explain and understand the
subject treated of.
In MARKET MATTERS We shall give the most &C.
curate intelligence to be obtained in our own and
F. reign Markets. endeavoring at all times to assist
the Producer to market his products to the best
advantage
One cony, year s. 90
Three Copies. one year w
Six Copies, one year, and one to getter up of
up of club 1900
up Of a club Nv a5 90
Clubs for six Months at one half the above rates
For every club of NEW YEARLEY SUBSCRIBERS
made up before New Years, we will send the
PRAIRIE FARMER until JANUARY, 1862. Thus such
as make up clubs now will receive the paper for
the balance of 1860 without charge.
We trust Western man will need urging to
to take western Agricultural paper-one that Is
made on the soil and devoted exclusively to Home
interest.
Specimen numbers and prospectus win be sent
free to any who will assist in circulating. If
you can not work yourself samples and
and pre- spectus and place in the hands of some
one who can and will work or send us the ad
dress of such persons that may correspond
with them. Remember that this is the only weekly
Agricultural paper in the Northwest.
PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS.
To the persons sending the largest list of sub
scribers for the year 1860 sent in previous or by
January /, We will give one of
YOUNG'S SEWING MACHINES.
Worth IS Dollars.
Or the same value in Ag. Books. if preferred
For the Second Largest list we will give
AGRICU LTURAL LIBRARY.
WoRTB TWENTY DoLLARs.
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A LIBRARY, worth TEN DOLLARS.
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WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
Worth $3.50.
We propose to offer more extended list to be
competed for till April /, 1861, and any one com
peting for the above can have the chance to
tinue on and compete for those to be offered.
Postmasters are cordially invited to assist in
circulating the Prairie Farmer.
Bills on all specie paying banks taken at
par for subscription, but when large amounts are
sent draft is safer. made payable to order
Seal all letters carefully, and mail direct to
EMERY d CO, Chicago, Ills.
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In TINE YET.-Owing to the disturbed
state of the country. and the consequent
depression in the money market, the Coos
mopolitan Art Association" yielding to the
solicitations of its friends in all parts Of the
country, has postponed the Annual Pre-
MUM Award, until the evening of April
18th, 1861, at which time the books for
the 7th year will be closed, and the Awards
take place. There is, therefore, an oppor-
tunity for others to subscribe and receive
the Magazine for 1861. The Engravings
will be forwarded as soon as ordered
Hand in your 80 to j. R. Swallow. Honor
airy Secretary, for this place.
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FRANK BLAIR. of Missouri, in letter TO
the St. Louis Democrat. about the proposed
Convention in tllat State, says: a
81 am for the Union all over. not only
won't go out of it myself. but, ifI can help
it, won't let anybody else go out of it,
go for the Union so strongly that / win
vote for any political opponent / have on
earth for the Convention, if he is tor the
Union Internationally. and l win vote for
no man who is not for the Union without
conditions or mental restrictions
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Master Commissioners Sale.
TERRIToRY OF KANSAS, Breckenridge County
George h, Rees

George h. Rees
A. Brown.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me DIRECTED, issued out of the Second Dis
trict Court nitting in and for the County of Breck
inridge, for the trial of arising under the
Laws of the Territory of Kansas, dated 22d day
of December, A. D. 1860, wherein George H. Rees
is Plaintiff aud ]. A. Brown is Defendant. Twill,
on Monday the 25th day of February, A. D. 1861,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ. and 4
O'Clock P NJ. of said day, at the Court House door
in the town of Emporia, in the said County of
Breeknridge. expose for sale, and sell, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, for cash
in hand, the following Real Estate to-wit: The
undivided half % Of the east half % of the
north east quarter "a of section fourteen. az
township eighteen u.s., range ten,Q O) and also the
undivided halfof twelve and one half (l21a) acres
of the south east part the south quarter of
the south west quarter % Of section four, "a,
township eighteen. Qe) range ten, (lO), situate in
said county. Levied upon as the property of j.
A. Brown to satisfy said order of sale Apprais-
ed at 1855 90 E. GODDARD,
Master Commissioner Breckinridge Co. K T.
Dated, Emporia. January 18th A. D. 1861.
Printers fees, sos n22-6w
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THE LYcEuM.-Owing TO the.tsoft' con
dition of tsterra Grma' on Tuesday night,
the attendance at the Lyceum was rather
small. But we were glad that sufficient
number of brave men and fair ladies were
there to make the occasion pleasant one.
The "PraiIie Star" came up missing. We
hope the ladies viii not relax their efforts to
make the Lyceum interesting. The reso-
luton up for discussion was" Resolved.
That mankind is not approximating moral.
scientific and religious perfection" The
resolution was adopted without much dis
cussion. Most of the speeches were made
on the affirmative side of this question.
One would think. in listening to the debate,
that we were decidedly old fogyish. and
that the good folks who lived three or four
hundred years ago were an entirely superior
set of people to those that iuhabit the earth
now. ae
Mr. Ruggles is the essayist for the next
evening. We hope the stars will shine a
little brighter than they did on laot Tuesday
evening : especially the 81 Prairie Star. +"
The resolution in relation to the Homestead
bill is the subject for discussion at the next
Lyceum.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-16

THIS LINE IS WELL STOCKED. AND
i furnished with comfortable Passenger Coach
es and carries the q. s. Mail. Leaves Lawrence
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. mornings
passes through Bloomington. Clinton. Twin
and Waterloo-arrives in Emporia in the evening
of same day. Returning, leaves Emporia every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at
4 o'clock. arriving at Lawrence same day
Express packages carried between Lawrence
and Emporia, and in connection with the U. s
Express, on reasonable terms. and safe delivery
guaranteed.
u THIS line is over the only direct route to
Fare-Reasonable.
HARD d REYNOLDS.
August Ie, Is6O-lY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-02-16
County Officers

C,uaty Conmissoners--W. B DAVIS, MILTON W
puutIps, and CYRUS SToUT.
R,gvtr Of Dseds-J r. SWALLOW.
P,,5at Judge-A J. MITCHELL
Si,rF-E. GODDARD. Depufy-Jos. A. FULLER.
Csuaiy Trsasurer-R. W. STEVENSON. Deputy
J. R. SWALLOW.
County CIerk-pAvID MCMILLAN. Depufy-E
BORrOS.
County AtOrney-S L. KENYON.
County Surreyor-H. S SLEEPER.
C0unty Assessor-OLIvER PHILLIPS