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Attachment Notice.


and James Porter, . sttE.
defendants,
doing business under the
name of Hall & Porter.
TNHE said Jacob Hall and James Porter, de-
Il PENDANTS, will take NOTICE that the said Geo.
c. EewbeFry did, ON the 18th day of July, A d.
1861, commence . civil action against the said
defendants, before J. F. Dodds, Justice of the
Peace in and for the county of Morris, State of
Kansas, to recover the sum of sixty dollars, with
tsest from the stdsy of July 1861 at the rate
of ten per &c mt per anDuD, from the said defend
ants. The said Jacob Hall and James Porter will
take notice that order of attachnl snt has been
issued out of said court. in said The said
Jacob Hall and James Porter viii take notice that
unIees hey an seF Or ae4su said sslIfIriens on
or before the 2Ist day OF September, 1861, the
com plant viii be taken rs true. and Judgment
rendered accordingly. s. L. KENYON,
Attorney for Plf. =
Given M der my hand this Sd day Of August
1851. .-Ez szzs. fas3 fszs7 -aszfy -
j. F. DoDBs. Justice Of the Peace.
2S2-o s~~ $780, ,a-rf.s6s40
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- comics of The News in wrappers for sale

s;r,le copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
his office, at five cents per copy.
az n,,nt Deeds and Mortgages for sale at The
office. All kinds of blanks printed toorder,
On short notice .aa zrsreI
p,..srs. Circulars, Business Cards, and all kinds
Of job work, done in the best and cheapest style.
We solicit items of local news from our friends
:, breckenridge and surrounding counties
Auletters to be addressed to J. SrorLER,
- Editor and Proprietor.
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To Administrators.

AZ G1N44AA49tA q GJASs
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be q
IN special term of the Probate Court in and for
Breckinridge county, State of Kansas, held at En-
poris, August 18th. 1851 All estates due for set
Element at the regular term in July, 1861, will be
heard and disposed at said special term All Ad-
ministrators who have failed to file the. papers
necessary to perfect their cases, to make settle
ment at the proper time, VIII please observe the
penalties prescribed by law for such failure.
20l-5 S. L. KENYON, Probate Judge.
u The above term has been postponed, by re
quest of Administrators, until August 20, 1891.
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PlB. Plumb has a well written commu-
nication in another column. While we
disagree with him in his ''no party" policy,
we publish his communication with pleas
'ure. as also Athose-of any other gentleman
who has any thing to say pro or con on this
subject. We are not yet convinced that the
old Republican party won't do to stick to
for while.
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The Baptist, Episcopal, and other ssdenomina'
TONS have occasional worship here, but the above
are the only churches that have regular service.
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Order of Publication.
& STATE OF Kansas. BREcK1NRlDdE CouxTY, IS.
James L. Thompsoh, pRf, 4 Ass'sf -

Order of Publication.
3 STATE oFsKANsAs, BREcK1NRlDGE CouxTY, IS.
James L. Thompsoh, Pl'f 4 Ass'sF -"
.baa}s r., Z Ss;u .,, to-G fzaansia -
ond Terasa n Pn..o, In the District Court
dofanSonts Fifth Judicial District
doing business under the ---a- .-.--1-
name of Hall & Porter. q. -- --- r.,E
Il ants, will take notice that the said James l..
Thompson, plaintiff did, on the 29th dav of July,
A. D. 1861, file in said court his petition, the
object and prayer of which is to recover a iudg
ment against the said defendants, for work, labor
care and diligence of said plaintiff, performed and
bestowed about the business of the said defend
ants, to the amount of five hundred dollars and
also for the sum OF four hundred and fifty dollars.
by the said plaintiff paid, laid out and expended
10 and for the use Of said defendants and also for
the further sum of one hundred dollars, money
expended for the use of said defendants, at their
request 5r-a g.. lee ~. sss
And the said Hall & Porter will take notice that
an order of attachment has been issued in this
cause and that unless they. the said defendants,
answer or demur to the petition fled against
them by the said James L. Thompson, plaintiff,
on or be fore the 18th day of October, A. D. 1861
such petition will be tfken true, and Judgment
rendered accordingly.
FEfFI rs. LKENYON, Atty for Pl'ff
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
$50 .s..r,r hand and affixed my private seal (none
L. S. yet having been furnished for the COURT
-.aE- at my office in Emporia, this Sd day of
. August, a. d. 1861: edf
2O2-6 D. A. PAINTER, Clerk
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CHRISTIAN CHURcH.--On Exchange street. north
If Sixth avenue Service hours, 10 o'clock a. NJ,
.o17PM. Pastors, Rev W. E. Evans and Rev S.
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1t is authoritatiyely announced that old
postage stamps are good, where the new
ones are not on sale. -
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sy A wife's bosom should be the tomb of
her husbands faihngs, and his character
far more valuable in her estimation than his
rEfa -uET = "A -
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A Market Fair.

EDITOR News: The history of the past
has demonstrated !he usefulness of County
Agricultural Fairs and it is generally con-
coded that nothing tends so greatly to en-
hance the farming interest. They have of
late years become very popular, and it is
worthy of note that where the greatest in
terest is taken in these Fairs, the most sue
cesssful farming communities are to be
found. Now, in view of these facts l ask,
IS it not strange that so little interest is
shown by our farming population in regard
to the holding ola Fair this, Fall?
We are what may be termed farming
people, and it is presumable that for years
to come farming must be our chief occupa-
ton, and the main stay and support of our
population. 1t is in the occupation of
farming, as in all others, that in order to
succeed well "a man must devote his whole
mind and energies to the work. He must
make all possible Improvement himself, and
also acquaint himself with, and avail him
self of, all improvements made by others,
And, ] ask, how is this last to be better
effected than by attending an Agricultural
Fair and making use of examination and
inquiry? g
The principal objection have yet heard
urged to the measure at this time, is the
scarcity of money-making it difficult or
impossible to create a premium fund and
it is asserted that without premiums being
offered, no interest can be created. Now
it seems to- me that some plan might be
adopted to obviate this difficulty; and as it
seems doubtful about Fair being held after
the usual plan, would propose that the
people of Breckenridge county hold this
fall-say sometime in October-a MARKET
FAIR, to which all the choice farm pro-
ducts, &cs may bs brought, both for exhi-
bition and sale.
There is one reason will offer for this
plan, which is this It is we'll known that
in consequence of the failure of our last
years crops. supplies of various seeds were
sent US by Eastern people-fhe products of
which ought to be generally distributed for
next years planting. Now, unless some
method is adopted to secure this result,
many of these samples will be lost to the
COUNTRY ,Iaz51 ASH haa arc
One farmer, perhaps. received last spring,
through medium of friends East, a superior
article of spring wheat. He now has sur
plus on hand but his condition pecuniarily
is such as to compel him to sell it soon. At
the first opportunity offered he sells it, per-
hsps. for milling purposes. Another has
also choice sample of wheat WHICH he is
willing to exchange for other property. He
takes sample to the Fair, and inds mar
ket for his crop. ..-l ....
You, Mr.. Editor, can assist greatly in
this matter, also. I SHOULD expect to see
YOU on the Fair ground taking notes, and
in the next issue of The News read de-
scription Of the articles exhibited and Of
| fered for sale. And in my opinion, those
who get their names in print will have
drawn a satisfactory premium.
This plan of Market Fair would re-
spectfully suggest to our agricultural friends.
| I-..g J. W. RANDALL
| : -1E - ~.
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Order of Publication.

OIuGT u u
STATE OF KANSAS Morris COUNTY, So.
In the District Court 90
i of the Fifth Judicial II ~ .--a rr-
! District, within and OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1861
forthe county of Nor @ 49,,
ris State of Kansas. 81. II .
Edward Doris, Plaintiff
Jacob Hall -5'
and James Porter, def'ts,
doing business under the
name and style of
Hall & Porter.
TNHE said Jacob Hall and James Porter, defend
Il ants, will take office that the said Edward
Doris did, on the 22d day of July, A. D. 1861.
file in said court his petition, the object and
prayer of which is to recover judgment against
the said defendants on certain promissory note.
given by the said defendants to the said plaintiff,
dated May 2Sth, 1861, and due one day after date.
for the sum Of three hundred and twenty-six dol
lars and fifteen cents lS32615), with interest
thereon from the Goth day of July, A. d. 1861, at
ten per cent per annum from date. -
The said jacob Hall and James Porter will take
notice that order of attachment has been issued
out of said court in said cause. The said Jacob
Hall and James Porter will take notice that un-
less they answer or dernur to said petition. on
before the 10Th day of October, A d 1861, the said
petition, filed by the said plaintiff, will be taken
as. true, and judgment rendered accordingly.
S. L. KENYON, Atty for Plaintiff.
In testimony whereof l have, hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed my private
Il. s. seal (no seal having been furnished me-,
:, at office in Council Grove, this 22d day
of July, A. D. 1861. % .'~
.,.... R. B. LOCKWOOD,
aO2-S $40 =. T.. Clerk Dist. Court.
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Church Directory.

wee hours, II A. n, alu 4 NJ 11-770-' ~
c. Morse. - S@-
METHODIST EPIscopAL.-Worship at McElfrest
Hall. on Commercial street. Service hours, hall
past 10 A. M, and P M; Sabbath School at half
mast A. NJ Pastor, Rev. j. McAnulty.
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MARRLED.

On Thursday, Sept. 9Th, by Rev. j. ,McAnulty,
FOWLER, both of Breckenridge county.
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Order Of Publications,

2 q Order Of Publications. .
STATE KANSAS, MoRRIs COUNTY, IS.
I'm the District Court 10
of the Fifth Judicial
| District, within and OCTOBER TERM, A. D. 1861.
for thecountyof Nor r-9 p "a - 81" ...
ris. State of Kansas. ..
Malcolm Conn, plaintiff,
Jacob Hall
.- and James Porter, ~ ? .TTr
e. b. defendants, .-r
doing business under the rt.F 20 Ina -
name of Hall d Porter. ss
EFHE said Jacob Hall and James Porter. defend
L ants, will take notice that the said Malcolm
Conn did. on the Doth day of July, A. D. 1861,
file in said court his petition, the object and
prayer of which is to recover Judgment against
the said defendants, on certain promissory note
given by the said defendants TO the said plaintiff,
dated May 30th, 1860, for the sum of three hun
dred and ten dollars and seventy.thre cents
(31O73). together with interest at ten per cent.
per annum from the 29th day of July, A. D. 1861.
The said Jacob Hall aud James Porter will
take notice that an order of attachment has been
issued out of said court in.said cause. The said
Jacob Hall and james Porter will take notice,
that unless they answer or demur to said petition
or before the 10Th day of October. A D 1851 =,
the said petition, fled by the said plaintiff, will
be taken as true, and Judgment rendered accord
ingly. = ~.
S. L. KENYON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
= hand and private seal (no official seal
II. 81 having been furnished .me), this 29th
&" H'- day of July A. D. 1861.
1923 60 r. B. LOCKWOOD, Clerk
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Order of Publication.

/ OrQer OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF. Kansas. Morris County, IS.
| In the District Court
OF the Fifth Judicial j
District, within and OcToBER TERN, &. D. 1861.
! for the county of Nor |
| RS, State of Kansas
Malcolm Conn, Plaintiff --
William G.. Black Def'tA
T1HE said William G. Black. defendant, viii
L take notice that theeaid Malcolm Coma did,
on the 18th Of Jhly "a ID 1861 file IN said Court
his petition, the object and prayer of which is to
recover Judgment against the defendant for the
sum of two hundred and twenty 1.-Two dollars and
ninety cents, with interest thereon from the IL.
day of July, A. D. 1861. The said William q.
Black will take notice that order of attach
melt has been issued out of said: Court lin said
cause. The said William c. Black viii take no
tiee that unless be answers Ortdemurs to said Pc
tition, on or before the 18th day of October, a.
D. 1861, the said petition filed by The said plain
tiff will be taken as true, and judgment rendered
| accordingly. S. j.. KENYON,
Attorney for PIaihtifT.
81. In Testimony whereof / have heFeuRio sub.
= e e4ribed my nAIne and affixed Iay pr vate
II fL.s seal mo official seal having Been fur
nished me), at office In Council Grove,
this 18th dag of July, A. d. 1861.
.zy ze r.. u. LOCKWOOD 81
2e2-S Clerk Dist. Court
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80 usnsFSl order 20. g..

El g0sneFaI order No. g.
HEADQUARTERS KANSAS MILITIA,
TOPEKA, Aug. %, 1861.
The folldRing has been received from Major
General j. G. Fremont
HEADQoARTERs WEFERH BRART1EEEF4 -
ST.. LOUIS, Ang. 81, 1861. 1
Sn: In accordance with authority from the
Secretary of War, By telegraph, dated August
2Oths 1861, yon are hereby authorized to raise
three 1sgfulents of 5antry in Kansas. one Of them
to ael as Home Guard, and the othertFo to serve
in the Tenitory ofsNew Mexico; the regiments,
inaecsF da nee with The acts Of Congress TO serve
three years or during the war, unless sooner dis-
charged.
AS the companies OF Home Guards recruited
they may be sworn into the service by the officers
at Fort LeavenwoFth, and armed-being then
subject to the State authorities.
The two regiments for service in New Mexico
viii also be sworn in and armed as fast as the COM
panies are recruited =
Respectfully, your obedients erv't,
EPEMnNT
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r. W. Cloud, plaintiff,
vs..
Jacob Hall
and James Porter,deft's,
doing business under the
name and style of
Hall Porter.
TAHE said Jacob Hall and James Porter, Iitiend-
1-ants, viii take notice that the said r. W.
Cloud did, on the 31st daygpf July, a. d. 1861,
commence civil action against the said defend
ants, before s. N. Leroy, Justice of the Peace
within and for the county Of Breckinridge, to
recover the sum of seventeen dollars and twenty
eight cents, with interest from the first day of
August, A. d. 1859, at the rate Of ten per cent
per annum, from the said defendants. The said
Jacob Hail and ia mes PoEtsr will take notice that
order of attachment has been issued out of
said eourt,in said cause The said Jacob Hall
and James Porter viii take notice that unless
they answer or deInw TO said summons or
before the 91st day or Septenaber, a D. 1861, the
of action filed by the said plaintiff, will be
taken as true, and judgment rendered according
ly. s7fze S L. KENYON. Att fer PFf
Given under my hand this Sd day of Auonst
1861. S. n. LERoY, Justice of the Peaee
2G2-9 660
NEoSHo HOUSE,
NEoSHe RAPIDS, : = - c KANSAS
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g DR.. eM'LANE,S
Celebrated American @
WORM SPECIFIC,
OR d ,t5gEs
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

7NHB countenancc is pale and lcaden-
colored, with occasional flashes, or cir
cumscribed spotson one or both checks the
eyes become duh; the pupils -diiate; AN
azure scnicirclc rms along the lower eye
r. lid; the nose is irritated, swells, and some
times bleeds. swelling of the upper lip;
occasional headache. VITA hauming or
throbblng of the ears; an Unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or iurrcd tongue;s breath
very foul, particularly in thc morning; aP-
petite variable, sometimes varaciou5, with
bllawing sensation OF he stomach, at Others,
entirely gone; fccting pains IN the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting; violent
pains thro4ghoa: The abdomcp; bowels ir-
regular, at times costiyc; stools Shiny; not
unfrelucnJly tinscd with blood; belly swol-
len and hard urine tarbid; respiration @
casionaiy diticulr, and accompanied by
hiccou5b; cough sometimes dry and convul-
siye; uneasy ana disturbed Sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; tciiYc7 vaiiab.c, but
generally irritable, &c
Il ~. Whenever the above symptoms are
J
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PublicatiOn Notice,

s;rarr OF KAYsAs. BreckiDridge. county, as
Very Aldricbl
F-r. rs. -z-aeetA+ - tF@
". Z. SwisherN .--.s ~ ~ S59Hgs
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]. F. Don8s, Justice Of the Peace.
2S2-5 $780, ~ $40
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STATE or Kansas, COUNTY OF BREoKINRIDGE, S.
In Justices Court, before s. n. Leroy, Justice
of the Peace, within and for Breckenridge
County, Kansas. - 500 -5
r. W. CIoud plaintiff, -.f --st.F
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n A. PAINTER, Secretary.
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stamp ofsineerity. Could he have said
lcssand satisfy the demands of his own
pArtyR Might he moi have said more
and still been within the strietest letter Of
the law? Has he expressed himself even
SO decisivPly as Union men of the border
States; as Andrew johnson in the Senate
Hn1sWinter Davis in the House: and can
Tsyblame Northern man who exhibits n
moderation greater than that of onr own.
representatives? These and other thoughts
are passing through the minds of the peo.
PIE OF the northern slave states, aud will
sooaer or later have their effect. The lit.
iietrritations Of the day will subside, and
the policy of the Republicans in regard to
SLAVERY he Acknowledged to be whit it re.
aity' is, the uniform policy that has heeu
pursued ,l by all the administrations from
WaShingt0n down to Jacksen.
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SIuS anu conellIatoFy than be had predict.
ed. lie repeated, after careful extmina. i.
ton and analysis, he was rlearly.of the
opinion thatlED Administration stands
pleoged to a'Peacerul solution, and will do
no ACT tnat VIII lead 10 war, aud will make
no change Of policy nnless necessary 10
preserve peace. lie thought the Presijen,
has stated the cause Of the troubl..i .,.I,.,,.'
lyi and Indicated rem0tiy. The Presi-
dent, iu n manner peculiarsto himsplf nm
ceeds TO show what di,lstIot prndncs 1be
troubles. '"'
hr9DOUGLAs here quoted from the In
anRural, adding that, according TO this, il
was the attempt 70 prohibit slavery or
protect slavery in the torritories. in the
absence OF any express constitutional pro-
Elsion for either purpose5 IL the Prcsi-
dent has truly stHted the cause. what is
Tue remcdyf lit is to ADOPT a Constitu-
tional provision on EhesubJect. The Pres.
ident speaks of such amendnent TO define
the power of Congress oyer.the subject
ne ne gives us 10 understand there never can.
ne peace until the questionis Settled, and
tlIat It cannot be settled except br an
amendment to the Constitution. THE
sFesident stands pledged TO let the people
ueSlue .SI on the mods, Of amendment. He
WI TiIi NOT interfere, be will mot oppose it, If
slavery everywhere .bs ss7 Pnsl,,I snai. protect
pledged not 10 onno.e IL. : ns T. 5es.Seat ~ Is
people say slavery sIIsll nnt. NV ~ .t.l', IL .ns
everywhere. Ii ihey shall w ro.ec.sa
Critieudeu pronosftion he ,'.IiI peF"le tlIc
it. He is in fayoffof sncb sa .s...9 n9s oppose
will settle The onestion forsIs. ~. us
provisions oftbe Cons,i,n,ios =! cypress re-,
people TO decide what amsnS .S'.tlg me
made, and will accent them s.iaL' oe
Taking this to he the ,ncsn;s.l s .IlI
position, he (Douglas) FounI in :, Tue o. pro.
cause for announcement In ,i'o I%Su sSa.
place it was peaceful mn, ar,r.oas;,. @ H's'
Tho President will do nS 81 SSsiF =, 80 -
gression; but ali his rnnSrs, a. T VIZ;
be with view of ncacofSS auS.'. WIN
In the second Mace. es tbs u.lGn,7- S;Sin.l,.l
owing to the absence of nm ctnra.s Iey n..S,;l IS
ion on the Slavery oupstion n, ~ PSs's- Tos'3
tories helwill advocate tbsf .,,s ,noa,,io
change that instrument nv sy6,oss teCP,e
ion. Whatever denarti,r. Ne IoI .s'
made from his marty nIntfnrs, "Lo,.I, nus ,s
taken asop oc.fof ,,,tr;,I;s, SUI SnD''lu .'. DC
an act of in;deIitr is Sn 'il', "i',i !'ot as
him. AIr. Lin.oIn had emit. AZ, StItstoon
the natriot ond vas emilia S u Ih
thanks of MI cnnscrytirs 't'S -, 70 ,.s 5.e
not want II IN M, 4, far.a.I .i.t, ull ull
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[FrOm the weII.Iarg I.nlI.i-
Lineoln,s InnnrnrnI.

=
Perhaps never since the institution oF
tue GnTernment, has any public document
been looked for with greater interest Than
that winch we are enabled to lay before
our readers this week. The document
speaks for itself; and every citizen owes
u 20 himself, and it is his duty, as n
gooe citizen, to give it candid and care.
tli Perusal, not in a fhult-finding and cap.
nous spirit, bnt with nm honest and earn
est desire to interpret it fairly, to Judge il
dispassionately. and to speak OF it TEMPER
aiely and seriously, II is IN important
aoSument, treats on wcighty matters, af-
tectIng life and death, peace or war, and
should not be lightly approved or con-
Iemned. 1t shadows forth the purposes of
the Government for the next four years.
anu men should now coHscienciously max
up their minds whether they are for or
agnlhst Government such rs is therein
Indicated. II they approve, they owe II to
their country to cordially nni,c IN sustain
ing 1t; If they do not, they should honorn-
6ly oppose, and endeavor peaceabIy to in.
nqenre the majority to vote for Il change.
Tue inaugural itself is plain. candid and
straightforward, firmness and moderation
are wisely commingled, and whatever else
may De said about it, no one need err us
to understanding it. as a general thing.
1t appears to be well received. There are
some TO he found, of course, who, having
lnado up their minds to be satisfied wifi
nothing Lincoln may do, find firnlt with
every step he takes; bnt the grent mass
! seem to be pleased with the tone, If NOT
with the matter, of the message.
For our part, Individually. We think
that this message will he most effective
as peace measures and ir tue President
VIII adhere to it to the end, swerying nei-
ther to the right nor to the left, 10 please
either section, but simply doing his sworn
duty in the firm spirit indicated, and blood.
snfI ensuc, then, we say, the blood be on
the heads Of those who commence it.