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.ENsIoNs AND BOUNTY ....Widows

DENSI0NS AND BOUNTY widows
a OF officers and soldiers who have Died; or
who have been killed in service, their minor chit
dren or dependent parents, brothers or sisters'
are entitled 70 full pensions; and qIIeers o. pay,
lied 20 pension to the ex;ent OF disaolliy'
All WHO have served TWO years. or who have
been sooner discharged by reason OF WOUNDS,
are entitled 10 Sl00 bounty.
The undersigned, laie Lieut.. Colonel 7,h OHIO
Vols, has opened an Office in Warren, I'umhull
County, Ohio, TO prosecute the Pension; and
Bounty business, and viii also prosecute all bush
moss againsi yhc Government IN any OF its Do
porlments. His long expericnce In the eusines,
len years--snd long service in tho War, aud
his thorough acqualntanes with the manner OF
doing the business and how and where 70 obtain
evidence in all cases, give him advantages over
all other persons engaged in the business,
He charges ONLY the legal the, 81. co. in Fen
sion. cases. with a charge Of Sl,50 fot each am
davit where additional evidence isreqpiIen u.-
R-Soldiers, write TO him, or call on nun y w nis
Office II you write, give iaii his9s ~ na. ,ns
caee, and enclose stamp, and you WIZ ss'
| Satisfactory answer by fekprn mail
695ms Warren, Trumbull County, onio.
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Pension and War Claim Agency

4 N.HATHAWAY,of Of he firm Of ThrasheT,
l.. DuTlee g. Hathaway, is authorized hEd
licensed by The Government, to procure Bounty
money, back pay and Pensions for soldierror tot
their widows and heirs, and Invalid Pensions tor
disabled soldiers and other clniins against ths
Government OF the Uuiied Suites, and OF ths
State of Ohio Business attended 10 promptly
and honestly. Charges for proeafing PENSION,
Bounty or back pay. $500 ns provided ey law az, ,
tanned. lesil tA tf1 q 2 .A.i
Dr,L.A. Hamilton has been uppoiatsd EH-
anining Surgeon for GeaugR COuDly,by whom
all applicants for Invalid Pensions must be e&'
amllede, 8, 4agd AgnlJ4 aA,
stamp, 10 ~. &, !, N. HATHAWAY,
695u I'd Chardon, Ohio,
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FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Important Expedition Up Yazoo..
Col. EIlet and three Newspaper CORES.
pondents Escaped from the Queen of
the West. 5r..

~.'A - Ca III 90
By arrival Of the steamer Mary E. For
syth from below. l have copy of the
Memphis Bulletin of the 26,h. from which
the following extracts are taken:
On Friday afternoon the last important
expedition started at Yszoo Pass. Beats
have been up accommodating for weeks,
and found the pass perfectly navigabe
A large feet OF transports. accompanied
by gunboats. moved up on the day sta
ted, aud doubtless ere this have reached
their destination. 1t will not be contra
band at this late day to state the supposed
destination to be Hsines's Blnff-Admi-
raj Porter attacking in front and the po-
s;tion to be fsnked by the land forces.
Three newspapers correspondents-Mc-
Cullough. Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
Bodman, of the Chicago Tribune. and
Anderson, of the New York Herald. who
were on the Queen Of the West, escs ped
with Col. Ellet.
Prospects below are frightening up
considerable.
A f1asbost was discovered at Cane Is.
land chute between Helena and Memphis.
on the morning Of the 25th. loaded with
stores. boots and dry goods for the enemy.
The guuboat Cricket was sent after her.
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HARpEa's PICTORIAL HISTORY
OFgTHE8 EfsE
GREAT REBELLION
~ iNTHE si 4
United States.

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1oWN THE MISSISSIPPI

C.lhOff rom 81 Memphis, brings Monday
sTsnlns 1nfSisuola was captured in Just
sa laS the manner tssgrsphsd last T Hs'
~ point thirty five miles 0'''" .
borg aha, rams evadsd her guns, which
ihs ie" r;,ra,ed as to fire at broadsIde,
sIe 20. ,, ;. her until she was in sinking
and , Gi when Captain Brown appear
eona'',Sv ~ and surrendered her.
ed on us. ordered to run her ashore which
de- All the crew were captured, sx-
ne ne. tI one man. who escaped;
csPt QUE the capture of the Indisnola. the
Sinos msr Frolic. in charge Of Major
IeOsl asked permission to approach
'ick'D. ,,,ss that the Indianola is sunk.
DE fo.,ed this a misstatement IN or
s %, !, 70 deceive us. and that IN reality
de' ill II be raised at once and used against
Us, oaeen of the west has been re-
IN, md brought up the river and is
P'lIsSn rinc quietly under the rebel battery
now l.'u S,,ou Two dredging machines
s at waved lived at Young's Point. and will
ha a a be put to work on the canal.
lm H14 r;rrT was raising fast and the wa
Inc r. .,-f.r;np much with the camps.
ter sI s Wa head Of Island s5 the leves is
t a. an and the water is pouring in at a
iF' nno,b,r flatboat had run the batteries
,T;ck,bnrs, and arrived safely at this
-, Of the canal. The rebels saw her
"a ~ fred several shots. three of which
'"s u fire occurred last Wednesday at
1.to Providence, destroying nearly the
L Ian. town and a considerable amount
Gen Grants commissary stores.
4 canal barge with propellers had got
through into Lake Providence. 1t was
L.SIeI overland OF slides.
Twa, confidently asserted that the crew
If tho Iupiunola had sunk her before she
I'll into the hands Of the rebels.
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FROM vICKsBURG.

NEAR VlcKsBURG, Feb. q. via CAIRO,
March I've have had heavy rain for
the past twenty-four hours. and the roads
are impossible. The river is rising. and
iea's are entertained that the army will
lave TO embark.
The Qneen OF the West came mp to
WaFFenton day before yesterday with
rebel dags flying. She anchored under
tue batteries, and rem aimed till yesterday
when she started South. Fears were en-
ter'ainei last night that the rebel ram.
nest would now attack our transports,
and steam was kept up on every vessel.
A loud explosion occurred in Vicks-
oaFg or vicinity last night. but We have
no idea what it meant.
The work of pumping ont the canal
'SF Inc purpose of widening it, progresses
slowly On account of the late heavy
Ds' fatigue parties cannot work.
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Silerin's Sale.
E. A. Pou!et { Co. pl'tffs.
We. ! On Order OF SHE.


E. A. Pou!et { Co. pl'tffs.
Vs. On Order OF SHE.
Milford Poteet defendant.
DY virtue Of an Order of Sale to me directed
ID from the Clerk of the District. Court sit
ting in and fo- Donirhsn County. Kansas.
will offer for sale to the highest and best bidder
at public auction. in front of the Court House
door, in the city of Troy. Doniphan County,
Kansas, on Saturday the Nth day of March.
1863, between the hours of s A. NJ. and P. NJ.
of said day, the following described real estite
to wit: The south east Z of the north east u
of section number twenty -one (2l), township
number two (2), of range number twenty (29)
containing forty (4oj acres, and strip half a
mile long and twenty rods wide, adjoining the
forty acres above described on the north side,
running east and west on the south part of the
north eighty in the abore described quarter
section, with the apputenances thereunto be-
longing.
Taken and offered for sale to satisfy the
judgment and costs in the above entitled cause
Sheriff Office Troy, February llth, 1863.
W. D. BEELER,
Sheriff Doui phan County, Kansas
Feb, u, le63-5w Prs Fee 50.
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Destructionofth the Nashville Confirmed
The Richmond Examiners Account.

New York. March 6.
The Herald has the following from the
Richmond Examiner of March ID:
SAvANNAH. Feb. % = The steamer
Nashville in coming up the Ogechee rlv-
err, last nighr. grounded on sand bar
tefore Fort McAl!ister, and being dis
covered by the Yankee feet. their IRON
riads opened fire across the marsh at the
Nashville, at three minutes past seven
o'clock, and continued it until ten O'Clock,
when an incendiary shell struck the Nash
vile and set her on fire. .aa
She is now total wreck. The fort
fire,i upon the iron-clad, and hir her twise
The other gunbosts fred at the fort, but
did no damage.
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CAIRO, March 8.

OGlRO, -tHiSh u
Tba steamer Memphis has just arrived.
bringing Memphis papers OF 'he 4'h'
The news is no, of particular importance;
A gre.t number of sick and disabled
soIdieps are coming up from the army
and Lake Providence.
The Sunshine an! kentcn had arrived
at Memphis from Young's Point. on the
2, Reports were circulsted that the In
H,,ola hal been distinctly seen by means
Of field glass, lying alongside OF the
Olsea Of the West under the guns at
Warrsu.on. Oilers believe the report
d the man who escaped when she was
c,,urei. that she was sunk but ma
;r,v seem to think at Gen. Grants
h,iovarters that she was not materially
injured
The B:lIetin has aivices from Nicks-
Iars to Saturday morning. There are
,ome inaccuracies in the first Statement,
Of the capture. She was placed IN q
bad position ana badly managed by the
plot, The Q leen OF the West. the Webb
and the Music bulted against her repeat
stlv.
The Webb had heavy guns and USED
them with great effect still the lndianola
sustaining little damage from this cause.
The rams bu,tei against her, but did not
hurt her until the Loa.s alonsiie were
smashed.
Instead Of giving them shower OF no!
water the crew and officers ran aboard
the Confederate rams, and 1t yas then the
informant made his escape. His impress
sion was when he left that the lndianola
was not disabled. The story about her
is yet to be cleared up.
The Wyoming one of tine boats form
the expedition through Iazoo Pass re-
turned to Helena with dispatches. The
expedition is going along satissacto-
rily, except the Emma, which being OF
heavy draft, grounded in the Pass. >
The river is reported rapidly falling
below from Ticksburg. The levee and
country is mostly overhowed.
Gen. Grant has ordered all resigned
officers and discharged soldiers to leave
the department, as an examination shows
that cotton disease is prevalent in msny
Of them.
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New York, March 2.

IT. New YORK, March 2.
.ns steamer Keider. arrived at this
E p brings Liverpool papers of the 10Th
iso'' and London kilograms of the same
uis. The Poles had captured several
i faces A battle was expected rear Mi
eu1is: but the Russians withdrew. 'vsa-
h., II is reported the siege Of Nankin has
oeen abandoned.
LONDON. February l6.-The Times
n nsues the blockade off Charleston was
m MI. RAISED There was not even an inter-
s,, nns rost tskes the same view Of it, and
e.. Tue suspension of the blockade for
im,a hours did not terminate it, nor did it
nss. Osa upon the blockading power the
S,.,.y OF giving fresh notice to neutral
OF an intent to blockade.
40 late commercial news. liz e
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NEWS VIA CINCINNATI.
of CO.. Johnson, of Tennessee
Indiana and Kentucky Legislatures.
CINCINNATI. Feb. %.

CINCINNATI. Feb. %.
Gov. Andrew johnson arrived here last
night.
z A special to the Commercial from In
dianapolis. says the withdrawal of Union
members from the House on "Wednesday,
has perhaps put an end to further leg's-
lation this session. But two of the mi.
nority were in the hall this afternoos-all
have now gone home.
The cause was an attempt to pass an
unconstitutional measure 10 strip the
Governor of all military power. The
Kentucky House of Representatives yes
terday voted on the report OF the Com
mittee on Federal Relations. .Ihey re-
iected the report by decided vote but
accepted the resolutions. Ga e q
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FROM PORT ROYAL.
Condition Of Affairs in the Department
of the South. e. "a.

g .laa PoRr ROYAL. Feb. 25,
We have been waiting since the Isl
inst. for the iron-cladss to arrive. Two
more only are due. -. so.
Adiutsnt General Townsend has ar
rived. it is said. with power to adjust the
differences between Foster and hunfer.
The arrest of General Stevenson and
Ou.r,ermaster Slought grew ont OF .
misunderstanding Of facts. Both will be
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The snnoun cement Of Townse nd that
the North Carolina forces VIII not % u
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FROM ROSECRANS'S ARMY.
Fight at Bradyvilie, Tenn.-The Rebels
Badly Whipped-Larse Haul of Spoiis.
MURFREEsBoRo, March 2.

g. MURFREEsBoRo, March 2.
An expedition OF 1000 cavalry. COM
prising detachmenss Of the 4th regulars,
3 and 4,h Ohio, and LIST Tennessee, and
LOGO infantry. comprising detachments
of the 18th and 2lst Ohio, 10Th Illinois,
and Cd Tennessee. LEFT Murfreesboro yes
terday morning and encountered The enemy
at Bradyvil.e. ET ri 4
After severe lighting the enemy were
driven from the town, with loss OF s
killed. % wounded. and 80 privates and
o officers captured. They also captured
800 new saddles and acoutrenienis and a
large collection Of official orders, papers
and. private baggage TIE enemy en-
gagged were potion of.]ohu Morgan's
division. Our loss in killed and wound
ed is abont hall that OF the rebels.
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I'm Probate.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF DoNIrHAs In the Probate Court
In Probate

Estate of Anna Willis, deceased.
NOV, on this 81 day, of February, 1868,
~ Joel P Blair, administrator Of said estate,
comes into Court and presents his petition set
ting forth the account of his administration a
list OF debts to and by the deceased, and re
naming unpaid, an inventory Of the real and
personal estate and all assets i'll his hands,
and praying that the following real estate be
sold 10 satisfy said debts remaining unpaid. to-
wit: The north west quarter of section thirty
four, 90 in township three (3) south of
range twenty-one (2I) in said County. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Court here that all
persons interested in said estate be notified of
the iervency and prayer of said petition; and
that unless the contrary be shown on the first
day of The April term of said Court. 1863, an
order will be made for the sale Of said real es
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deceased. $685..
In testimony whereof hereunto Sc. nv hand
and aftix the seal of said Cour, this February
It'll, 1863.
JAMES B. MAYNARD,
Probate Judge.
A FERRY, Atty for Petitioner.
February 70 ls63-7w Pas Fee $40.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
To Disabled Soldiers, Seamen and Ma.
riues, aud Widows or other Heirs Of
those who have Died or been Killed
in the Service.
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= WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
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j and Marines of the present war, who are
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New York. March |

A special to the Mercury. dated Cairo,
2Sfh. says the city is fall Of startling ru-
mors. 1t is said that on the 26t!i the ia
nous cutoff was completed. the dredging
machines having been at work several
DAYS.
1t is asserted that the gunboats are all
through, and the transports preparing to
follow. After the batteries at Warrenton
are reduced. the whole force will be sent
against Port Hudson.
1t is also stated that the small gunboat
fleet has reached the Yazoo river, via
Union Lake. and are playing miseheief in
the rear of Vicksburg.
It is also stated that boats have got to
the Red river via Lake Providence, =
There are also reports Of serious disasters
to the Union forces, and of troops and
gunboa,s captured, but they are not cred
tied
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