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REPORTED VICTORY IN TxNrpssIr

Intelligence was received In Lyrchbure, Mon.
day, tsays the RspsSticas Of that city, that our
forces under General Johnston ware attaches hv
the enemy, near Murfressboro', early on SATURDAY.
morning, when terrific battle ensued. The ep..
my far outnumSered our troops. who ersdrsy feI,
back before them . distance Of about ten miles.
censss:ins the ground inch by zach a, they retired
win oiocdy Effects upon the Ahoiitlonists.
Our troops received relnforcexaents sa,urdav
night when they rallied and On Sunday not only
recovered the ground they had lost, bu. In their
'ufn forced the enemy back distance of four
miles from the point ct which the Hgh. commenced
IL IL stated that the victory, while perhaps not
decisive. is glorious one, and a. one Of the fruits
OF H. was confidently anticipated tha. Nashville
would be captured.
Passengers from the West vest srdny evening. re.
port the eneny'a loss a. I've thousand. Our own
H stated by fhsm to be heavy.
This intelligence. while not official, Is believed
to be reliable That a battle has been fought. we
have certain Information, and IL IL hoped The e.
ported result above Is correct.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Operations on the Mississippi River.


PORT HUDSON. Dee. H.-On The sftesusea Of
shs 12th Inst, the Ysakes gunboaa Essex and q
woodso boas, name unknown, anchored sut Of
fanes Of the lower battery. Capt. McLanss com
pany Of cavalry srossed the river in the night md
hired negro to hail the Essex. The hail was
promptly answersd. and . small boat was tent
ashore. when the cavalry 6red. killing and wound.
ing two Of the Abolitionists.
Last night Capt Boone, with his company Of
light artillery, crossed the river. took positon
opposite the wooden boat, and at dawn opened 4
brisk Dire On her, which was answered By hse and
the Essex. The engagement listed two houra
when the wooden boat retired behind the Eassx for
profession. ard both proeeeds down the river
The enemy fred In all one hundred and ten shots
Capt Bone Arsd twenty-five, twenty Of which
took enscsi some passing through the suemys bost.
The snsmyI los d not known. We had ono pra'
vate slishtly wounded in the hand. The snsmy
VS. badly worried and driven off, Capt. Boones
company acted with great gallantry. The susmys
piekets extend - far up - Doualdsonvills
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funeral Of the late Gen. Marcy Grsxx.-Ths
fenairs Of this distinguished son of South Caro-.
ina who fell In the bloody conflict near Fredericks.
burg on Saturday last, arrived In Richmond at q
late hour on Monday night, and were placed In the
office Of the Provost Marshal, guard of honor
being stationed there to guard and protect them -
Yesterday morning they were placed In the hands
of the undertaken, to be prepared for conveyance
to Cciumbie s. c., the late home of the lauaepted
officer. 1t was afterwards reconveyed to the office
Of the Provost Marshal aud laid In state till the
hour OF O'Clock, when it was taken to the Peters
burg depot under the escort Of the City Battalion
and Public Guard with full, band The procession.
after starting from the MaTshal's ofise, moved
slowly down 9th street to Main, thence up to 7th
street. and thence to the depot the band meanwhile
performing a solemn dirge The funera. cortege
presented an imposing but mournful spectacle.
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From GEN, PLoYp'S coxHANp.

w =" reported. aud generally credited, that the
"'a state Line. under command Of deusrai
Nv hss obtaiGed signal suesess over the ens-
~. place called Piketon. on the Kentucky
s,.1, oas account states that the ensmy's fc.eeE
,n.'ss ,as tome Eve thousand, were completely
Go. and that nine Aatboats. with valnsbis
ss.s we're captured and Col DlIly and 6fty mess
sIovs isd and sixty prianoerS taken. 0ensral
oesss ~ Slso said 70 hsye dispsrssd the Rssss's
Asl In aoas dusrds, . band Of Kontpshy Unioalsts
sek se ". n.ae themselves tsrros al0Dg To XAs-
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MORE or BurLER.-0ns would suppose Buslsr
to be sstisfsd with the hanging OF Aumford loe
''dssserssins" the stsgs and Stripes We learn.
howsvss that his Detectives are at work to discev-
81 svsry man who was connected with the sfkair,
and that hs pTOmisss 70 hxng than, u they fall
into his hands. A genttensa who was party 20
ssea.s esa Is i lrss1ens1 1oon.- iiejtk 7SsS.s4
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MOBILE, December ia special dispatch to
the Adv~ttser and RsStss~, dated Okelona, 18th
inst. says: I'VE learn from ofacial sources that
the Fsderals attacked and routed Rudd's cavalry,
DAY before yesterday, at Tuseumbis. No particu.
iars received Thirty Yankee cavalry advanced
within two miles Of Baldwin to-day. Scouts re.
port Large force in the vicinity and the cavalry
eamped six miles south Of Runfee ) lest night are
advancing In this direc:io today"
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4 BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY uGPHoVDD


"A SUBURBAN FARM, IN the VILLAGE a DoW.
ling Green. threefourths Of mile ssst Of IiehnnaA
together with the personal sfIeets theesoa, eoa-
sisting of Farming implements, eight Ans OoWa Q
quantity Of Sheaf Oats, Fodder, Com, and 6hueks,
and aportion Of the Household Furniture, Soe sale
n. Bolts, who is about to remove TO his fAzQ ~
Gently purchased in Culpeper We shall sell at pabllo
auction, on the premises, In the VILLAGE Of DoWin9
Green, near the 4sch2nlcsville turnpike, On THUR
DAY, the 18th DeoembsE, 16o2 ct II O'Clock. his
beautiful and highly improved FARM called '1un-
be. been recently greatly improved hy many nav
buildings and the repairing Of the Old ousa anA y
now wen enclosed and In hiAh state a 0altivar
tion. The Dwelling il . brick structure, eontain-
Ing seven rooms, and IN good repair. In aAditino,
there are Kitchens, . brick Stable, and Q large
architectural style and equal 70 any 70 b founA oa
similar farms. The Farm win b % divided q -
seii 10 the dwelling about twenty aares, and The
remaining land will be laid Oh into lo frum tksos %
ak acres each, according TO plat and usvey b be
seen ct our ofl1ce. These lots aro adnkably.Well
On the farm there is . Ane young orchard, md Q
garden we'll enclosed and tasssfully arranged; ~
sides two wells or pumps Of one water. Ahee tho
sale Of the land, viii be sold all the 1armins In.
plenents. eight excellent MlleA 0pWs ~ sropo a
6heaf Oats, Fodder, Corn, Shusks, end Doei3on ol
given BY lss Jsnuary nsxt
TERAs.-For the personal Effects Co; foe ~
land, onthird cash; balance at one and Two yooRD.
for bonds bearing interest, payable hah ysaflyJ
Occurred BY trust deed; o. al cash, at ii opsi0
de doDDIn 4 ApPlRson, A.ssa
P:s.-sone very valuable Furniture 3 snSr.ssA
IN the above sale. consisting In part Of Deds -
Clothing, and very superior Piana
de II 0ODDiH 4 APH1ReOH, Ausea.
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Latest from The Kinsson Fishs

Latest from the Kinston Fisht
GoLDsBoRoi, Dec. 15.-kll quiet below. 1hs
night Of yesterday was terrible, and the Abolition.
lets seem satisAed 70 enjoy holiday. Their dep.
relations On the citizens has been the sams q In
other sestiona
SECOND DISPATCH
0oLDsBoRo,, Dec. l5-Ths report OF artillery
has been heard in tho direction Of the lines since
the last dispatch.
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BY George Walker, Auct'I

DUBLIC SALE OF FURNITUR3, FARMING
I UTRNgILS kc.-Wil be sold at public sale
Of John 4. Selden Jr., Ohzsles City county At his
place called Lower Bucklsnl" one and half miles
from Charles City Court-House, Immediately on
James river) all his crop Of Corn end Provsnder Of
every kind, Farming Utsnsils, q laxge number Of
Cedar and Locust Posts. and all tho movable pro-
perty on the place.
TERMs-Wil be made known on the day of SALE
q Sale win be conducted by 0EO. WALKER.
The FARM, containing 500 acres, With good.
comfortable improvements thsre on, viii be sold at
private sale. For particulars inquire Of
Z MILLER, Qate 6eldsn 4 xillsr,l
dc @tdsA 65 Cary street, Richmond, Va,
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RALEIaH, December 16.-The bill to raise ten
thousand troops for State defence passed the second
reading IN the House to day. The troops are to be
taken from those liable TO coascription. The vote
was Close preamble, disclaiming any intention
to come In conflict with tho Confederate Govern.
ment In this matter. wss voted down.
No Sighting up to one o'clock to-day. The tsls-
graph 10 under military surveillance.
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Ths W0nn ded-Ths dnsntion Paid Them AT
the Fredericksburg depot yesterday morning q
sorry spectacle was presented. Several fat cars,
laden with wounded soldiers, were there, waiting
for smbulAnces to carry them off. About four citl.
zens were there, distributing food to the Door
fellows, who had been wet through by the terrible
rain of the night before, and. lying about In their
rags, hardly looked like human beings. Many of
than had eaten nothing since early the day BEFORE
and were half famished This state of sffsirs is
shsneful and ths Government should, in common
humanity; take some steps 30 have better manage.
InRnt.
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AUCTION SALES-Future Days.


A DMuRABLE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
IA The PARISH HOUSE," In Charlottesville,
for sale ct public auction, with all the HOTEL
FURNITURE, of every description, on MONDAY,
the 22d of December, 1862.
TERMs.-The real estate will be sold for o.,J0o
In hand, (or all cash, If preferred) and ths balAace
on credit of l, 2, g. 4, and years, with int.ees
from the day Of sale. payable annually bLsds
with sood personal security, 70 % given, secured
prefer. For the personal property the terms will
be cash a. to all sums Of $50 and UNDER for lager
sums q crsdi. Of months, with interest from day
Of sale. secured by negotiable notes well endorsed
GRO L. PxYTOE.
Sale by BENsON d BRO. Auctrs. de G-l3tA
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Yankee Gunboats near Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 15.-The enemy's guaboats
have again been shelling James Island at intervals
to-day, without effect
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The RailreaA Convention.
AUGUsFA, Dec. l5-The Convention of railroad
officials met here this morning. Business commit.
tses were appointed, ahd the Convention then ID.
iourned until to morrow.
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Burglary On Monday night the store of John
Wilisns. jswsler, Maic street, resr the Old Mar.
ket, was entered snd robbed of a pumbsr Of gold
and silver watches with other jewelry, to the
vsius Of " COD Among the watches taken were
a number belonging to customers, ana left with
Mr. Williams for repair Entrance into the store
was made through the rear.
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VALUABLE REAL xSTATx FOR HALN-I
" offer for sale, privately. 81! the RRAL Is
TO the estate Of A. @. Finley, decd, comprising hS
late Residence. the House and Lot, near Roystsrs
square, now occupied by Mr.. Chandler, and several
unimproved Lots The residence Ia large and com.
modious, containing eight rooms conveniently ar
ranged, with all necessary out tbuildings-servants'
houses, good stables, carrlagshouse, office, with
two comfortable rooms; also, An excellent ices
house, and . we'll Of good water. The building u
well located, the grounds (some fonr or i've acres)
In good condition, and Ill enclosed
Those Wishing to purchase viii do we'll to exam-
Inc ths property, - II s In every respect ono Of
the most desirable residences In the place.
II not sold before the 29d day Of December, the
whole Of the above win be on that day, at twelve
O'clock in the town Of Carksville sod to the high.
est bidder. at public auction.
Terms liberal, and win bs made known on appl-
cation, either in person or BY letter. 10 the under.
ds a-dtsadDs. aw FINLEY.
VAN 8LR COAL AND FARMING LAND,
y IN UABkRLAND COUNTY, 1OR 6ALk
1869. on t-s premises, the TRACT OF LAND b.
longing - 3. o. Robertson and B. L. AnderSN
containing 636 acres, immediately on the Farm
vile ard Buckingham Plankroad, and In three
high STAT Il improvement, and Il well adapted 70
the groWSn Of wheat, corn, oss, and tobacco, with
about IS .sres Of rich bottom land, $50 acres Of
original growth. and The balance in open land with
comfortable buiIdings in good repair. It has three
seams Of GOAL through Is. Of superior quality, one
of which Is being worked, and Il yields abundans-
ly. II d accessible 70 FarmviiIe, and By sailros
70 Lynehburg, Petersburg, OF Danvills. whsrs
has been used for some time, and u eous3dssed
the best quality.
We think It useless 70 give q further deseeiptIo.
as GzT one wishing TO purchase win visW the pr,
mises. Ar. b. L. Anderson, who resides On the
plaos, will take pleasure In showing it
TERAA-One-third cash the balance In dx and
twelve months. the title TO be retained until the
purchase money ID paid. e. O. ROBERTSON,
de 5-tdoA ,. L AUDERSON
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TYW COMNIBsION HOUSE.

STEVENSON 4 JOHNSON, Commission Mef
chants, office on Cary, between 18th and Virginia
ssrsets, Richmond, Va, pay particular attention 70
the sale Of MANUFACTURED and LEAP fODAC.
co, WHEAT, FLOUR, COTTON, CORN, &c.
B. Il 8TEvENo0H,
OF Richmond.
b. j. JOHNSON,
Late Dibrall & johnson, and Johnson Tfushsart 4
Vaughan. no l6-lms
TNLI0ANf LA1IEG OLOAXA 0HAWL1, !,
NJ DR166 GOODS, AID FANCY euK0-
VA opan THIS DAY good assoetmsut Of the
sbovo 0oods purehaesd At tas Fsceut sole Of block
ads Goods at Charleston, 3. O. Also, Hueabaak
Towels Llnns, 10. kLYR1D TOLL1o0u.
$50 Nah streeG
Also. q balss shirtinu aaA 0mabarsA
d 1-&A 4 IS.
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that ne Iats Bhhop Morris resided b.
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Joseph Saundsrs, we win ELI e pcSiIe sSeHi1a'
on ne premieoa On GA1IIpn1Y tks o0SS nsSs.
ber, Ie63, at 1 O'Clock p II. D. L1Sr ioscssS ~
above, foatins 90 leet Yrnnirs boek Is ~ ~.
ins thereon neat framed DwellIn9
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Notice of Appraisement.

Notice of Appraisement.
State Of Kansas
County OF Marshall
THIS. II. Hartwell, Trustee for Lucy Hartwell,
--.e VS.
William P Carr. Jeremiah Preston, VIM. P. Philips
Trustee for David Dodge. st..s - q
To William P Carr jeremiah Preston: Vim. p. Phil
lips Trustee for David Dodge youw please tale notice that
by virtue Of order of sale issued out of the Second
District Court, sitting in and for Marshall County Kan
l will Friday the ID day of January A. D. 1858
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and o'clock
NJ of said day proceed to apprase the premises the
following described Zeal estate to-wt:
The south west quarter Of Section number twenyoul
(24) in township number ~ of range number nine
90 east; lying and being situated in Marshall county
you think proper. -tF
Given under my hand this 18th dsy Of December, A.
D. 1862.
G. D. SWEARINGEN Sheriff
I'D. Brumbaugh, Plaintiffs Atty.
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To the Merchants Of Kansas.

Church & Sponable, No. SO Levee,
Leavenworth, offer their immense stock of
Dry Goods, Boots. Shoes and Clothing at
the lowest marke, prices. Their goods are
ne0 and desirable, and they feel confident
that they can give satisfaction to their
customers in every particular. Having
been In the retail trade in Kansas for a
number Of years, they have a thorough
knowledge Of the wants of the country,
and have carefully selected their stock to
meet these wants.
Merchants will do we'll to call on them
before purchasing elsewhere.
CHURCH & SPONABLE,
80 Levee, Leavenxorth.
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SHERIFFS SALE

State Of Kansas County sfMsrsha md Judicial
Orwell C. Horr, - .--
va E.-r - --sE
d. d. White Co
BY xtpe ef m ersutim isted oft q the second Dis
trict court sitting in and for Marshall County AAnsa
and to ne directed will the 18th DAY on January
ysyjl, Marsha Go Kanms bet ween the hours Of 10 o.
clock n and O'Clock p n, of said day onef as pup
lie sale to the highest tidder for cash all the rgnt e
and interest Of the Defendant, White 20, o. 10
and to the following described real estate to-wit
Lot in block l. lot in block lot in block lot
in block lot in block II, lets and in block ~
lot in block q, lot in block 81 lot IN block ~
lot In block g. lot IL in block 81 lot in block 3d.
lot In block 81 lot in bloc 56, lot in bloc g. lot
II in bloc lOl lot in Bloc 105 lot in bloc 1oS lot
and in bloc no. lot in bloc ILL., all lying and being
situated in Palmetto Msrsal County State Of Kansas,
levied upon as the property of White Co to SAITH
fy the above execution and cost.
Given under my hand this Eth day Of Dec, D 1se2
GEO. D. SwEARINGEN, Sheriff.
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FRANK ISARD,
Cabinet Maker f. House Builder.

He is prepared to take contracts for buildings
Of all kinds, and insures that his work will be
done in q subtantiai and workmnlike manner
Collins made to order upon short notice. Fur
niture and every kind Of Cabinet work attend.
ed 70 promptly sndstrrices satisfactory to ali
He holds himself in readiness. A. all time. ON
Broadway, one door cas-, of the Union Office.
Msrysvills, Kansas. ama1
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w AN'rED.

At this Office a gool faithful boy from IA to IL
years Of age as an apprentice to the printing
business. An apt and industrious boy will re-
seive good inducements.
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He prepared to serve his old customers and others ~hs
may avor him with call his usual place Of business
Broadway, East Marysville, Kansas. lnl'n
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Law OFFICE AND MILITARY
COLLECTING AGENCY.
J. D. BrumhauSh.

WILL give particular attention to claim
snd demands against the Government in al
its departments and particularly those grow
; ine ont Of the present war-will obtain back
pay sfrears and bounty money for those enti-
fisd under The iats ssts q Coneress-wiIl also
obtain pensiess for widows or heirs Of deeess-
ed soldierA
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OVERCOAT STOLEN.

UVERCUdT STOLEN.
Stolen from the American Ho use in this city,
on Monday night of Dec. oath 1862, heavy
English Pilot-cloth Overcoat somewhat worm
ANY one returning said overcoat to the under
signed at Marysville Kansas, will be rewarded
for the same ALFRED C. LEVIN.
Marvsyille. Dec q, 1862.
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NOTICE, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that from and after
tns da1e, all persons running accounts at my
store ana allowing the same to remain unset
ded ior sixty days from the time Of contract,
wm % charged 10 per cent upon the same. Al
% al persons having unsettled accounts stand
ing on my books are requested to cali and settle
the same on sr before the frst day of January.
A. D. 1858, 70 svoid the addition of twenty per
cent ana costs JOSEPH SAMUELS.
Aarysvills, Ks Dec. 8, 1862 Az
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]. W. Means,


Attachment
Henry D. Williams.
NOTICE is hereby given to Henry D. Will
liams. nonresident Of Marshall county, State
of Kansas, that ]. W. Means, plaintiff in the
q bove entitled cause, sued ont on the 1lth day
ofDecember 1867, writ Of attacnment before
William P. Hess, Justice the Peace IN and
for Msrysville, Township, Marshall County State
ofKansas, and his property is attached and IN
less he shall appear before the aforesaid Justice,
at his Office iu the town of Msrysville in said
county End State, on the 9th day Of February
A. d. 1869 a. the hour of nine o'clock in the
forenoon of said day. judgement viii be render.
ed against him and his property sold to satisfy
the claim of the plaintiff, the same being twelve
dollars, SO. JOHN ". MEANS, by
". B. THOMPSON his Atty.
Dec, Is 1862. ~ 3w