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and Market street, have just received 200
hazrfls Of Died Fruit--Apples and
Peaebes-Nhieb they offer 70 sailsra,
Bakers, and the trade generally, ii
Eastern coat and carriage.
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hKApopARFERs DIsTRIer OF NAsHvnLEl
Nashville, Tenn, Dee. %, 1865. (
CENTRAL osDER 40 z.
Capt. ThomAs A. E.kip, 5th Kentuck y
Cavalry, is announced As Aids-de- Camp
upon the staff Of the Major General
commanding.
By command Of Msj. Gen. Rousseau.
B. u. PoLKs
Assistant Adjutant Genera
Dec. 24-st
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AGENTS WANTED-s.s2 positively
made from 20 Ceats--SonsthiaE urEsetiy
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HEADoUkRTERs CONFUSION FOR TEE
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In Probate.


In the matter Of the Estate of John A. FarraIl,
deceased.
an reading and fling the petition Of Alfred
" Taylor. Administrator, setting forth the
amount of personal estate that has come to his
hands. and the disposition thereof; the amount
Of debts outstanding against said deceased, and
. description of all the real estate of which ead
deceased died seized, and the condition and
value Of the respective portions thereof, and
praying that license be to him granted to sell
the whole Of said real estate, Tor % much of
said real estate As shall be necessary 10 ray
said debssj; and it appearing BY said petition.
that there is not Sufficient personal estate in the
hands Of the Administrator to pay said debts,
and that il is necessary, in order to pay the
same. to sell the whole Tor part) Of said real
estate, it is therefore ordered that all persons
interested in eaid estate. appear before the
Judge Of this Court, on the LIST day of Janu-
Court House. in Troy. then and there to chow
be granted to said Administrator to sell said
real estate, according TO the prayer of said pc
ttion; and it is further ordered, that q copy OF
this order shall be served on all persons inter-
ested ia said estate, BY publication; and that
such publication shall be made for at least six
consecutive weeks, in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief. = weekly newspaper published in said
County Of DoniphaD, prior 70 said day Of hear
ing.
Witness my hand and the seal Of Office, At.
fixed at Office in the town Of Troy. this first
day Of September, A. D. 1862.
JAMES B. MAYNARD,
T-lr .7srrr7 Judge of Probate.
November IL, 1921. Pre- fee, SIG.
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The Memphis Guerrillas.
Rebels Repuised nj jacksonville Stu
alton ia West Tennessee Works ut
Island No. 10 10 be Destroyed.
CAlRo. Dee 26, Midnight

CAIRo. Dee 26. Midnight.
The steamer Platte Valley. ja-t arrived
from Memphis. brings 100 bales of cot
ton and 200 passengers. From her favo-
ri e clerk. .J-wett Wilcox, we get late
news from below.
At Helena all WAS quiet The Pro-
vost Marshal has issued an order forbid
ding trade with the country.
The men who male the raid into Mem
phs few days sgo. belong to Col Rich
asdson's AID Pea'>on's gnerrillas. They
have their headquarters % miles out. anu
number about l 500. They are mere
pIunlerers and are disc ned by the Con-
teierste authorities. Tney had the i'm.
prudence to send u flag ct truce on Tues
day to spy ont our sitn of affairs.
bnt went back with flea in their ear.
Some of them stay in Memphis at night.
Four Of them have been captured.
The Congressional election in Tennes-
see has been postponed two days.
The telegraph operator and one or two
others have worked their way to Colum-
bns from jackson. The latter had not
heen taken. though it WAS attacked last
Friday hut the 'ebels were rrpulsed.
Grand Junction had been taken.
The Memphis Argus says the force
that destroyed Holly Springs have cross.
ed the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
going north. and the railroad from Co
Iumbus to Union City is uninjured-
Bevoni that much damage has been done.
At Columbus matters are unchanged
One gunboat snd two transports wen,
down IRON there after passengers at Hick-
man, v hich is yet in Union hands. The
| vunh"at shelled the shore down to Island
M. 10. -r.- r. ,1. y- .a--.-
We understand that an order was sent
to Island No. 10. this morning. to destroy
the works the guns on the Tennessee
.hore to he spiked the magazine blown
m. and the torres to retire to the island.
Gen Fisk and staff. went to Columbus
this p NJ.
| Gen. McClsrnand and staff. and the
l2srh Hin lis. 60 down tonight on the
T,gtess.
The Marine Hospital boat. Red Rover
| is completely retitted. and is now most
magnificent boat of her kind. She goe,
below tonight.
Forests forces consist of 2 600 NOM
ted men. armed with Colts revolving RI
Ass. 5 600 cavalry. and ten pieces Of ar
t,lIerv, including two captured. -
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any time more than one hour.

any tme more snan one hour.
ine Iees o. feros'ng the noustains
alone was . stnpendous undertaking.
Twelve hossss were attached to eAch piecs
OF art!iiery, and tho tew baggage wagons
were hasiet ~ d@ble sig nqis teams
AT daylight yesterday morning. the
two little armies OF Generals Blnnt and
herroo formed junction at Less Creek.
three miles south OF the foot Of the NOM.
ts'ns. There they took the cavalry Of
both commands and started for Van
Bnren. leaving the infantry behind to
come forward q fast a. they possibly
conld. z5ca srs5e div .s=.s,.s
Two regiments OF rebel cavalry wers
encsmped at Dripping Spring. bat after
asharP engagement they were put to flight.
Seven of the rebels were killed and msny
wounded. The rebels were followed up
immedistely in their retreat to Van Buren.
Here spiend'd charge was made. led BY
the two Generals in person. resulting in q
complete victory. The rebel cavalry
crowded on board come steamboats, and
escaped to the other aided Of the river.
Two hne steamboats, and over one hun.
dred prisoners were captured. Among the
latter were qnlfe number OF commission
ed OH ers and Hindman's express mes.
sensers. Ath'rd boat was run ashore and
will he destroyed, with those that took the
rebels across the river. Large quantities
OF corn were also seized. and an extensive
lot OF camp equipags. including transpor.
tat'on and line mules and horses.
The iull extent OF the victory. ofcourse.
cannot he known tn" early. When the
messenger 'eff. the artillery and infantry
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GENERAL NEWS.

With various minor Departments, and including
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Receive special attention the RURAL contain
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r. FAYETTEVILLE. ARK. Dec. 20.
eom"I;' army OF the Frontier has just sc-
S; $ one Of the most daring and
Ha asal' raids Of this campaign. General
,h ,.'lon has for some time been begging
rn,I privilege of making a cavalry dash
o oon Van Bnren. and on Saturday. the
h. n' he started with a good portion of
os,s cavalry and infantry for the other aide
:. =. Inc Boston Mountains, General RInnt
!. from Cane Hill at the same tim.
" a. suo'her route.
iup ora Two columns went in light march
ds,. 81 without luggage. carrying six
Soon osea ratlons. There were sbou.
.rv cen' oos.ihird Of whom were cav.
~itho,,' enerai Heron took two batteries
n,r.h cs,ssons. and made the entire
OIL - miles witbou, stopping ..
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STYLE. FORM. TERMS. sc.

Volume XIV. for 1863. will maintain the en-
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IL will be published in SUPERIOR STyLE-uith
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Notice. s-.-
Baown cousrr. STAT. o, KAxsAs,

baown CouSrr, STATE OF kAksAs,
December lOth, ls62.
No ANDREW ). ANGEL, ESQ:
Bounfy Land warrant No. 97a9, fns l6O
acres issued under act OF March 3. 1855, in the
name OF SteDhen a. Lowry. has been returned
to the Genersi Land Once located in your
name, At the Land Once At kickapOo, Kansas.
OH ne 9th day OF February, lsaS, in virtue OF
an assignment purporting to be from Thomas
Nes6't' Jr' executed on the 3lst OF August,
1888. in your favor. in presence Of the follow
ing Witnesses: +. b. Fo~ke and 5. NJ. Kase.
AMI acknswiedgsd before W. W Roman, CLERK
ct County Court, Gated August Sl.t, 1858, at
st: Clair County, Illinois:
This - to notify you, tat have hled in the
General Land ONCE, csvest under oath, in
, which declare that l am the actual owner Of
said Warrant, and that l have never sold,
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.sst Sheriff. Sale.
Z gar Nusum
n ]. Calling

DY virtue of a: order OF sale to me directed;
Is ss Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
I'll, o6er for sale, TO the highe,t bidder. FOR
c.sh in hand in from. OF the Court Honse door
IN Trov. Doniphan County. Kansas, on MONDAY
The 81 day Of January, A. D. 1863. between
M boun. Of & o'clock A. N. and 4 O'Clock P,
NJ. Of said day, the following described real
tat. IN vii: The northwest quartero Of sec
ron No. II. township No l. range No. 10, sit
mated in Doniphan County. Kansas; taken and
oGsred fsr sale ,by virtne of an order Of sale
- s.tisiy tha Judgment and cost in the above
G;vsn under my hand this lsh day Of Deeen
n IG6a ". d. BEEkER.
Shsri6 Of DoniDAan Ces.sy. k.ncss
! uscsubs I. lssirW hsSsse
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lheriH,s Sale.

-.E-.sEt OuCEAs2 = SSseSS
10y virtu. of an order of sale. which issued
ID from the Clerks ofhce OF '"e s Ds..
., 1862 and to me directed, as Sheriff OF
sud County. 1 viii offer for sale, At public aoc-
ton At The Court House door. in said County,
o,, the al dsy of January. A. 1858 between
the hours Of O'Clock A. N, and : o'clock 9
" n said dsy. the f,llosing described cal 90
tate. 70 Wit: The south east quarter OF see',c"
No. "a, in township No. 3, OF range no; ~,
situate in said ,unty; sold to satisfy tne aooss
order Of sale. in favor of WIN. r ingram anu
Gwen under nv hand. this 9th day OF No
vember, A. D. 1862 .oovrp
Sheriff Of Brouu County. Ksne:s:
,aBvH. NJ Roussos, Under sse''"'
r,.J. L.oocx. Attorney for Iiainnn e
November q. t669Sr. itrrs. Iee. ~.
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PL0WS REAPERS.
Ann KACHTNERYl

THRESHERS, AND xACHIHERY!
T HAVE received. on eommission, large
i number of Prairie Plows, of the best de-
scription, which will be sold cheap. for cash. or
exchanged for approved property or produce.
have also received the Agency for MeCor
mick's celebrated Rearers. and viii supply =
order any number. Of the latest Improved pat
terms, on Reasonable terms. Also, Threshers
and Mill and Steam Machinery Of every dc
scriptioo. j.. d. U1i.
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