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Notice of Appraisal.
Elanor A. Poulet,
Ire Alexis Poulet,
ro.psrtnerts under the name 81
of E. A. Poulet 4 Co.
Milford Poteet.

of E. A. Poulet d Co.
r5.
Milford Potset. J
IN order of sale, issued out OF the District
" Court, of Doniphsn County, Kansas jan
uary II, 1863.
You are hereby notified, that / shall cause an
i.Ieuiory and appraisal of the following de-
s.dbtd land, to-wit: southeast Of the north
as, 4 of section No. twent.-one, CID town
Ain two, o. Range twenty, co., andtwenty
n; vide adjoining the forty acres above de-
sdbsd on the north side running east and
S. on the south part of the north eighty. in
ags described section to be made on the 18th
ust February, between the hours of 8
ttsi A. NJ. and 4 P. M. of said day at which
falnd place you can attend if you see fit.
a-fi Office, Troy, January Is, A. D. 1863.
W. d, BEELER,
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THE.HEIREsS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
By Cousin My Carleton, author of Gipsey
Cover" "Sytil Campbell "Ermine," ola
Masque," &c.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
~T HERALD THURSDAY 20

sperryvie thns cutting OF Jacssons retreat through
Iuray Gap and compelling him 10 90 southwark 10
Browns or Rocknsh Gap. Banks was 20 advance mme.
diaiely 20 Harrisouburg The force at New treek sta
being fngcr menacod by tho rebels and oin hiroy
who was 10 Cheat Mountan 20 Middiebnrg.
There the senior officer would take command OF the whole
force, and stanton and charlottesville wnie
Benker moved llong the Piedmont with Mclowclt
force IN echeon 10 support him. This disposition would
bring The weight OF heavy army corps on the LETT the
enemys positi At Gordonsvillr while II would iacili-
tate the taking OF the East Nir na road by Cox. mo
mited u TO tho President The latter determ ned that II
was too late 10 consult all the generals Interested and the
whole plAn came 10 Iaught
Thus second opportunity TO make IN effective cam
Its value may be best determined by the disastrous
suits which followed its adoption Tho enemy made
raid northward which this plan would have prevented
McDowes plan OF opc atoms rendered imperative.
was relieved of all apprehension OF danger from
IN the valley. The crushing blow which Mcdowell In aid
OF Mcclellan had prepared TO deal Jackson averted
and the rebel general making good his escape from the
Shenandoah was permitted TO fail upcn the right of
tho Peninsula and thus turn the Oi conflict
Such the actual result. What would II have been
had the plan agreed upon by Generals Banks Shields and
RoHecrans been adopted and carried into enecU JACKSON
would have been forced southwark and his junction with
Lee prevented Mcclellan would have crushed the rebel
army the Peninsula and Mcdowell going IN on McCcl
Ian right would have occupied Richmond. To sum up
all IN word the campaign would have been hlustrous,
ard the rebels have been driven from Virginia.
Thus failed to realize tho full results OF this marnih
cent victory OF Cornlh. The rebels were dcfnorayed
and badly frightened going far 10 burn their
stores at Tupeio General Rosecrans confident that had
he been allowed to continue the pursuit be would easily
have gone 10 Vcksburg which then but !eebly de-
Tended and have captured that stronghold with
but 1.-THE OF the blood and treasure which hayo since
been expended in It's reduction.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The p,.aa IDsspatsh.

WArrisDlDg. ust -. -
seserAi sertiefren ~lo arrived from 10 Army a tts
~ on4e i8tsh az tho lfus tsafi 10 Us dfsoifH q
l1n yesterday has yst been acosunisi Tor "a
ssp'ss. tho beis that Involved ro'hng = imforilso
fhs artefy NAgons csaty ckpisfea ~ ~ slffis-
rear YArrsntn. osni-losl n3 pfopsry@ x v'iss tt0 -
ssooua Gifas sra soeocs' 30 fsil alrnz ia gretst
~s-k stl 1fi "a TO b .ft - eur canp.
its beloved the rrbe- hare NJ pashsd ssy .ifops
fgoe tbs ID - ,be FsnTsta1Socz 'noo ttsr s'tSd
retreat small tosss t0ssvsr, rrmsls 81 10 rA''ps-
oossiugs- nss/ eWcgnscrbs1 - tssss r>ri,u- ~
to pror rs<y ar fbs see,ys osvalfy
ihs Se.k A. 'a siA,fd Cagu Iiogss spi ii&fi-e<si
Cblffb.
aaub>r u ,tSsus a'osf 10. Orsns, tse AsranaFa
Htiifoad shvred vl'h hHboflsg sssf iss have t.sn
arrested aEd tfoa.bs to 1&shtgDr. sfsa have bs.s
e.Hrils4 ~ NE % Cspol rtsaa Ass ethcrr rsissssi
% tafcis n1t b. cave TIE sity
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Oar Washington Correspond..ss

WArfFNToTi 't ~ trft
susfEa . rng yEorf.
Durns the last three days Washington has ne.1 ago.
with tho widest concerning As.rs m noat
many b,isring that lee lad establishes blm~tA upon
this ads q tho sappahaaso.s aod prepared " svs
battle Tbo.s aoquanted With tbs typography ~ hsi
rsriob sa- hos prspospf0us sHcb Hsas wefe b1i
sioas and tne tnd gapcd down every ala report thst
any Gay in,na,ed tta, the rebes Ne'e abl8i 70 a..
tack aud grew sreseiingly nsryoss satDR y belr =
The de.eAi Of oor forces annual eSf1ery dstt
to tho aefenoe- {, lmp0s.ibe for then 10 teisre
that by recent r.rosrtae noysnests 80 hs4 con.
ps.ely OutWs Lee % that TIE pars of TOO sisr Isl
bern materially disArAngsd. ln tbst ogno1 ,ls 'sDss
rsre bent siiacsng ~, AMI Eaihirs bat Gsss ~
Headss pcr~sient srrus W secp cot q tbs Gay .fs
vented general sngagemsot
rBg ErnrL Ffss - uryrI0frI.
an Advos~ from the army sa1sts Una, there no,
the sigbiss, Sor sn,eiraiss sach az event We
Ero- that oar army ssap>ror Hsnbers 10 snsny
,nd has been .ha polsy q sn~ a.
tacs W ~ ooui bs possibly argis~a rn.f plsn bss
teen u eat for n sors sirosg psnb0a grta 90
could dsAy battle 10 oorsr. siss ~ raps
msnas wsshinston ss1 oDnp~l " tshi h.n n
dsadvart.ss spon rrocad q thss cts1.lss rr
p~rsnos has tsayhs that ths stsAcsss paytv w
gna has very ntts p~o-psci n almost srs'y
rstAros dsfsns1s or~rstos~ bay. tea ,rs.rei
rtb sciofy, and the Asassss parry rspgfsi
~ih nssi fearful ke-s- sassiT itfs~ MATHS
have been oors.n~f sssisslsa srp~v msnts
Az ao4sa dinssnt tine. ofpssssnle. -sfs srNSss
tor sihsr party stsss Asa 81 ~ ysAsani asqtss
Aays hA,s ,iiprss ~. WITH tie 1~o sfns- oAstSs'y
watching sssh othsr thr go &c 70 adsascs ure ts
o,bsrr p@a1r. u ~vgs tan tgstas's iEsi % bsits
vln D. fsarhi ~ 80 tFmy u Us Fos1-nsc IA fsB
tn~ bny = tsftsib fse ~ia o., Atisrs Ne rafY
hT,sss \. 40. oasapy ass p~rbsts .s,p - 90 ~
n frH FrrH q L. HIa..
xhls fft-fr VfHf - rn@s tts 1saafr - Nafrsife
&1d sfset at'fafffr1 "a hat lnss. ss Hvu bin
tts,s - tte s.fttsst q .stllity bsts -rffinr
IHK pn1HEp ftft AZ ~ FfrrHf W1f~efsfs
its hsra csafiT dsron,uataI that ssr sfny ata
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

sAs Sc,sto,e Of ksuce, 2. Billauls became his pros
ens of the Corps Lexsati tSjoying large salary and
handsomc hotel as bis rewasA In Juy 1854 ho succeed
- Persiany Minister a the Interior, and was called
"a the senate the year. 10 1858 he ceded this ap
polntment General Espnasse During the year 1851 NJ
Aalaut was appointed minister without portfolio.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Tho Military Division Of she Missis-
stppi.

6EEEKAL GKNNT 3 ASSUNFTIUN
GENERAL ORDERs-NO. j.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION OF the Misssinr,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct Is. 1868. I
In compliance with General Orders No 337, Of date
Washington, u. C., october l6 1863, the undersigned
hereby assumes command OF the Military Division Of
the Msss embracing the Departments Of the Ohio
OF the Cumberland and Of the Tennessee
Tho headquarters OF the Military Division OF the Misss
spp will the field where all reports and returns
qured by army regulations and existing orders will be
made. u. 8. GRANT, Major General.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
MI. William yo.ng's Despatch.
Oar Washington De.pa'oh.

va n snflv, OF -, lth'
Tn'fe ha been 10 po-s. nr syeu ~ fsfn"f- = n"fo
menfs Dsites ftrmlfhe- " front n day he
mepts lsfo,o'nro DO In tbo Iss4tD 10 tho sostit
e arn shsfo fu.y co4Arped. No fsDpi armr q mech
iapouauos ih~n, Whsi force, remain tho sontb
side = the gpstAnrns tifnpy c1rra = obisfss.
usu rre1ter of Ices having gone ,nsr TO
niAit,noor4 Abingdon - to psf'leps,s stag
tie advance q TB9a.as zud Parasite
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
INTERESTING FROM CAIRO.
Rebel Raid Into Browrsvui. ro.-s sale
os Prirss-Lsss of the Steamer k'S
West. Ase.


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va uany stores aas sonlrnisx athsf ouiiase-
rhrss pftrs sfss,s ssd yetsfesY ~ tho rn''si
states Marsha ~ fiii o1o
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