Doniphan County Dispatch from Troy, Kansas • 1

a TEASKSGIVIUG TO THE PEOPLE OF KANSAS. EXTRA THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 8 1860. Th.3 County Election. As will be seen by the published table the largest vote ever polled by Doniphan county vas given on Tuesday last.

While the Republicans are jubilant they are none the less surprised at the result. We are not yet prepared to say that the Republicans practiced down right fraud in securing their unprecedented large vote, but it is evident that bribery or undue influence was used by them. Men who were clamorous in their hurrahs for the Democratic ticket up to the day of election walked to the polls and voted a straight Republican ticket; and others who were never before seen by those who have livied in the presinct in which they voted, came up end swore in a Republican vole. We shall have more to say about this matter next week. The vote is not official, but it is mainly correct, and as will be seen the Democrats have elected but one of In the beginning we were promised that "while the earth seed time and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall jiot cease." This promise to man's hope and industry was made by Iliin, who is the fountain of Truth, who also said "Go forth and replenish th earth," and who said to the tempest "be still." But into God's great purposes man cannot pry His ends are worked out in His own good time.

He pimisheth and chastiseth for our good, giveth and vvithholdeth'that His nariivi may reetive the higher glory among His creatures. The conuke heart are chastened and the proud are humbled. Let man, therefore, not repine at nhat, to him, is a' but rather Jet him thank God, with humble. obedience, putting trust in His great promises fuliiSled unto to many gent-rations rather lew in grateful adoration to Him by whose power he breathes and moves, than iguorant-ly curse ihe hand which exiendeth bless-' irjcrs and withholdeth no needed cood. Therefore.

SAMUEL MEDARY, Governor of the Territory of Kansas, do, in accordar.ee with custom a custom sanctioned bv a Christian people appoint and set apart THURSDAY, the 29th of November, 18(50, as a day of THANKSGIVING and PRAISE for the many mercies vouchsafed us. Though drouth has come upon us and cur people are sorely tried in this their hour of destitution though the granenes are empty and food is given out with a sparing band, yet it is a cause for rejoicing, for thanksgiving and praise, that unusual health pre-vades our Territory that plenty is within reach that the means of communication are rapid that the hearts of a christian people quick in acts of mercy, so that our wants are but to be made known to be supplied; and, more than all, that we have an opportunity of doing good works for one another that our hearts may have a closer communion, aud society be mculd-ed together with 'Faith, Hope and Char- ily" Given under the Seal of the Territory, at the City of Lecotnpton, this GOih day of October, A. D. 18(50. S.

MEDARY, Governor. candidates. ELECTION EETUEHS OF DONIPHAIi COUNTY. Wash'ton Tp Iowa Tp Wolf It. Tp.

5 a a John C. D1 igias, 115' 43 76 122 81 52 61 112 87 92 GO 7 12 Nathan Price 117 40 77 133 83 53 69 112 101 98 63 10 ftt It. M. Williams, 115 43 73 122 90 53 89 111 90 95 60 9 964 E.J. Jenkins, 113 42 75 122 71 52 60 114 99 95 61 8 523 W.

II. Wilson, ....116 42 76 124 73 52 63 110 99 99 61 9 931 A. Larzelerc, Ill 42 75 124 83 52 66 112 96 95 62 9 927 A.Lowe, 115 42 76 135 83 52 63 109 K'9 96 60 9 954 Jacob T. Pierce, 113 43 76 117 R2 49 82 108 96 95 60 9 932 George S. llou.h, 127 39 SO 125 87 55 62 103 93 79 57 7 924 George D.

Bennett 115 43 76 119 82 52 69 111 93 97 64 9 933 James S.Ms 73 73 52 152 35 30 165 79 136 26 William D. Wood 71 70 51 13 31 29 177 80 130 33 35 26 881 Vincent D. 73 73 51 154 55 30 173 79 133 35 38 27 926 S.uvl Benight, 72 73 51 153 30 28 161 76 134 33 39 28 876 Griffith, 73 75 153 34 30 178 S3 142 36; 38 27 920 William Word, 74 73 51 145 3G 33 160 79 143 23 35 26 87S Eli Gabbert, 73 73 51 151 34 30 175 68 137 35 33 26 891 John II. 72 73 51 149 20, 30 170 65 140 23 35 26 KS1 Charles Elerkley, 61 76 48 119 29 23 182 78 139 35 40 26 891 Lee A. 73 73 51 153 36 30 178 79 139 34 25 26 909 Democrats.

BrsKKr. II. i.ip i iwwmwuiii'ip i 1 1 in i pi.mn i imiwwiw linn in i iiiiiiiiiini 1 11 I ifiwnmi wm itwm Order of Publication. Aduiinislralor'a Sale of IJeal It. Willis, Administrator of the estate of Estate.

'ohii c'nc A Administrator of the estate of Robert J. TAS. lt.VlLLis,'administrator of the estate A Porter, deceased, I will sell to the highest of John ilaself deceased, presents to the anJ best bidder, for one half cash in hand, and Court his petition praying for an order of the balance on six month's time, at the court sale of so much of the estate of. said Johr. house door in county seat of Doniphan Maself deceased, as will pay and satisfy unty, Kansas territory, on the 3d day of the debts wins by said estate, and on December, I860, between the hours of examination of premises, it is ordered nine o-clock in the forenoon, and five o'clock that all persons interested in the estate in the afternoon, the following described real of said deceased be notified that applica- estate, to wit: aforesaid, hM been made anfl that south-east quarter of section ft o.

ten unless the contrary be shown on or before the 10)' ns)P three C3)', "jeteen (19), November term of this Court, to be held on containing 160 acres; and the south half of the first Monday in January, A. ISOl.an "ie "nest quarter of section fto nine (9) thefifji davoE November, A. 1SG0, an township four (4), range nineteen, (19) con- order will bemade for the sale of 'the follow- containing 80 acres; also, lot fto five (5) in ing described property, lying and being in the ock seventy CO), both lots being in county of Doniphan, Kansas territory, to wit: ry City, and the above described real The Sonth half of the south-east quarter of estate being Doniphan county, Kansas section twenty-seven (27), township two (2), VIiUi -n ranae twenty-two (22), and the north-east eA1 tlL Llj, the aW dcS" quarter of the north-east quarter of section cnbed prpeRnVPT TP vrvr pp nine (9), township three (3), range twenty- 4 LICKEftGER, two (22), all in Douij han ter- Adm of said estate. ritorv, tor the payment of the debts of said Order of Publication, estate. And it is further ordered that this In the District Court of the First Judicial notice be published in the "Dr ij hm County Districtof Kansas territory, sitting within Disnatch," a weekly newsnaper published in andfor the county of Doniphan, for the trial the city of Troy, Doniphan county, Kansas of causes arrising under the laws of said or six consecutive weeks prior tothe territory.

October Term, 1860. next January term of the Donirhau county Jacob Van Doren, who sues for the use and Probate court. benefit of A. V. Blakemore, plaintiff, Given under my hand and seal this 5th day of against Anthony Bricker, John V.

November, A 1860. Boyd, and William II. Lykins, defendants. A. A.

DOUGHERTY 111 su foreclose Mortgage or Deed of 10-0414 Probate Judge. Trut. rpiIE plaintiff, by his attorney, Samuel Ens- Adraicistrator's Sale of Keal 1 worth, filed his affidavit in this action Fst-f stating that the defendants arc non-residents AS Administrator cstated of John of Kansas Territory. It is therefore ordered A Kays, deceased, I will sell to the high- by the court that the said defendants, Antho- estand'besl bidder for cash in hand, at the Bncker, John Boyd and William II. Court House door in Troy, county seat of kms, be notified by publication being made Doniphan county, Kansas, on the third day i the Domphan County Dispatch, a weekly of December, A.

ISO between the newspaper published in the co. of Doniphan hours of 9 o'clock in the forenoon and 5 o'clock ailll1 territory atorcsaid. for six succesivc in the afternoon, the following described real he f'ency of this suit the object of es tate to w't- which is to obtain judgment against the said "The' north-east Quarter of section number defendant, Bricker, on a note for the of nineteen (19), township four (4), range fouf hundred and nine dollars and nineteen twenty-two in Doniphan coui.ty, less the "n3' Wlth ottt tl0ffDe third day north-west fortv acres, part of said section; October, 18oS at the rate of ten per cent, also lot number" ten (10) in block number tbir- Per annu1' and for the foreclosure of a Mort- tv-four (34), and lots number seven and twelve Sp or Deed of Trust, executed by the said ('7 12) in block number thirty-four(34); and rfefeJart, A Bricker, to his co-defendant, lots number one and three (1 and 3) in block Joh(nh Bfyd' conveying to h.m therefor the twenty-seven (27), and also, lot nam- "orthV5t. uarter L.o ecfVn L- twenty- ber six (6) in block twenty-two (22), all in re! L23 N. threB 3J rfnS Petersbug, Doniphan county, Kansas territo- in Pn county and un- ry wkh the anertiner.ces thereunto belonging.

they plead, answer or demur to the plain- JGI1T IIAf petition filed herein on or betore the 10 It sr of 23d of November, 1S60, such petition will be taken as true and confessed and Judgment 'rendered accordingly. Executrixes Koticc. in witness whereof, I James R. Whitehead, TV OTICE is hereby given that letters testa- Clerk of said Court, do hereby set my hand 1 mentary of the estate of William Wil- and seal of said court, this Gth day of Octo- mcth, deceased, bearing date the 6th day of ber, 1SQ0. February, ISGir, were granted the undersigned, JAS.

R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk, as Executrix of said estate, by the Probate Cct. 11, I860. court of Doniphan county, Kansas territory. 7-.

Al persons owing said estate are notifiei to rnrr S' ifC a come forward and make immediate payment, N0 and those baring claims against said nimistration, bearing date the 22d day of present them within one year from the, the date of this notice, to the undesigned, or derMAr ff? estatefoC they may be precluded from any benefit of Jhomas McMullin, late of Donirhan counnty, said estate, and if not exhibited within three Kanfs lahne Probate court of said, years from the date of this notice, they shall day nd ate aforesaid, and be forever barred all persons owing said estate are notified to Ary wtt tttttt make immediate payment, and those having Executrix of 'said estate against lt wil1 exhlbit them within Ur 1Rfi0 xecui-ri3k 01 saia estate. one to the underg or th be October 11, 18G0. 6-4t3- precluded from any benifit of said estate, and oj. cxrijbited within three years from the ALL kinds of JOB PRINTING neatly and date of said letters, they shall be forever de- expeditiously executed at the barred. BENJ.

LEACH, DISPATCH OFFICE. 5-4t Administrator. Election Returns. Sufficient returns have been received to show that Lincoln is undoubtedly elected. Burlingame and Thayei defeated for Congress.

Massachusetts, Lincoln Maine. Nexv Hampshire, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wisconsin, Ohio, 30,000. "few Orleans gives Bell, Breckinridge, Douglas, 2,295. Private dispatches state that Louisiana has gone for Breckinridge. A private dispatch from New Orleans states that all States souih of Tennessee have gone for Breckinridge.

In Maryland the indications are favorable for Breckinridge. Baltimore, Breckinridge over Bell, over Douglas, 13,000. The following dispatch we take from the St. Joseph Gazette: St. Louis, Nov.

7. Editors Gazette: Lincoln elected all free States for him. Virginia for Bell; Maryland close between Bell and Breckinridge, St. Louis county Douglas' majority 4,500 over Bell. Burlingame beaten for Congress in Massachusetts.

Six Democrats elected to Congress in New York City. GEORGE KNAPP CO. The entire Democratic ticket it county is elected by 200 majority, a large Democratic gain. A serious affray occurred at Iowa Point oa the day of election, in which several persons were seriously injured, but none fatally. A quarSesome character by the rame of Hedrick got into a dispute with Mr.

Rufus Edwards, and the former was badly frightened but in no way injured. A few hours afterwards the desperado seeing Mr. Edwards conversing with another person, came up behind and dealt him a severe blow on the head with a large bar of iron. The crowd thinking that Mr. wards had, in this cowardly manner, been killed, set upon Hedrick and would, undoubtedly, have beaten him to death had it not been for the timely interference of Messrs.

Martin, Bleckley, and others. the fracus was progressing, aa Irishman, a friend of Hedrick, struck a person with a club and then started to run. Another person drew a revolver and Commenced shooting at the Irishman, but fortunately none of the shots took effect. Leavenworth county is reported to have gone largely Democratic. Fire in St.

Joseph. About eight o'clock last night a fire broke cut on the west side of Main street, near the center of the block, between Jale and Francis. The building of Mr. Ray and that of Mr. Y.

A. Riddle and the two stores adjoining were the only houses saved, and the goods of these were removed of course involving great damage. We have not at this writing the name's of the losers nor of the owners of the buildings destroyed. The loss wiil be very considerable. At one time there was great danger that the fire would spread to the east of the street and turn up much of the town.

St. Joseph Gazette, Nov. 2. The day subsequent to the payment of the annuities of the Fottowattamie tribe of Indians, a number of them got into a drunken quarrel and three of their were killed..