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FROM CARO- AND BELOW.
The Attack on The Belle Memphis.
Full and Interesting Particulars.
Gallantry of Captain Sousley.
CAIRO. Feb. 25.

=,fs-. CAIRO. Feb. Is.
The steamer Belle Memphis arrived
last evening from Memphis. having lei
that place on the afternoon OF the I'D
On the way up. at Cottonwood bend
the Belle Memphis was hailed by par
ties pretending to have some cotton the!
desired to ship to St. Louis. 1t wa
about 10 o'clock at night.
Captain Sousley ordered the boat t.
make landing, when an attack was i'm
mediately made by ten or dozen guer'
rillas on the shore. They boarded the
boat, held pistols to the heads of the pilot
and engineers, ordered them ashore and
were obeved. when the Captain and few
passengers pitched in with revolvers and
muskets and drove them of, killing the
leader (Dsary) Of the gang. and wound
ing others.
One man was hit BY the rebels in the
thigh, and perhaps seriously wounded
The steamer was run from from the shore
amid shots from the guerrillas, and the
Captain, taking the wheel, and with the
aid OF some river men on board, arrived
hereSafely Had there not been panic
en- board the Belle Memphis, doubtless
the entire gang might have been cap
tured.
1t is said Captain Sousley killed the
guerrilla with his own hand, by whom he
had been induced to land. Had the reb-
els had cannon the steamer must have
been lost. with many valuable lives.
Gen. Van Dorm and his command are
reported to be at or near Columbia, Ten
nessee.
Gen. Asboth. ommandant at Colum.
bus, KY, has issued an order saying that
disloyal citizens on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad. who encourages guerrilas to
make raids on that road will be arrested
hereafter and lsld responsible for all out
RACES of that character.
Nothing later from Vicksburg, excep-
ting that the bombardment is still in
progress. When boats approach the
point they are promptly fired upon from the
rebel batteries. The mortar boats in ex-
posed positions, respond to them with
alscrity.
The belief is becoming strong tbs
boats will be able to reach Red River
from the Mississippi at Lake Providence.
and the consequence Of such a result
could not fail to he very important. as
the principal supplies of the unsubdued
districts there cone down Red River.
To pass into the Lake from tho Missis-
sippi, however. will yet cost hard labor.
. canal to be dug three miles in length
must wash considerably after being dug
in order to make it practicable for steam
boats.
It's stated now that the real destination
of the gunboat Indianols was . point on
Black River. this side of Grand Gull.
forty miles below Vicksburg. whers the
enemy's boats were lying. and where the
Jackson and Vicksburg Railroad crosses.
The destruction of this road won!d strike
. damaging blow to the Confederates.
Citizens at -Hunt's Landing have
promised to do oil in their power to dis.
countensnce firing upon steamers.
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In Probate.
STATE OF KANSAS)
COUNTY OF DoSIPHAN In the Probate Court


Estate of Anna Willis, deceased.
NOV, on this ID day. of February, 1868
~ Joel P. Blair, Administrator Of said estate,
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personal estate and all assets in his hands,
and praying that the following real estate be
sold to satisfy said debts remaining unpaid, to-
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four, (34) in township three. (3) south OF
range twenty one (2I) in said County. 1t is
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The fervency and prayer of said petition; and
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In testimony whereof hereunto se: my hand
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Probate Judge.
A PEssY, Atty for Petitioner.
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eA teiA VEST 81 c6SNsF liked y
J rHF IFp1AH0LA CAPTURES
REBEL STEAMER.

CAIRo, Feb. 81.
By ,elegrsphic dispatch from Aibsr
II. Bodman. special correspondent OF tn
2 Chicago Tribune, dated Memphis. Feb
90, l learn that the ram Queen OF tn
West was certainly captured, IS stated
by rebel papers. Mr.. Bodman was upoI
her when the disaster occurred, and es
caped with difficulty. losing everything
but life. What became Of the remainde
of the officers and men OF the Queen o
the West, the correspondent did not say
1t is reasonable to suppose that all wht
were reported as escaped reached Mem
phis in safety.
The steamer Continental arrived to-
day, only twenty hours from Memphis,
direct from Lake Providence, but the in
formation brought from the latter place
is not late. as she left Lake Providence
on Monday last. The pilot of the boat.
. river man of twenty years. experience.
says the Lake Providence canal .mnst.
from the very nature of the country.
when properly opened, prove . complete
success.
% The steamers Rose Hamilton and
Evansville. seized near Napoleon, Ark,
for trading for cotton and selling goods
under Gen. Morgsn's permits. arrived
this morning. The arrests were made by
Capt. Peltridge OF the gunboat Conesto-
ga. The boats will be held here, await
ing q decision of authorities.
Col. Birge, of Birge's Sharpshooters.
is here to-day. He has asked for snd
obtained an honorable discharge from the
service, because of confined i'll health.
His regiment is near Corinth. 1t has q
thousand men, and is in good condition.
The turret iron clad Indianola is under
stood to be above Port Hudson. and to
have destroyed steamer which was laying
under the guns at tina. place. Stirring
times may be expected here within two
weeks
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jORaosAOuo oo0 movements OIL the Rek.
| els In Virginia &C.
New YoRk. Feb. g..
The Fort Monroe correspondent Of Ii,
Times says the reports Of the country
people rendered to Gen. Visle at Norfolk
and Gen. Peck at Suffolk. concur in sta,
ting that Pryor has been reinforced b.
troops under Gems. Pettigrew and Glover
to the extent Of over IL. 900 men, giving
him force of 10000.
Rumors. also come from many quar-.
tiers that an attempt would be made on
Norfolk before the 4th Of March. Pryor
: week ago withdrew his pickets between
Suffolk and Blsckwater, and is making q
circultous march in southeasIerly direc.
ton.
He crossed Chowan river and turned
up yesterday in Princess Anne County,
twenty miles southwest Of our lines.
The Tribune's dispatch states that the
gonbosts Freeborn aud Dragon made .
reconnissnce on the 2lst up the Kappa
hammock distance of twenty-six miles.
just below Fort Lowry they were flied
on BY rebel battery. An engagement
of an hour ensued, in which the batteries
were silenced.
The Freeborn received unimportant
injuries, and haG tso or three men woun.
ded. The entire Reconnaissance was I.
perfect success and yielded q great deal OF
valuable information.
The Times dispatch says Gen. Hook
or has arrested thirty deserters and tried
them by court martial. which sentenced
them to be shot. It is believed be will
inexorably enforce the sentence.
A plan has been submitted to the Mil
itary Committee Of both Houses for con-
solidating regiments in the field. and for
filling them up to the maximum and keep
ing them full from the troops to BE- rails
cd under the new conscript law.
1t gives the President power to muster
ont oil service officers. whom the consa-
idstion may leave without commands,
always discriminating 10 favor of the OIL
dest IN the field, and most noted for SER
vice and ability.
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Trouble with the Iudians-The Noble
Savases Roughly Handled.
New York, Feb. rs.
The Tines's Great Salt Lake City cor
respondent states that Conner had fight
with some three hundred Indians, fifteen
or twenty miles north of the extreme
northern settlement IN Chaca Valley
The fight lasted three or four hours. Our
troops were victorious
1t is difficult to obtain the exact num-
Der of slain. One man who claimed to
have visited the battlefield after the strife.
said he counted 225 dead Indians, of
whom 10 were squaws. OF the Indian
about dozen are supposed to
have escaped.
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FROM KENTUCKY,
The Excitement Subsidfny-2 eco
Prisoners Taken In the Weilnes.
days Fisht-A Secret Expedition.
CINcINNAIi. Feb q

CINCINNATI, Feb. p.
A special to the Times from Lexing.
ton, says the excitement sabsided this
morning. The Richmond scare was al.
most without foundation. The fight Of
Wednesday was more successful than re-
ported. Some 200 prisoners were taken,
and the captured wagons recovered. Gen.
Carter lett yesterday with a considerable
force for some point unknown. The rebel
force beyond Mt. Sterling is said to be
scattered in their retreat.
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