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CURE AGUEPILLS
These Pills will NJ, only break up any
case NJ Chill. and Fever, bu, taken IN con.
bcntiun with tie painless liver pills, will DO
What other Hsuo and fever remedies do M,
10 !. 90, eradicate The CAUSE " the disease
from the system, lou need try them only
once.
That dread scourge ~ the Mississippi
valley. King Asuc. inds his conluerer IN
these remedies. Those who live In the MI.
a.matic region. Of The sou,h and west. will
ind these remedies beyond MI price when
they have once tested their virtue.
TO THE PLANTERS.
In the bottom Lands " the Mississirpi,
Arkansas and i%,ratos. and Red River and
In al malari0us sections. hv following thp
directions for. administering these Pills. will
rTcciuslly rrsven; nineteenth. II the Aguc
and Chill Powers. M vol ns Bilious, Inter.
mittcnt anil kemittont fcvers. that n0v
yearly deciiaate the time ot their servant.
and profits u the crop. BY sickness. . death.
ogB MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North for luack raien, medicines.
Throw your Dutch ana Yankee mineral
medicines to the dogs, unless you wish to
kill. aud try these.
Purely Vegetable and Southern rcneiie.
prepared alone by Dr.. CLARK. a native Ten.
ues.sau, Who has a familiarity with South.
crn diseases and their treatment m a
Southern climate.
Dr.. Ciark's SIRE Cure Ague Pills.
l. recommended for Chill Fever, Fever
Dumb Agus, and nothing else. They will
s~Fec,ualIy break upani when taken IN con.
nsc,icn with ,he::iver pills, will entirely or.
adica,e every trace of discase no matter how
long standing. or how obdura,e the ease.
Price 81. Sen, by mail, pos, paid.
One dose Of these pills b. warranted n
break up n ease Of Agus Or Chill. and
n.ed IN connection with Clark. rsrstEs.
LIVER PILL, will sa~sctually cure and entirely
eradicate all the seeds Of disease which
bring On chilli fever. fever ague and dumb
agus. CLAIM, GkEOORf Il co.
For sale b. Martin & Son, Pamela, and
Bats 4 Hunt. Ba,esville.
Feb. q. 1861. tiec2j
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Salt! Salt!l Salt


n ET1ERs Of Administration hsvin.
been granted - the uniersien-i. on
the estate d ]. n. Ksisk. derssssd. By the
Probate Court Of Pssols County. Mississ.
ippi. ct the March tern 1861, thereof. Ill
persons having claims against saij estate.
are hereby sosifed 70 cone forward and
have the ssne probated and registered
within ID. time prescribed b. Law Or shsy
viii ts tasfea. NJ D. KEITH,
n. n. DYER. Ss"N'
Nartk e. ISL afnLg~
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Administrators Notice.

n ErTERs ~ ADMINISTRATION On sh-es-
tate Of willism n. Ba.i-. deceased,
having been granted 70 The uninterrupted. At
the Mssrh term. 1861, ofsks Probate court
Of Psnols County. ~Nissipirri, all PERSONS
having claims against said s<ssse are hereby
notified TO probate tn sane and have them
registered IN the Clsrh's s1ee Of said cesrt
WITHIN the time rrss<rihea ~ Iav, Or this
nssses viii ks plead n bar.
SARAH 9. Btff6En. Adafx.
STEPHEN Il. ErTLER. Aa~'r.
Arfii l.. ts5l. nls-sw
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!, will be furnished Military Companies
In quantities Of lO0or more at Is cts. per
copy. At retail the price will be 81. 90
H3rUsual discount to the trade.
g1rOrders accompanied by the Cash will
be promptly attended to. and orders will be
filed in sequence a. received.
Address HUTTON 4 TRELIGH.
Southern Publishing House, Memphis, Tenn
Arril %, 1851.
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tins STATE ~ MISSISSIPPI


70 ~ 4 ; lismbleihn
NOl afo hereby eltl 'l apfelf hafafe
M Probate TOUT y NE auatg lnl
state aforesaid, on ihe 2iih Day n Nff,
1901, 20 sh0s eaaset n any y0n eae HHy
ihe FINAL ascoani n lleny king md y NJ
Rhodes, administrators W Tho estate N
Alifel King. deceased, N The admisis ifa
ton N s1il estate should not be Allueel
md approved ~ oflef N The Conft,
H. v MclEOD. clefk
isfiri 9ifh n Apul, lsGi, nlt.ie
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Messfs clafl. Gfeanry A Co..,
Nashville Tenn F1aato a,hl one
ny Adams fxpre.s ten dollars worth
n Jour Ambfosal or ! Gnd II IN
my practice o valuable medicine, and
sill SAINT yoa 10 fafaishm e witb shat
may wnni on the best terms you
ean would liko 70 W. an agent Tor
the sale N N, VI this county, and
think ! can soIl 4 good deal Salts.
God, NJ ! nm, Of Ne good qualities, at
leisure, ! will furnish you with my
experience in using II, and the mum
Der Of cures II effects, etc.
Dn q " Jonysls
Athens, Ala, Nov 1860
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fI'IiS nto notify al persons from trad
ing for . note given w mo 70 Thomas
Hurst. ~ the consideration ~ shleh !
gave said note has failed, aud will not
pay u unless compelled 10y law
T. N DlLiAsliAW
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FINE ARTS.

We hare On exhibitions in our Picture
Gallery many choices specimens n the act.
and al furnish pictures from The Nina
,ars 10 Life sits. either from the original
or a picture. ~ith The rare sombinssisn Of
correct Iisens.sss and superior finish.
=. n. CLARK.k co.
No. I. Clsst's Marble Block.
Nsnphis Feb. ~, 81. sos-tf
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
Pamela County.
In the Circuis Court.
d. c. Williams, }
Va. Attachment.

John r. Anderson
nE IL remembered tina, on the % DAY Of
Id April, is6l. an attachment issusd by
q. q. Nelson. Justice Of the Peace, at the
suit Of y. G. Williams aaains, the estate
Of J. r. Anderson for the sum Of three
hundred and ~,hirty.threc t33-iOO aollars,l
said case now pending in our court and
that said attachment on the lith day Of
April, 1861, vas levied by the Sheriff
Of said county on the following lands in
the county AZ Pamela, to vi,i . v ~ OF
sw ar. section 30. township q. range 2
east, D . qr Of e ar section y. township
II, range 2 east, ard .%umrnoninr Jacob
Kuyksndall ~ ssrnishee. And II appear.
ing that said ]. r. Anderson, is = non-resi-
dent Of this State and not summoned in
this case, nov Unless the said J. y. Ander-
con appeal IN NE 6rss day Of the Circuit
Court TO be hidden AZ Pamela in and for
said county, on the eth Mcndsy after the
l.h Monday in Narch. 1861, and plead an
swcr or demur 10 said action. Judgment
will he entered nd said attached premises
sold AZ the law Directs, AMI Judgment also
entered against said gsrnishee.
A. ~. RAYBURS.
HsssroS, fsYrsa 4 Msnrry, PIE. Ast'ys.
Anil II. 1851. nts-tw
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I'D n " TVT""
Athens, Ma, Nov 1850,

Mcssrs. Clark, Gregory & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn Gents My neigh
bors are calling on me for A%mbrosial
Oh. aud ! cannot refuse suffering hu
mainly II u tells like the prospects
aatter at prosent. II Is loing good
in this vicinity g. LASH.
Vernon, Tennessee.
l'nr snle by MARTIN A Say.
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These Pills arc u speedy and a certain
cure for. = complaint. arising from q dis.
cnsc1 'sdered liver. caused by ntmoa.
phctit maiatia, via Intermittent. Remit.
tent or Bilious Fever or Ncrvou. Headache
Sick M Periodical Headache. Chronic Cos.
ti'crcss. Loss NJ Appetite. Lauguot. pil.
tlncss " the Head, Jaunlicc, Sallow Com.
plesion. Tainted Breath. Dyspepsia, Pains
IN the Back, Side or Breast, or all impuri.
ties " the blood and all %derangemcn, Of
The stomach.
For snlc hy Martin & Son, Pamela, and
Butts & Hunt. Bntcyillc.
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TME nth o. AppIL NENT.


for settlement. DR.. So SORSBY, mr. j.
H. SWEANEY, are authorized To receive
and receipt for moneys received IN said
claims during my absence.
NJ. u. KEITH.
Surviving Partner.
Pamela, Miss. March 20, lsGl. nl0.Iw
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These riIl. ate no Yankee trick 60 ho
pnlmod "a IN the cunhding South, hut are
prepared hy pt. 7, ". Clnrt, II Nashville,
o native Tennessean, Testimonials ~ tho
highest character relative to Their virtue
may be- bad in Nashville. We only ask u
trial y them. fricc W ccnls per box
Pat np only a. the Amhroaial uil Medical
Depot of Clark, Gregory a Go Nashville,
Tenn, 10 whom orders must be addressed
On receipt " the retail price. ~ SCENTS,
W vii send 70 any address by mail. Full
directions with each box.
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Ramger's Notice.

rnVAKEN UP BY A. n. Hurt, living Eve
Il miles sossh east Of Pamela . light bar
horse mule about > years old. Is hands
high, . small white SPOT on the left side Of
the neck, marked with gear. appraised 10
sl25. p. B. JONES, Ranger, p. @.
Mar 4, 1851. nls-3w
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w III WlNNINNlFfl y nlbNVN.
-
WE invite your special attention 10
w our present -,oek. ~ no period
oar nineteen Years residence In
Mrmphis. has our s.sortmsnt been .. large
and complete in all IL. brsnsh-. M at the
present time. Oar LEADING articles ara
Watches.
Jrweory.
Diamonds.
silver ware.
silver Plated aoods,
s~psctacses,
SIWeks.
GsWes.
Guns and Pistols.
including all the tssirsbls patterns.
tawcy sswess. &C., ke.
MECHANICAL.

We have superior vofkmsn IN the vari.
nus hrsuche., AMI ran ID slt tinds u
sgrk in The best manner. and vith de--
patch.
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PLANTERS' HOTEL.
,. Z. nRowN. PROPRIETOR.
AvING ,soesred License for the ssne
49, e.vs epessd the above well kncwn
nosse. vnefs aa prepared 10 entertain
my iiends nd The psblie eepenIlv. b. she
neals dayy, week. Or By ike month. No
psiss viii be pared se issjer s-ssi.Sses;o..
60. D. T. BROWN.
NAY :, isei. nl5-ly
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Equal to every emergency, the orieipa recipe
Nha handed over 10 a respectable firm AZ
pharmaceutical chemis is in Edinburgh, who
have prepared u exclusively, I'll lie intro.
dhciion into the Southern States a short time
ago. And i mny be mentioned Ne q eonelu.
sisa proof 81 It's intrinsic merit, aud SUPER
ority over all other preparations or stomach
medicines, either IN Europe Or America,
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Nississippi and Tennessee .aailssat.
or yx1e1.

I'M and after Tuesday, March s. issi,
~ trains will run daily tssndsys ~.
snstndt Al. f.tta..
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Pharmaceutical and Manufacturing Chsm.
is's anil Druggists.
at ESQ sss .vsss street. .ssspASs ysss.
The only authorized Proprietor In the
United States. dscttv
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FROM WESTERN YTRqLNIA

Elk WATER, Va, Sept. I6.--The body
OF Dol. John A. Washington was sent over
to the enemy yesterday under a Gag of
truce. While on on its way, it was met by
a similar flag coming from the enemy for
information as to his condition.
On the 9th inst, a detachment of 300
men from the 14th Indiana, and Gath and
25th Ohio regiments dispersed three regi-
ments Tennessee troops under Anderson on
the west side of Cheat Mountain, complete
~ routing them, killing So and obtaining
most Of their equipments. Our loss was
eight killed. -
The enemy made an advance on Elk
Water on the same day, with a force sup
posed to be $4,000 strong, but were driven
back by detschments from the 10th Indi-
ana, ard and 9Th Ohio, and shells from
Loomis battery
They have retired some eight or ten
miles. A strong force of Arkansas, Tennes-
see and Virginia troops also threatened the
east side of Cheat Mountain, but have not
yet had general engagement. = II
A shell was thrown from one of Loomis's
guns into the rebel camp, distance of two
miles, killing ten and wounding forty-four.
The 18th Indiana had a severe skirmish
with superior numbers of the enemy on the
12th, and killed ten or twelve, with trif-
ling loss on our side.
As the enemy advanced on Elk Water,
the column was temporarily checked by de-
tachments of the 18th and 18th Indiana.
Lieut.. Morrill,, of the Typographical En-
gtneers, was taken prisoner by the rebels,
while on his way to Cheat Mountain.
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RIoHMoND, Sept. LITTLE febt between

RICHMOND, Sept. 1.-THE fight between
Wise and the Lincolnites at Hawks Nest
has been confirmed.
Gen. Henningson directed the Confeder-
ate troops. The enemy were badly cut up.
One Of the confederates wounded. Hamp-
toms cavalry made splendid dash into the
enemy's lines near Alexandria. After some
sharp work they returned with three pris-
oners and considerable war munitions.
The Fort Smith Ark Times of the 7th
learns that five regiments of Texas troops
will join McCulloch IN few days; also a
Mississippi and one South Carolina regi-
ment
The Louisville Journal this morning pub b.
fishes the correspondence between the Hon.
Joseph Holt and the President in regard to
Fremonts proclamation. In answer to Mr..
Hollis enquiries, President Lincoln encIoses
copy Of his letter to Fremont, which has
been Published.
The Journal learns from every quarter
that the recent wanton invasion of Ken
lucky is disapproved in q thousand instan-
ces where Southern Rights men have an
nounced their purpose to unite in repelling
the invaders.
The Courier, this morning, publishes a
card, calling a meeting of all citizens,
nSQEy 1timEle, OF CdErOi county PRESIDING
to form league for the mutual protection
of the lives and property of all parties
The idea is thought to be to put down all ma
rauding bands, of eitherparty, and to avoid
guerrilla warfare. The skeleton ola new
regiment, under Curran Pope, of this city,
goes into camp this week, at the Fair
Grounds near the city -
The enlisting is exceedingly lively. Be-
sides infantry, many cavalry and artillery
companies are forming. One cavalry COM
pany composed of Germans who have seen
service, and one artillery company of $50
men under ]. W. Scott, will have Peter
Hart of Fort Sumter as lst Lieutenant. A
regiment of cavalry under Col. James 8.
Jackson, M. c., has been nearly completed
Harness and saddle makers are kept busy
day and night, and have advertised for
journsymen. I'll 4--
1t is reported that 5000 coufederates un-
der Zollicofer, came to Cumberland Ford
Saturday, and captured Capt. Comstocks
company of home guards.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
POSTS pIsPATcH.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-There is a rumor
to-day that the offer of our government to
accept the proffered proposition of the Paris
Conference in reference to privateering has
been rendered by the European powers
The report, however, is not yet confirmed
Government has purchased all the wood
which borders On the railroad from Wash
ington to the Relay House.
The timber will be cut down and trans.
ported to Washington to be used as fuel. A
large number of men are now employed in
telling the trees, leaving the track of the
road perfectly clear on both sides.
information has been received from the
Indian country stating that several tribes of
savages have offered to enroll themselves in
the ranks of the enemy. The penalty for
this reasonable action Is total forfeiture
of the annuities set apart for the benefit of
these tribes.
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stations of the Indiana Troops.

Stations OF the Indiana Troops
a 5 residents of this city have friends ia
almost every Indiana regiment now in the
field, to whom they may desire to send let
tiers, We copy from the Indianapolis Journal
the stations of the Indiana troops in active
service outside of the State. We shall cor
rect it from time to time as the several regi-
ments move from one position to another
7th Regiment-Colonel Dumont-- Cheat
Mountain Gap. Headquarters, HuttonEille,
Virginia. 80
9Th Regiment-Col. Benton-St. Louis,
Missouri. sl5,a
9th Regiment-Colonsl MiIroy-Oheat
Mountain Gap. Headquarters, Hattonvilie,
Virginia. .5
18th &egiment-Col Wallace-Paducah.
18th Regiment-Colonel Linck--H yatts-
town, Maryland.
18th Regiment-Col SuIlivan-Cheat
Mountain, Virginia. Headquarters for let
ters for the regiment-Huttonville Ran
iolph county, Virginia,
l4th Regiment-OoI. Kimball-W sstern
Virginia. s.
18th Regiment--Col, Wsgner-W estern
Virginia. Direct letters and papers to I4th
and 18th regiments the same as to the 18th,
as above given.
18th Regiment-Col. Hacklemsn = Wash
ington City.
18th Regiment-Col Hascall--W estern
Virginia. Direct letters to the same post
Office as given for the 18th Regiment.
The 18th, l4th, 18th, and l7tn Regi-
ments are scattered at different points
among the vallles and heights of the Cheat
Mountain range. The post Office address
for all these regiments is Huttonville, Va.
18th Regiment-CoI. Pattison--Jeferson
CITY, Missouri
l9th Regiment-Col Mersdith-K olara-
ma Heights, Washington City
goth Regiment-Col Brown Jockeys
vile, Maryland. Cockeysville is the head
quarters of this regiment, but 1t is stretch
ed along the railroad between Baltimore
and Harrisburgh for eight miles or more.
2lst Regiment-Ool. McMillan---Locust
Point near Baltimore. Post Office address
Of the Regiment Baltimore, Maryland.
22d Regimert-Col. Davis--JefersOn
City, Missouri.
2sd Regiment-Col. sanderson-st.
s4ouis, Missouri.
Gath Regiment-oOl. HOvsy-st. Louis,
Missouri.
25th Regiment-Gol. yeatch--st. Louis,
2eth Regiment-~Col. Whsatly-st. Louis,
Missouri.
CAVALRY.
Capt. Bracken's Company Westero Yir-
ginia. Post Office address, Hnttonville.
Capt. Stewards Company-Western Vir-
ginia. Post Office address, Weston.
Lieut.. Col. Scott Carriers six companies of
the 1st regiment of Indiana Cavalry-Balti-
more, Nd. 81 p
Col. Bakers eight companies of the Ist
regiment of Indiana Cavalry-St- Louis,
Missouri.
ARTILLERY.
Capt Frybarger's Company-St Louis.
Missouri.
Capt. Klaus Company-St. Louis, Mo.
Capt. Rabb's Company, st. Louis, Mo.
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NER YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.--Flour advanced
6(1l0c per brl with good demand for ex-
port and fair enquiry for home consumption:
COCA 30 for super western 0O66 80
for common to medium extra western; s IS
"a 45 for shipping brands extra r. q. o.;
9505 70 for trade brands do: market
closing qnite firm. Rye -four quiet and
steady at 30@2 IA Corn meal more ac-
tive at o093 o5 for Brandywine /; 2 rs
for Jersey. Whisky more active; Gales
l, 200 brls at ls3@I9; chiefly at the letter
price. The supply of wheat is pretty large
and with moderate export demand the
market Is scarcely so firm prices are with
out any decided change; sales winter red
western at l4@I 20; white Illinois l ga;
white Michigan at / 2S11 80 white Ky.
30. Rye quiet and firm at 65@TO. Bar
ley dull and nominal. Corn about lie
higher, with moderate export and fairrspec-
ulative demand; sales $4,000 bushels at
493@524 for inferior to common mixed,
63@54 for shipping ditto, and 55(956 for
western ditto. Oats scarce and frner at
33935 for Western. Pork less active, but
prices are without material change; sales
1l50 bbls at IA so for mess, 9 F5f0IO 90
for prime. Beef continues quiet and steady
at 00@4 so for country prime, 5 so for
ditto mess, 8 0o@I1 25 for repacked mess,
IL 1908 so for extra mess. In prime
mess beef and beef hams nothing doing;
prices nominally unchanged. Gut meats
are quiet, with sales of 3s packages at AZ;
II for shoulders, 5@64 for hams. Bacon is
dull and nominal. Lard steady, With sales
46o bbls at to 81. Butter in moderate
demand for export at Z to 10c for Ohio, and
to 34c for State. Cheese to 7c for COM
mon to good, and 81 for very choice. gu,
gars-RaW is very firm; sales s73 bids at
u to SC for Ouba; SC for Porto Rico; I42
bxs Havana at 81.
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For AutIItor.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

Families of Volunteers in need of Relief, wifi
make application to the following gentlemen:
First Ward-A G. HalIock,
Second Ward--S W. Mcbride, =
Third Ward-Christ Decker, ~ .-i
Fourth Ward--Wm. Heiman,
Fiffh Ward--A. Refs,
Sixth Ward-Yictor Bisch,
Seventh Ward-Nr Jones,
Eighth Ward q. H. Rocker,
Ninth Ward-Jn f. Glover,
6uburbs-Edward Burtis and Jno Waymaa
To fscilitate the distribution, the COMMITTEES has
procured Store on Locust Street, between First
and Second, where the orders for goods will be re-
eived on TucsdayA Thursdays, and SATURDAYS,
from seven to twelve o'clock III
Citizens from the city and farmers who will
leave provisions and other articles necessary for
relief at the store Locust Street, or at Philip
Deckers, will through the ASS ociation receive the
thanks of the destitute families of our volunteers
Those who desire 20 give the use of vacant houses
or ten ements for these poor families, viii leave
tice at Mr.. a G. HaIock's office.
sepI1 VICTOR BTsGH, sec,y. q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-18
FROM JFFFFPsON CTTY=

JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. l6.-The war cor
respondent of the st. Louis Democrat writes
as follows:
You may prepare yourselves for stirring
tidings the present week. Gen. Price has
been reinforced by Raines with $1,000 to
10000 men, and Claib. Jackson is in their
midst to give color of legality to their pro-
ceedings, and is advancing upon our lines.
Wherever he goes the secessionists flock to
meet him, and are rapidly swelling his
ranks.
In the affair at Glasgow, day or two
since, ten rebels were seen to tumble out of
their saddles from the effect of shots fred by
troops on the steamers.
Couriers just from Georgetown announce
that Gen. Parsons, with 1000 men, is post
ed just out Of the town to prevent the pas
sage Of reinforcements to Lexington.