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Movements or Troops I'm New York and
Vicinity.

DErARTuRE or THE oNE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIFTH REGInENT NEw YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
The above regiment, which is the Fourth Of Corco.
rams Irish Legion left yesterday in transport for Fort
Monroe. The following is . list Of the onhcers
Colonoi-M. X Bryan
Leaeaoat Colsaei-.Iohn A. Foster.
AdJ0v--,ohn Gray.
AdJ0dat--w :. vernam.
Quoytermossr-wm. r. Andrews.
Surg,on--E G. Mundy.
F1t Assisont Surgeoa-Thos. Il. Beckett.
.Secoad Asssd1s Slrgeoa-Chas. Bausch
Gomgday A-taptan. chas Mccarthy; First Lieuts-
Hayes
Company B--Captaiu, James Brice First Lieutenant
Richard Dunn SECOND Lieutenant, s. W. Curtis
Company c-cspssn, Edward Gorman; First Iisute.
nant, J. Mctinire; Second Lieutenant, N. Moran.
Company D-captain, p Kane; Firs, lieutenant,
James Thompson, second Lieutenant, Hercules Himap.
Company E-Cspts,D Mark Cox; Frs, Lieutenant, }.
W Rumsoy Second Lieutenant, James Cole.
CsmpdHy P-Captsiu, George Yoos First Lieutenant,
james carroi seecnd ieutenant, chauncey EeIsnap.
rospang G-tapiain, William Hildersrsndt, FIRST Lien
tenant, george Ase, second Lieutenant, Richard d.
Allerer
Company E-4Csptan I'd r. som.rsorp: Firs, Lieu
teraDt Lonis Newman second Lieutenant, Franz Muller
Company I-Csp;an. Jacob hatttrne FIRST Lieutenant
sssimond Sternbcrg se.ond Lieutenant. VIM rauer.
Company R-Csp'ain. NJ. II Ellie; first Leuienaht,
John Eoreru Second Lieutenant, ". n Seisse
THE fHysESga RsGJxgST NEW yoaE STATE voLUS-
TEgRs.
The follow iur promotions have been made in the
Fifteenth reg ment New York slate Volunteer engineers
Colonel John Mcleod Murphy
Captain H. Perry, TO be msE firsi Lie1tesant slos.
son, TO be captain Company H. secoud Leensnts Place,
Hewlett, Hassler Murphy sanford aud Hogan, be- first
henenants Cornmssary sergeant Mctioud, sergeant
MAJOR CuTfsn ard FIRST Serroa,s Hutchinson and Hender
10 be n-st leutenaDts ana sergcants 0kceie.
berry, higgins ManEer and nsvs, 10 be second lieu.
tenants.
The above promoions have all been made for merto
! rious service in the field
Lieutenant colonel G. g. Colgate, Of the above regis
ment, made the recipient of magnificent sword
the hands o his friends on Monday the 18th ust nc
Was about leave for his regiment Colonel Colgate has
commanded the recruiting party here and has rendered
valuable service n the augmentation cf his regiment
The party has been recalled.
4 DISTURBANCE AMONG THE TROOPS AT FORT scHUy.
1 LER
There are nearly four thousand convalecent soldiers
encamped at Fort schuyler most Of whom have not
ceived cen Of pay FOR their past THIS
has induced them 10 become rotous and number bav.
ing been ordered 10 report for duty their different reg
msnts reremptoriy refused 70 do unless their back
ray was forthcoming An armed guard of one hundred
men OF the Fifth New York militia, yesterday after
noon sent TO the fort in order TO quc any disturbances
which might arise. large number have deserted and
good deal Of trouble is ANTICIPATED u the are no,
promptly paid.
| TEE BANKS EXPEDITION.
] The Provost Guard pow pHrolIug the city is Of thu
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BARK Geo Kida tsr Ba,lss, LivergoolF Mcdonald Co.
Bark Peter Ruhland (iIenl, Rake Bremen Rnger Bros
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Brig Trow bridge, Neal Deinarara@D Trowbridge
Bris Condor Allen, Barbados-H Trowbrdsrs sons.
Brig Ay0teua tbr) Tuzo, Lseusyra and Porto CAbello
Brig 6cesn Belle. Pet,ens saoomnro.ci,y-Bre,, Son
Brig GeolgA Brsmer, Na,sn.a.-wal.h. Carver a chs,e
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sts5 ION Ion ~ 10, spoke Drg Pred Word nc from Suri
for Boston. Had had heavy NV gale and lost her
boats.
Ship Empire coombs, Liverpool oct 30 with coa salt and
wool 20 lsrcga a 90 Decs Thomas Baker Of ireland,
ship Kitty Poyd, Giles, Liverpool 40 DAYS with mdse, 10
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Ciarssa Currier, from LiverpooI for New York
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Gibraltar 80 days, In ballast, 10 r A II II Thompson
ship Carolina 5oi Boson Lcfavcr Buenos Ayre- % days
via Monevdeo ba days with hides wool, &c, nastor was
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tered furious gale from NV which lssed ~ hours ths
ship riding out under mainopsa From 9Th 10 18th
light airs from snd NV and cams, thermometer 66; hs
rsmete 10 - for days Ia successon was within 10 pile
Of Sandy Hook Monday; since then had strong ind
from 10 n; split sas &c Nov hat 25 y. lon 81 10
svoks whslns bark Gertrude, Herndon Of and f1n Esv
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House or Representative.
Tl~. rGss

INQUIRY.
Mr.. TRAM trep.) Of Mass offered a resolution for the
appointment Of select 10 inquire whether any
oicer or cmpoye IN any department OF the government
Is partner or lie interested directly or indirectly in any
banging house moneyed corporation or business irm
having contracts with the government, and dealing IN
stocks or other property.
Mr. MAYsARp, (union) Of Tenn, objected 10 the con.
sderaton OF the resolution unless some fact which il
was based should be stated He did no. believe gene.
raj inqulsitorial Investigations.
Mr. WWKLwrr, (unioul Of KY thought that the reso-
luton ought 70 pass.
tkn Of the resolution
f#f.U REiIHs wRoSGTtlIy rAsw
~ BNGBAN, from the Committee the Judiciary, re-
portel back the bill extending reef 10 loyal for
slevts wrunguily taken. abstracted with the
D. rsndation thai II do not pass.
~. wIcuIgE, Who had originally introduced the bill,
arked tnAt II had been referred 70 the Committee
' Judiciary contrary W h wishes. HIS preference
ave IL referred 70 select committee. He did not, !,
N1Wevsr despair OF sats yng the House that egs
this subject was necessary The bill did In.
Iese with the Article Of War forbidding any army
~ usysi sfncer from returning fugitives
" MALLORY, (Union) OF ky called bis colleagues at
o. tor % poplica,ion 10 newspaper which, emanaiing
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~N|S|SNf~~>~
Married..

ulMfrleds
BARsrow-KIors On Wednesday, December IT, a.
Christ church. Brooklyn, K. D., by Rev A. H. Partridge,
HogAHo K BARsT0Fs Of Brookyn,, y. ID. 70 MARIA n
KIols youngest daughter Of George Kots Of New Ysr
No Cards. y
Rev j. b. Merwin, Mr. ELISHA A. CRUA, Of New York, 70
Miss MATILDA j., daughter Of William Sperry, Esq, 6
Williamsburg No cards.
cmsHssTss1 s1g.gG9c. In nsneyry Conn @ On Nedns,
CaIcaKsrxR, of Wqrtsboro, N. r., TO JANE A. eldsst
dlughter Of the ate Avery e. Habcock. OF Brooklyn.
CIEyMAND-GANTz.-AtY Yonkers, on Thursday, recem-
ber 49, at ST. Johns church, by the Rev. A. b. Carter,
HENRY b. CLEVELAND 10 ANNA r. GAST2, all OF Yonkers
II HAxL7uS- uS-BmrRAM.-4On Wednesday, December1T BY
the Rev Roberto a. Dickson At the residence Of the brides
father, AUGUSTUS A. HAMILTON 70 CARRIE L. youngest
daughter OF Henry Bsrtram, Esq, all o. this city.
Canada papers please copy.
sOHIns-SwIysxN the marble Methodist Episcopal
church In Fourth street Thursday, December lS, by
the Rev. J. p Newman, Mr.. HxsRy c. QMHN OF Brook
lyn, LII, to Mss MnsvA B. SwIEssN, OF this city. Ne
carda.
TwINE-CAraS.--On Wednesday evening, December IL,
at the residence Of the brides father by the Rev Thcs
n Peters. FnkpMIcx WHILAM TwnE 70 Miss MIzAsrz
A. CAPrN, daughter Of George Capin, ESQ, ell q t1a
city. IL
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lhs blade was manufactured BY D. J. Mslard, Of
Cayyls. New York, ssa u Of ane work
gold sword knot and gold embroidered belt
together with : roh six sash The secretary
Of of the State Of New York took much interest in
the execution Of the work. and suggested Of
The cost or this beautiful memor al was $3.50 and the
sword, sash &c may be seen at Tiffany in Broadway,
where they will remain on exhibition for week two.
The following correspondence between the Secretary
LETTER OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE.
orflcE or Tgy sscRRrARY Sy STATE
f. ALBANY, Dec. l6 1852
SE-In accordance with the enclosed resolution of the As
Ss o az s and % n es Of q e the ssd % % q the
@ se ss @ to you M
the action with the Merrimac, in Hamptan Roads -
You achieved triumph there which not surpassed even
The timely arrival the Monitor the action
was % such nigh as to make the event one OF the
Tue Cumberland and The Congress two Of our MOBILES.
ieaes, sanmarily DESTROYED BY tho mailed
Ss TDs pu nasn ss utterly Jh p5o;Mas M
hour q trembling soic,ude and while the
wh Ii ana s that your Monte,
the deep and come to the .NW
AND taen ensasd struggle such had been wit
the feet the fortress and the adjacent shores thou
sands I'D upon the scene In painful anxiety.
From morning Till the Of battle continued and
the result lay trembling In the tsancc.
But the heroic daring and skill orden.
with The genius Of Ericsson. t1ninphed.
The Merrimac was beaten The battle won
Our fleet rescued cities saved from the attacks or
this terrible foe
Every loyal heart was electrified with 10Y .
Gratitude for your iusrous manifested In
legislative halls and in all classes of society throughout the
Accept this sword, emblazoned with the record of that
glorious day as an offering from native State
mosiye Of your virtues and as emblem Of the vctsry
which has given you enduring fame.
With sentiments Of greet regard your obeden servant.
LIEUT.. woRDEN's REPLY.
Hon. HoR,TIO BALLARD. Secretary OF State
NV DEAR SiRTo country in any hour Of peril
has been my highest ambition have looked fondly
power glory aoatng nasthead and ever with
DETERMINATION that 1t should be gulled il life
regarded having won tribute to my devotion and the
appreciation OF my own gallant and patriotic State should
feel that fame has nothing to offer.
my happiness only mas sensible Of the support
with me- and the hcrpism OF the noble spirits who less
nnste than myself perished in the effort flag
from traitors.
senis illustration the great principle by
which nation distinguished The genius skill
by which, Under the providence of God have been
enabled 70 act art Tor which, without such assistance
Thegratnds OF country honor for which
more deserving than have often gsed That
which cannot mention without feeling that nothing less
than the aid OF Heaven could have produced
gratifying.
am no, unconscious many OF nv brethren 10 tho
navy occupying position, would have attained the
overjoyed to have rendered the service but hope
may be paioned IN re ocng that given the opporu
our glorious unisn b. perpetual.
For NE snd manner in which you have presented This
Dec. is. 1882 JOHN t. woRDEN
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remainder Of BAn Expedition end formed under orders
q &igader General & 8. Andrews commanding. Cap
taia Armstrong, Of the Harris Light cavalry wbe
detailed here recruiting service for that ogment,
w. permitted BY the military ahlhoritios TO take com
msnd and organize tAS guard ~ - -
Inc powers OF the guard properly amply only 10 Banks
nane expedition but necessarily many deeerters and
suAglers fall Into their hands, who turned over 20
sne United States authorities Captain ArIastrong's
nesdquartes are q the recruiting tent Of the Harris
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Arrivals and Departures.

NV ORLsANs--Stesnship Cahawba--Hon Flanders,
Hon Hahn, CopgTessnsn eject from New Orleans: Miss
Flsnders Miss Tsvlor Mrs u Fuller Mrs Monroe
Bonfer and family Hon L Bonlgny, LieutL Chnon and
wife, Redclin T. Farrell III starr, Capt Poup. U
N: Lieut. Gassford VI Lori. Jonn Lee VIM LiIpin-
cotI, Robert Walsh, Capt Horace Eastman, u S A; WIN
fouDas Daniels Mrs Alby Miss Quinn, Mrs Cabot
TWO children. Mr. Mahon and two children. Mrs ONeil.
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Trib.,e q Lie.t.n... woras..

PRESENTATION or SPLENDID swORD--INTEREST-
ING 0FFIofAL CORRESPONDENCE, ETC.
The Now York state Assembly, In the month Of April
last passed srssolusion directing he secretary II State
TO caussa sword with suitable Inscription TO be pre-
ssneA y Lieutaaaat wcrden testimonial 70 his un.
nnshng gasnty In the celebrated contest between the
Monitor and herrimao. The sword has just
been manufactured by Mcssrs. Tiffany Co..
Of this city, in the most elaborate and
exquisite STYLE The scabbard is OF solid silver,
spicnddly glt and the etching Is really superb. The
grip Is Of oxydzed silver with bas relief Of Neptune
each side. Tho guard u ornsmented with engraving
Representing the contest between the Monitor aud
Merrimac. On the scabbard is this inscription
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Cosson, Hlgh PhnadspAla klishs Smh, Smith Mysse3
fssu cDSs Duf:s sA a. Ss :aS MI o ,,ss; ~
HSlrss Arno!d kad vls!!snk saunders. NYsrk
kOCkLAMD. Dectl--Sid scSr G Hertxs soPeas. htork
TAUNTON. Dec Is-Arr schr crpcksi PreSrsy. r.a-
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S HIPPIN G NEW S
Movsmsnts or Ocean sssa lmsHs.
Port Of New York. Decembsr 10. lssa.

ALMANAC NV Yonx-ruIs DAT.
Isrs.. 4 ~ NOON RisEs...... morn g
ETs s...............4 80 HIGH WAFER. eve So
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DEPARTURE or THE ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIFTH REGInENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS
The above regiment which is the Fourth Of Corco-
Irish Legion. yesterday transport Fort
ress Monroe. The following . list Of the ofacers:
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Presented by the Secretary Of State of the State
toi New fork-pursuant TO resolution OF the Honse
lof Assembly passed April IS i562-tc Lieut.. John
worIen, for his gAllantry and skin Comm
cf the Monitor In the engagements With the Merrimsc In
Hampton Roads. ri -
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oh on the field OF fame and glory
In his country's cause he died,
And q mothers heart 10 breaking
For her idol and her pride. -
IL.
Nobly fought his gallant regiment;
Hist0ry's page their deeds shall tell.
Nobly fought his gallant regiment
For the flag they loved so wen.
Proudly heaved his patriot bosom;
Calm, yet fearless, beamed his eye;
Bold and dauntless was bis SPIRIT
Sworn 10 conquer or 70 die.
w. 1vHaN4
Where his comrades gently laid him
let our starry banner wave;
Green for ever be the memory fs&
that Won uti,f,,l hare hra
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Weather Repor .

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF TIN AMERICAN TELE
eRAPH COMPANY, l45 BRoApwAY.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16
Election Proclaim alton.

SRERIFr's OFrIcE, Troy, October IA, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given. that a General
~ Election will be held in Doniphan County,
on Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in
November next. The following officers are
to be elected, tO-wit: A Governor, in the place
Of Charles Robinson; q Lieutenant Governor,
in the place of Joseph p Root; a Secretary of
State, in the place of Saunders R. Shepherd;
an Auditor of State, in place of David l.. La
Gun; Z State Treasurer. in place OF Hartwin r.
Dutton; an Attorney General, in the place of
samuel A. stinson; Superintendent Of Public
instruction, ia place Of S. H. Thorp; an Assoc
ste Justice of the Supreme Court, in the place
Of l.. ID. Bailey, all Of whose terms of Office ex-
pre- on the second Monday Of January next;
ana Representative in Congress, in the place
u Martin +. Conway. Also, two Senators for
me hrst Senatorial District, composed of the
county OF Doniphan. Also, Representative
"a each Of the representative Districts in Don
,pnan County. to-Mit: The LIST, ID, Sd, 4th, and
ON Districts; Iowa Township constituting the
Isl, holf River and Burr Oak the I'd, Wash
,nston the Sd, Centre and Marion the 4th,
masne the 9th; also. one Probate Judge for the
County, Superintendent of Public Instruction,
"ni District Clerk for the County of Doni-
pnah; also Judge Of the District Court, COM
pased OF the Counties OF Atchison, DOniphan,
grown, Nemaha, Marshall. and w ashington, to
oil vacancy. :. .---- -.
w. D. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
october l6, ls62-3w. 81.
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THE CORINTH BATTLE.
Summary of the Victory.
C1scrSNAr1, Oct. IL

CINCINNATI. Oct. IL.
A dispatch to the Com mercisl. from
Corinth, says Gen. Grant recalled Rose.
Grams from pnrsuit on 9th. He returned
on the 10th. and reports the enemy dis.
pirited, dsmorslized. anil incapable Of
further mischief. He had intended fol.
lowing. to prevent another concentration,
believing now is thsi time to destroy
them.
The enemy abandoned and spiked eleven
guns, sn,i three caissons were destroyed,
and most of their ammunition and Bag.
ssgs trains were captured. Our victory
is uncontestabIy one of the cleanest Of tie
war. The enthusiasm of the army for
Rosecrsns is boundless. Altogether we
have 2 900 prisoners. including nearly
100 differs. b. sides the wounded. About
1000 rebels were killed. Our loss wss
$50 killed and LOO missing. Accurate
reports are impossible until the army re-
turns to Corinth. Ohio had seven regi,
ments and two batteries in the battle.
Gen. Oglesby's wound is better, but
dangerous. Coils. Smith and Gilbert are
improving. s.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

70 Disabled Soldiers, Heamen and Ma.
rj,es. and Widows or other Heirs Of
those who have Died or been Killed
in the Service. 20
80 CHAS. C. TUCKER, /.
Attorney for Claimants, Bounty Land and
, q .1--s- Pension Agent, s'a.I .a5i
=, WASHINGTON CITY, d. C.
TENSIONS procured for Soldiers, Seamen
L and Marines of the prssen. war, Who are
disabled By reason of wounds received or dis
ease contracted While in service; and Pensions,
Bounty Money and arrears Of Pay obtained for
widows or or other heirs of those who have died
or been killed while in service. NJ.
Bounty Land procured for services in any Of
the other wars 'CHAS. C.. TUCKER, u,
uov:.7, 6l-.f. sizs1 Washington, d. C.
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FOLDING, STITCHING : s,sDlSe.

Hs. So
PROPOSAL No. 8:-7..gi .yasr 30 saal., -.
For the the Folding Of al bills, resolutions
n,mnblets or documents ordered 10 be printed,
toeetber with all the stitching Of the same. and
tbe paper covering Of al documents ordered Gov,
cred by the Legislature. which proposal snail
.pecify the rate per hundred sheets for foidrns'
rate Der hundred copies for stitching, and rate
DER hundred copies for paper covering all copies
ordered TO Be covered.
Proposal No. 5:-
For the folding, stitching. and binding Of the
lAvs iodrrsls, ana solunes OF psbhc docanents,
vhieh pruposl may specify the rate per hnnereo
sheets ior,fsldiAs, rate per hundred eoPses LOT
st;tchinc. and rate per hundred copies f9F PING
ing the iass journals and public docnmenss
The bindinx q the lxss thalIbe 10 csaf' tne
journals in half-bibd;Bs. he volumes OF puolc
Socuments ia paper biadias--au IN e,e sane
style and of the same material as OF me year
1861. e1ofn =; .sfsrs -. IN ,,,.
The contractor OF eontractors shall execute
Roosls in each separate cosssacs, ana IN the ps.'
e.r-.pce of. the uock otherwise CONFORM V tas
,.oairemenfs and Specifications above sol for'n
.cd c,,ntaiueti uore In detail In An Act 70 fr9
,;I. 'for he State Printing = pssssd Nay 1851
ard an Aue supplementary theretos passed 1904
q. r. SHEPHERD. Ssc'y. Of State
D. L. LAKIN. Auditor Of State. iss,a
topeka, Seps.I23, 1854 : h...1......l q
r 80 49, September 30, 1e6As.7
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F.sP. BAKER.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

CENTRALIA, NEMAHA CO., KANSAS,
MILL practice in the Courts of Nenaba
w and adjoining Counties. Particular It.
tention paid 70 collecting in all parts Of the
country. Lands entered, vacant lands shown.
taxes paid for noa- residents, etc. Large tracts
of land for sale. sfa,-7i tqf- 4.
BY 4esnissi0n, Refers m
- ion.sJad Dixon; Chief Justice Supreme
urt of Wisconsin. -t7r ~ ----.
EE. 8. Smith, ESQ., Coliecting Agent .Chica
20, III. ~ ~
A. Beattel / Coz. St. Joseph. Ne.
Hon. J. NJ Willards Troy. N. Y. 7a
| HONS. G. Ronesot. Atehissn. Kansas.
Hon J. L. Mcdowell, Isessessorth. Kansas
July II. 81 ~. t. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16
' s.,s SAMUEL ,LAPPIN.. ",
Land and General A ent

SENECA. kEMAHA; co KANSAS,
MILL prouptly attend 70 investing Money
w paying Taken. Locating aad selling Land
Warrants. buying and selling Lands, and max
isx Collections in Northern Kansas and South
srn Nebraska. Office On Main Street. % ~.
REFERENCES,
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PHIEIIfs & DoosE -y.'r
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,rLsisxs 4 B0vD, st. Joseph Me-. s92H u
o0nAs BAILsv, Bloonfeld, EdgayC III :
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1862-10-16
Notice of Appraisal.
Redmond Drum.

Nn oroer Of sale issued from the District Court
ING >! complain County. Kansas, Octdber Is, 1852.
W Tie said Redmond Drum defendant Greet
ing: You are hereby notified, that shall
ase an Inventory and appraisal Of the follow
Inscribed real estate, to- wit: The east half of
,S ae souths est quarter, and the Southwest quar-
, Mr ol The Southwest quarter Of section number
Pr Pr ~ Ia Township number three. a. OF
Ve humber twenty-one, t,2l,) ALSO, she
. . quarter Of the Southwest quarter 0
,t.. s'on number three, t3,l in Township number
ir;s' ~ OF Range NUMBER Twenty -one. ~ }
~ ~ and being in Doniphan County. Kansas.
No.. made al the premises, on the 9Th day Of
"a. N. and 4P. NJ. Of said day. At Which time
'n S; place you can attend if you see ct. . -
ls Sae''ns odice, Troy, October II, A. D.
". D. BEELER,
a., Sae nm. Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
'' ''o@-'W. Prs fee. $500.