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TO THE PEOPLE OF MISSOURI.
New MADRID, MISSOURI, July 30, I

graph: ,,ssor.,
New MADRID, Missouri, July 80, 1861.
The forces under my command are your
neiehbors, and We come at the instance and
request Of the Governor of your State, as allies
to protect you against tyranny and oppression.
AS Tennesseeans, we have deeply sympa'hized
with you. When you were called 10 arms,
and manifested Z determination 10 resist the
usurper who has trampled under his feet the
Constitution of the Government, and destroyed
all the guards SO carefully prepared for the
protection of the liberties of the people by our
fathers; and, when you called for help, Ten,
nessee sends her army, composed OF her cher
ished sons, to your aid.
We will help you to expel from your Dor
ders the population hostile to your rights and
misunderstanding all such as enemies, il
found under arms. We will protect your peo.
pie from wrongs ut the hands of our army;
and while we have every renson to believe that
no violence will be done to the rights of your
true.hearted and loyal people, the General
commanding begs to be informed il any case
of wrong should occur.
TO the gallant army under his command,
who hold in their keeping the honor Of Ten
nessee (though composed Of Tenncsseans,
Mississippians and kentuckians he appeals
as a father to his children-to violate the
rights of no peaceable citizens, but TO guard
the honor of Tennessee rs you would that oil
an afeclionate mother, cherishing you az her
sons.
The field for active service rs before you
our stay will be short--our mission is to place
our down.trodden sister on her feet, and to
enable her to breathe after the heavy tread Of
the tyrant's foot.
Then, by her own brave sons, she will main
tain her rights and protect her own fair women
from the foe, whose forces march under banners
inscribed with "besuty and booty" as the re-
ward Of victory.
In victory, the brave are always merciiul,
but no quarter will be shown to troops march
ing under such a banner.
In this view, and for these purposes, I" ecalt
upon the people Of Missouri to come to our
standard, join in our forces and aid in their
own liberation. IF you would be freemen you
must fight for your rights.
Bring such arms as you have we will tnr'
nish you with ammunition and lead you on to
victory. That the just Ruler Of Nations IS
with us, is manifested in the glorious victory
with which our. arms were crowned in the
bloody field Of Manassas.
GIDEON J. PnLoT, Gen. Com.
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New YoRh, Aug. 20.-The steamship Gan,
ada has arrived at Halifax, with Liverpool
dates TO Saturday, August 10th, being two
days later than by the Bohemian.
The sales Of cotton ut Liverpool on Satur.
day were 5000 bales, with a quiet but firm
market. .,
at London, eopsols closed st 90Sa9os.
The political news from Europe is net Of
general interest.
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WAszrseros, Aug. 2L-Aejor Anderson
(of Sumter noteriety) left for. Kentucky on yes,
terday, intending ct once TO assume command
of his department.
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RuN TEE BLocEADE.-It IS reported that the
Confederate Steamer "Patriek Henry" run
the blockade last night during the fog and has
gone out to ssa-No;joH Day Book, Aug. 1s.
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Woman Or6arad Awnv.

respondent Of the New York sTribune,n says
that Gen. Mcclellan has ordered all women,
except two hospital nurses, from the camp
across the Potomac. 49,
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aryere OF q French Citizen.
Major Anderson.

New YoRz, Aug. 20.-louis de Bebian, a
French citizen, residing at Wilmington, N. O.,
hiss been arrested aud sent to Fort Lafayette.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Late Battle in Missouri.

We have been favored by the Secretary Of
War with the following copy Of a despatch re.
ceived at the War Department yesterday, from
Gen. McCulloch. It will be seen that tho de-
feat of ths Federals in Missouri is fully con.
hrmsd. ali honor to the brave men who have
achieved so glorious a result:
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-,
VIA LITTLE Rock, ARE,
August Is, 1861.
Hen. L. P. WALKER:
The battle Of Oakhill has been fought, and
we have gained \ great victory over the enc
ny commanded by General S. Lyon. The
battle vas fought ten miles from Springfield.
The enemy were nine or ten thousand strong;
our force vas about the same. The battle
lasted six and a half hours. The enemy were
repulsed and driven from the field with loss
Of six pieces Of artillery, several hundred
stands Of small arms, eight hundred killed,
ono thousand wounded, and three hundred
prisoners. General Lyon was killed and ma.
nv of their prominent officers. Our loss MAS
two hundred and ~sixty.fve killed, eigh! hum
dred wounded and thirty missing. We have
possession of Springfield, and the enemy are
in full retreat towards Rolla.
BESJ. McCuLLocu,
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proclamation of General PILLOW.

The following in a copy Of Gen. Pillows
proclamation to the people Of Missouri, Of
which we first received intelligence by teie.
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yl0uS tlal IL plIlS u SiSah "NS
beyond q reasonable sum for circulation,
they must necessarily depreciate.' In TIT
thew began to realize their error. About the
middle Of that year, the paper depreciation
commenced. At it's close, ''the depreciation
was about two Or three to one" In liie, IL
became ''fve or six for one" In lT79 1t was
"twenty.seven or eight for one "ln 1850, "htty
or sixty for one" Afterwards it either ala
not circulate at ail, or at the rats Of "a hundred
and fifty to one"
In the l latter part OF Its, Congress sat to
work to repair its mistake and to restore credit
to its paper Issues. 1t was then too late. The
credit which might have been preserved, could
not be revived. Bcsides, its drafts upon the
States for taxes, with which 10 redeem the
paper money, were very imPeriectiy re-
sponded to. The constantly dePreeiating CUR
rency involved all pecunisry matters in ever
growing confusion and disaster. The paper
money went down as NC have stated. Finally
two hundred millions Of issue wesc redeemed
by five millions Of silver dollars. The people
lost the difference.
Our Congress, as we have seen, have COM
msnced right. History is philosophy teaching
by example,; aud they are pro6ting by the
teaching. They have provided a basis OF cred.
it for the government paper before issuing it.
We are fully persuaded that the people, ofar
from responding with murmurs, will greet
them with applause. They will hail their &C.
tomas proof that cur affairs are wisely admin.
istered, and as the guarantee Of an auspicious
result; and they will, therefore, address them
selves With new zeal to the great work of
achieving Independence snd conquering peace.
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GIDEON J. PnLoT, Gen. Con.
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United States Consul nj Hong Kong, but when
the bias, or war blew in his cars he had shut
no his office, ind followed john Bulls forces,
land md sea, in their campaigns against John
Chiraman. and had assisted al Fatshan and
Peilo Number One, and had returned jusI in
time to find that Uncle Sam had movur! him
for neglect o( duty. Tie camp Of his regi-
ment Law some mile and half to the westward,
and. Mt the Licutenunt's request, We turned in
to visit the Colonel and his corps. The camp
was pitched in j cleared space. amid the forest,
and the small ridge pole tents glared in the
sunlight like Alpine snow, permitting us to
see beneath the flaps and sides the sleeping or
card playing warriors who found inside poor
rcdupe from the glare. The Colonel-u
Young man, with nm Italian face and close.
~ cropped black hair-was seated in his
shirt, in the headquarters tent, busy
with resimsntal affairs, end surrounded by Of
6cers. His reception vas simple and cordial,
and, among others whose acquaintance We
made, was Lieutenant TomPhins, of the United
States dragons, whose charge into and out OF
Fairfax Court House you have heard Of. His
bronzsd face, heavy beard and rnoustache,
white flannel shirt ard long thick riding boots,
made one think Of the gallant swo.dSmau who
led our Punjabee horse far away in HindoStan,
and whom lin STYLE and cut he somewhat re-
senabled. He told us It is only the enemy's
pickets that fire Oh the ~seatries; his iaeE have
strict orders not TO pull a trigger without ex.
press command. While We were engaged in
taking, two meu entered the tent-the armor-
er, with q musket barrel in his hand, and a man
whom he accused Of calling lin names, be.
cause he could not get his hrelock in oraer.-
Tt,. HoIcoa1 hoard 1hn cnnn11iDi listened 10 q
wranele very quietly, and dismissed the case
BY a Solomoaisn Judgment; but the easy way
in which the men entered and went cut OF the
presence vas amusing TO \ man *ho has seen
European colonies in all their glory. As far
as I could Judge, the men OF the regiment were
stout md strong material for arresting trajec.
tories. Their arms were roughly handled, and
in one stack l saw muskes on full cock. On
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10 the value ana SlluatlOn VI lHe property on
the first day OF October next, and shall be
made Out, completed and delivered into the
hands of each If the tax collectors on the first
day Of December next; and upon the receipt
thereof, each tax collector may, for twenty
one days next ensuing the said first December,
hear and determine all appeals from the said
assessments, rs well as applications for the
reduction CT a double tax, when such tax may
| have been incurred, TO q single tax; which de-
termination shall be final.
SEC. 10. The several tax collectors shall, on
or before the first day Of February ensuing,
! furnish to the chief collector Of the State in
which his district is situated, q correct and
accurate list Of all The assessments made upon
| each person in his district, and Of the amount
| of tax to be paid by such person, specifying
/ each object Of taxation; and the said chief col.
lector shall cullate the same in proper form and
| forward the c0llated lists to the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
on the first day Of May next, proceed to col
lect from every person liable for the said tax
the amounts se7erally due and owing, and he
shall previously give notice for twenty days in
one newspaper, if any be published in his dis
trict, and by notifications in at least four pub
lie places in each township, ward or precinct
within mis- district, Of the time and place at
which be will receive the said tax; and on failure
to pay the same, it shall be the duty Of the
collector, within twenty days alter the first
day Of May aforesaid, by himself or his depu-
ties, to collect the said taxes by distress and
sale Of the goods, chattels or effects of the
persons delinquent. And in case Of such dis.
tress it shall be the duty of The officer charged
with the collection 10 make, Or cause to be
made, an account of the goods or chattels
which may be disLrsined, a copy Of which,
signed by the officer making such distress,
shall be left with the owner or possessor Of
such goods, chattels or effects, or at his or her
dwelling, with q note Of the sum demanded,
and the time and place Of sale; and the said
officer shall forthwith cause a notification to
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-03-23
Seed Wheat.

Mr.. S. G. Brown, of this place, has placed
in our hands the following circular letter
from Mr.. Collamore, the Secretary and Agent
of the New England Kansas Relief Com
mittee. A portion of this wheat has al
ready arrived and is being distributed by
Mr.. Brown. according to the instructions
given in the letter. We are certain that no
better agent could have been selected, and
that the distribution will be fairly made.
The letter speaks for itself, and we subjoin
it without further comment:
LAWRENCE, Kansas, Mar. 10, 1861.
| SOLOMON G. Brown, Eso.-DeGr Sir
| The New England Kansas Relief Commi t.
lee will furnish your county with one hun
dred and fifty bushels choice seed wheat fol
the purpose of distribution among its in.
| haDitants, not exceeding three bushels tc
one family.
Confiding in your ability, judgment and
discretion. hereby commission you to dis
tribute the same to such persons as have
their land property prepared and fenced
and who are the least able to purchase seed
| (provided they have received none from
other sources and who will make Judi
cious use OF the same. You are not to
omit those persons living upon the creeks
or In the remote parts of your county. An
equitable distribution to the industrious
needy throughout'your county is desired.
Should, unfortunately, any of your in.
habitsnts have lost foot or hand, by rea.
son of the severity of the past winter. oil
be disabled by sickness so as to render them
unable to work. having neither means o,
friends, to defray the expense or assist, you
may. il addition to the supply of seed
cause the same to be put into the ground
free of charge to such unfortunate person
and forward the bill to me for payment.
You are to regard neither sect, party OF
social position; the true question to be set
tied is not of what religious creed or polit
ical faith is the applicant I? not is he bond oil
free ? not is he red, black or white but i;
he in need Of sssdP and will he make iu
dicious use of the same and is he without
the means to purchase if SO, supply him
You are particularly requested not to allow
the sacks to go ont of your possession, bu
hold them subject to my written order.
| Printed notices will be furnished. one o
which you will please hand TO each and eve
ry person you supply with seed.
GEO. w. COLLAMORE. Agent,
New Eng Kansas Relief Com.
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His ex-Honor the Honorable Rush FL
more, who labors under the hallucination
that he is still a Judge, and who promised
to be with US this week, failed to come to
time. Also, the Court which was to have
been, wasn't. Nevertheless the false alarm
had the effect to run up bill against Brock
inridge County in the shape of sheriff and
witness fees, &c, to the amount of four or
five hundred dollars. Wonder if the Judge
calls that a good joke on Breckenridge
County
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TERRITORY OF Kansas, Breekinridge County. 9
Jefferson f. Ellis ,

46hAA1OA4 " hAHeAS1 OLCCA10ASNSO OOtAtJs So
Jefferson r. Ellis }
j. A. Brown
DY virtue of an order Of sale to me directed, Is
ID sued out of the Second District Court, sitting
in and for the County of Breckinridge. for the
trial of arising under the Laws of the Ter
ritory of Kansas, dated Dec. ed, A. D. 1861
Wherein Jefferson F. Ellis Is Plaintiff and J. A.
Brown, Defendant, / win, on Monday, the 25th
day of February, a. D. 1861. between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. n. and P. II. Of said day, ct the
Court House door, in the town Of Emporis, in said
County of BFeekinridge, expose for sale, and SELL
at public auction, 10 the highest and best bidder,
for CASH in hand, the following real estate, 70
Wit The undivided half 90 Of the east hall
90 of the northeast quarter 90 Of section four
teen, (I4) in township eighteen (l6) Range ten
ti0l and, also. the undivided half 90 Of twelve
q nd one half GAO acres, Of the south east par.
of the south east quarter % of the south west
quarter % of section four, ~ township eigh
teen Qs) range ten u0). situate in said county
Levied upon as the property Of J. A. Brown e
satisfy said order Of sale. Appraised at 1855 90
E. GODDARD,
Master Commissioner Breckenridge Co., Z. T.
Dated. Emporia, January 18th, A. D. 1861.
Printers fees, $l0y6S. 22-6w.
% The above sale postponed till the 6th
daY of April, a. D. 1861.
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In the Nemaha District, Mr.. Samuel Lap
pin has been CT osen to fill vacancy in the
new House of Representatives. Mr.. Lappin
is Republican, and friend to Mr.. Parrot
All the elections for vacancies Except, per-
haps, that in the Allen District) have re-
suited in favor of Parrott and Lane, who
seem to have formed an alliance, offensive
and defensive, for Senatorial purposes
which is very powerful
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rival and Departure of the Mails.

From lawrence, Tuesday, Thursday and
S.r,lav at 6 P. NJ.
;rr, Topeka. Tuesday, at 6P. N.
r nm Coanc Grove, Monday and Thurs
irat 10 NJ.
From Cottonwood Falls, Saturday, at 1OP. M.
From Towanda Friday, ut P. NJ.
From Fort Scott, Saturday, at ~ NJ.
] rom Butler, Mo-, Wednesday, at IL N.
DEPARTURES.
10 lawrence. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 8 A. NJ.
20 Topeka, Wednesday, at A. n.
70 Council Grove, Wednesday and Satur
day, at IL NJ
10 Cottonwood Falls, Saturday, at A. NJ.
10 Towanda, Tuesday, ut A. N.
10 Fort Scott, Monday, at IL N.
10 Butler, No, Thursday, at II N.
q Lawrence mail closes at 9 o'clock A NJ.
J. A. FULLER, p. NJ.
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Publication Notice.


STATE OF KANSAS, Breckenridge county, IS.
Isaiah NJ Lewisl In the District Court
Howard E. Hunt( the coun ty Aforesaid.
TNHE SAID HOWARD E. HUNT, DEFEND
Il ant. will take notice that the said plaintiff
has filed his petition. the 18th day of February
A. D. 1861, in the said District Court, against him,
the said defen dant-praying for judgment upon a
promissory note dated the 21st May, A. D. 1858,
for the sum of two hundred and fifteen dollars,
payable in six months after date, with interest at
the rate of five per cent. per month until paid and
for the foreclosure of mortgage, and the sale of
the property described therein, being the south
east quarter of Section number nine (9), in Town
ship number nineteen (l9), of Range number
eleven Ql), east of the sixth principal meridian,
in Breckenridge county, which said mortgage was
executed by the said Howard E. Hunt to William
E. Sutliff, to secure the payment of the said prom
issory note, bearing even date Herewith, which
said promissory note and mortgage were, on the
18th day of July $50 assigned by the said William
E. Sutliff to the said plaintiff, by Endorsement
thereon. Wherefore you, the said Howard z. Hunt,
are required to appear and answer or demur to
said petition, on or before the 9Th day of May,
A. D. 1861, that, in default thereof, judgment
will be taken against you. for want of an answer.
GEO. W. SMITH, Atty for Pl'f.
Attest L. MCARTuUR, Clerk. 1883
By R. NJ. RUGeLEs Dep. elk.
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NFaster Commissioner's Sale.
TERR.ToRY OF Kansas, Breckenridge County
George II. Rees

TERRIToRY OF KANSAS, Breckenridge County, IS
George H. Rees
j. A Brown.
DY VIRTUE oFAN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me DIRECTED, issued out of the Second Dis
tTct Court nittng 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 Il. Rees
is Plaintiff aud J. 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 n. of said day, at the Court House door
in the town of Emporia, in the said County of
Breckenridge. 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 60 of the east half % of the
north esst quarter Cd of section fourteen. "a
township eighteen ls) range ten. (I0) and also the
undivided halfof twelve and one half fl21<l acres
Of the south east part of the south east quarter of
the south west quarter % of section four % /.
township eighteen ClS), range ten QO), situate in
said county. Levied upon ~ the property of j.
A Brown to satisfy said order of sale. Apprais-
ed at $265.0O E. GODDARD
Master Commissioner Breckenridge Co., &. T.
Dated, Emporia, January lsth a. D. 1851.
Printers fees, $I0.S5 n22-6w
q The above sale was postponed till the 9Th
/ day cf April, 4. D. 1861.
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~, ntfothtes' Interest-Twenty FIVE per cent
vanity Fair.
No. "eo'y-hve per cent is nothing when
get used to it - and we Kansas folks
's'uer 1t very moderate. conscientious
;, Of per cent; and the money lender
;, ASKS no more than that here stands a
J.! good chance for Heaven. What we
s1 s,unble at. though. is 100 per cent,
''!'Ois 10 advance.
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81. s. g. L. FILLMORE.
DRY GOODS. LAWRENCE.

DRY GOODS. LAWRENCE.
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On our fourth page will be found COM
uunication from the County Treasurer, of
sneral interest to property holders in Brock
"dge county. 1t is written in the senten-
ms style that characterizes the annual
1oductions of that gentleman, and will pay
T. read. 1t does to print, anyhow.
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A load of 1900 thrifty apple trees passed
through this place yesterday for Otoe
county. They were from nursery near
Lawrence. We are glad that the citizens
of Otoe county appreciate the value of fruit,
sufficiently to begin thus early to raise it.
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pSLicAN TOWNSHIP CAucus.-The
A.. ''"n electors of klnporia township
rt uesled to meet in convention, at Nc
Ios ''" Hall, on Saturday. March 3Oth,
,on; ' al . o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of
i. '"H'lhg candidates for the various town
F'iices' MANY VoTERs.
Emporia, March %. 1861.
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Sheriff. Sale.
TERR1rORz OF KAssAs, County of Breckenridge. ss.
John F. Gibson,

4Ehh1IOh1 OE 4-AAHAng SO1hIy Va So 49,
John F. Gibson,
Us.
Lafayette James,
DYvIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID directed, issued out of the 2nd District Court,
sitting in and for the County of Breckenridge, for
the trial of causes arising under the laws of the
Territory of Kansas, dated November 18th, A. D.
1860, wherein John F. Gibson is plaintiff and La
fayette James is defendant. I viii on Monday. the
18th day of january, 1861, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. II. and P. h. ofsaid dsy,1as the
Court House door, in the town Of Emporia, in
said County of Breckenridge, expose for sale al
public auction, to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, the following real estate, to.
wit: The north east quarter of the south east
quarter OF section fourteen, (l4), township eigh-
teen. 6). range ten, 1O). situated in said county
levied upon as the property Of Lafayette james
to satisfy said execution, Appraised at two hun
dred dollars E GODDARD,
Sheriff of Breckenridge County, K. T.
Dated, Sheriff's Office, Emporia, December 18th
A. D. 1860. n18-5w.
1.-THE above sale was postponed till the 9Th
day Of April, A. D. 1861.
E. GODDARD Sheriff