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Executors Notice.

"nEREAs. letters .e.tamentary of the
w last will and testament n ANTHONY
Il. Cabaniss. deceased. were granted to the
undersigned NJ tho last February term Of
the Probate Court Of Pamela count. State
~ Mississippi; nos all persons having
laims against the estate Of said deos.
dent, az hereby requircd to have 'hem pro.
batej and registered according to law, or
the An will he barred.
FREEMAN D. IRBY, Executor.
Feb. g. ts6l. CAV
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fllo'e PMS NE ~ ihko ifies " be
tnlned VI 1n the eunhdaf Nunth. tu' afe
prepared by d. T. NJ Glars N Nashville.
o ttiitr ennc'sran te.timnna, NJ ~,
vi chow cha actnr RELATE - ~ lheit ,ifue
my be- had In s. shtiiln We anlt ast n
mil n them. Iflcc Al rehts per tor
Pot up only NJ The imhfosai uil Medical
Depot of tltrk. Grogof, 4 60 Nashville.
Tenn 10 whom orders must he addressed
IN receipt " tho retail price. " cents.
vc vii send 10 ant address by mail. Full
directions with each hos.
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4 J. BROwDER and John n. shuford
~ having associated themselves to-
vesher or tn. 9th 81 February. 1851, NJ
partners in the ar. or trade Of blacksmith
ing. under the firm name Of Browder 4
Shuford, they will conduct their bushes.
at the old stand Of Brcwder & Raiford in
Batessills. They expect to merit and hone
to have the general patronage Of the public.
A. J. BRowDER.
JOHN NJ. SnufORD.
Feb. 81. 1861. nl.2w
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HIGHLAND Bf1TEnsl
~ soorcn rohit
tai0 tffr hfaalgJef N sasa. an,
ffN aH4 HfAs 81 ftsf Htnota.t
10 NJ sleL, Rfirk and ijts
re- ttis gsupsIVs,


~ f#ff sl hat /. esess.s,, 4,
hHA tnlHH .e 'thff anI sanlsgel a..
N iht 4stInisLias ,tmsdIti
leaai Ne iHfh sat Iftf., m e~sisf,ats.l
scotch mi .lia shleii lai tgassd lta.f
n fteit iasisnfa, ~ 10 the OIL, sss'sa =,
gee HfHtH N hfth H. The .ies and al
i.'fl efetf ttifH hnd N ese,y II Inns,
$50 y 'tif"ei " VI uenfge n~ailssssi
y Dti Y, = lfaf tiaf N llflis,y ss,'
.Ht NJ lhs iof Tened tni,sruv of,dlf,
rah, sfniianl, Nhsn ollnat,e d,s.s.,.
s.le tu ina { 10 lhuusnnd, ,bs Il,Iti.h
~ fion = snll.rt 10 no tfltaa. n. ~
ne hnsHnn ~ No uorfss nsllnhrsi wp
appointed ht hef Majesty, v.s,e y,e,o,ia.
: chief NJ ihe mtlo,i 1 ummI.,on.,.' !,
tul e'trite' ~ 'fiantihe mannef, lLe 81.
tfanfl nrff lnnfatlU md icnatLhble seel
hoalih ahwh laa alwnys chnmuts,,aJ ,Ls
inbihpianta u the Scottish Highland. snt
be causes when loaI 10 such d%,ploysll,
esilts 20 'lie same ndi,idual. when a..
unasd ~ II change " I'll mate.
NJ, :" .ssrs,, assss, srss
Wy p,iiehl research hat The ~llishlahdets
had been In the habit n u.iBr a et,,s,a
combination ~ herb. and rbuls indie
nna, 70 their nnii,e hills mud slsn.. vL,eL.
when combined with oriental s,oma,ie,
vas found 10 no The most s~upctlat,e in,Isi
orator md builder ~ u the human sytsw.
which the vorlio Of suffering humanity has
ever known
~ SsmsrLshis Psss,s % . .0,S1sSss.
We've inll, tested. aud crowned with unpre.
rcdenlci success In every instance wbrrs M
virtues we're tried md Il might have been
truly said that Nh good time had cone a
asst.
Hs,,ar F,ct.d M.as
Equal " u,eiy emergency, tho oriRips ysciue
was banded over u u resrcc,abls Arm AZ
pharmaceutical chemists IN Ed,nbuvsh. Who
have prepared II ~, %uai,ely, ill ~ intro.
duc,ion into the Southern States q .hor. ,ins
ago, And II mn, be- mentioned AZ ! cousIv.
si,e proof Of It's intrinsic merit, and sApsyl
GRITTY over oil other preparations or stomach
medicines, either 10 Europe VI America
Ihat tnwHtd. Of
INHss .sskEss.v ssrssss
Were sold IN Great Britain alone, beSj6w
upwards ~ 100000 dozen exported 10 90
parts " the habi,sble gInbe.
fhs sssrtbsss ~ IA sssSsA Spsel
49,, e"le, " s'sesssno
49," ~, 'o"p'"", una 'os,eoy ~
"',,"s "''s" y W u''sssc, ~ es.sss
" H'hu'".ins "h" restoring we dropping
energies Of the system. and assisting nature
~ bee task of vial and funationsry vsion
nation. 10 ever, ONE suffering iron Dll.
'ou' ANA Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia lrd3
fess,en Heartburn, Los o. Appetite, Dsbils
ny, sics Headache, Ccssssnes', Impurities
OF the blood, az ''' atsrsons Of tho Ston.
"ch. Liver aud bowels, u !. invaluable; snd
MS n preventative OF chilIs and vsvsrs6
whether bilious, rsmislrns, inis,miltsst,
typhoid. or any c'h'f f,sr, u 10 psesIissU
applicable, being " perfect rssenssates 81
. wnoIs 1"ne,,on' o. .hs human ,yess,s
s,nm,,h,s ~. ,bs ,ua.,s, ~, s,""s,s
and ,;go,en.. reno,e. IN ;m..d,.ss.s.
cleanse. aII tmpuriti.s. s,rcsv,bsns -,sos,,i,'
Is the whole human functions, AID kss
meyer besn kpovp 10 fail In n s,nsIs -,nsssass
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Administrators Notice.

EtfEils Of Administration having
- been gs,utei u the undersigned. IN
mo estate VI j. II. Keith, deceased. BIZ the
Probate Court Of Pamela Ccaa,v. M,..i.s.
irpi,at The March term ls6l, thereof. all
persons having claims agains, said estate.
are hereby nntif,i to ZONE forward and
ssss the SANE proba,si ard registered
within The time prescribed hv Law or ,h.y
will be barred. N. ID. KEITH.
March g. 1851. ,fo.s~
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1bc'e Pilis a'N u speedy md = certain
rife for all complaints nfising from q d.
ciscd 1r d,sordcfed liver, caused by n,mna.
pbeiic malaria tf Intermittent. Remit
tent or bilious fevcr or Nervous lieal,cle
SICK or Periodical Headache. Chronic ,'ns.
tiscnes', Los. Of Appetite, %Laneuor. bir.
ziness ~ tho Head. Jnuuilcc, Sallov Com.
pleslon, Tainted Breath, Dyspepsia. Pains
IN the Back, Side or Breast. or al Impnri.
ties II the blood and oil dcrangcmcn, Of
tho stomach.
For sale by Martin & Son, Pamela, and
Butts 4 Hunt. Bn,es,ilie
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hemphis..sssss INV "afnsEv ssssssssss 49,
F'gT AND ACCOMMODATION 1kAGnD
will leave and arrive 10 fsllsssl
Leave A. M. Ariss0 ~
Garner st.........5.l6 Nenphis as....aA0
Leave ASfve e.
Memphis .~......f.ie 0assevs q ..ss940
Trains arriving d p,enDsis sse9seeo
.hs Msmphis and Chssle>sss - 1872
and Ohio Railroads. for tkeEaaao1 -
Trains arrivisg ~ 0asaes sineto -
connect sith . daily line q MI &C.,
which Ieass on the arrival 81 ebs1 eaiI H.
fss tsressda and Ss~ Orlsses, " 49,
srpi Central ksiIrssd. ..
irsnads siesess sss srid - b. kooQb
ton ss the ssycss sed wsese.a HeeDA
dscsent6 n. nUCGo4, 0o0p1 ~.
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THE sTATEoF MISSISSIPPI, /
PANOLA CorNTY. /

Collins L waliran,) Attachment, issued
W. hy VIM. II. Butler. a
VIM A. Owen, Justice Of the Peace,
on the si.t day Of January. 1861. in favor
Of said Collins 4 wsldran. and against the
estate Of .sid WIN. A. Oxen, for seven dol.
lars and ffty cents. in Justics's court held
al sardis IN the County u Pamela ard
State Of Mississippi. and said said attach.
meal being levis1 On = jenijohn Of Lin.
seed oil snd one beg Of White Lead.
The defendant Il hereby nosi6ed that IN.
lees - appssss n ssid sesrs Al the nesf
tern tkssssf 10 bs hefd Il yardis on Tie "a
ssisrdsy d iisssA, 1881, asd plead b ss;d
assisA. ts1eneas ell y easiss1 asa ~
1esosssy $4,000 sel1.
~ y, Issf, so
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TVS WggGbv PAMELA 0YAR.

ar TitiI tll ~.
(lAs 4 n lltRs ,NGhOau MI
tlnk Ifsssr 3 fsa ffstnsisfs
NNnNH
mW
tat =
ftl
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tHft hHffat
NtHtH
'sfflHI.th .rtst
fffHii fifsf Hff
tuhrf hln ne
lrsat rseii u.fftts. uif
f sHfa nfalf sfls slff
ai fiaii llnf.s pfm, rffiaf. fhn
pa lff t tiHf Nfff nH
NJ neIAH ftfHiafts ~ NJ tgHat
hf hHfht.
sHnsf taH stil, SODA, tils tHi
reiI ftesh NmHt rrrvt HHr, Ht
re t# Beet rHI f#m# rfFfF fr H
iaf fH.ifl h,..ti ifu lniplaf tf0 M
.hn afl lnfIh saI niuni iha f "a.
Zoo Gov CHras ni mIhnfaus ltii ,n
m0n ar haiH
ap ula m ruf ptn anfa innI rtfa' irf
uo ma SHOW mlfn proof nf .ho ,ift4a "
AMUHuatAf Offn
i1 ne ulInt tror fI4u tasr.na
nan. ehi Ha Hhi,a h.In. hpu. HI .tbIu r d
la rfliuft f1t nut olItr medicine.
W ". p.t Hss.ni uifp IN sfefs mllt
Az 40 shiloh Co., tuniu fumiiy nfN 7dh' 70.
lui vhfi W tfny.nim VI fln ~aIlttanfit'e
iv lynH sItnHura. The Amhr0I luI Uti ta0
Na4htiI o. preparation, and cold throughout
tho south md southwest w. bll good dug
gi.i- nnd general lgilafs lhp sulih may
be justly proud That
~, 'iari, - .,aiit, fssHs.ss.,
after much labor aud rnsrdrrh. has ptnduo.
ID O. REALLY worthy medicine, MI ch Is bound
10 drive out much VI tho WORTHLESS implrta|
trsh with which 'he country Is hooded.
WE CuALLEE0B rnH WORLD
tn pro- luto q remedy - speedy md eNNctH
al IL 81. healing properties.
Road the evidence " the virtne Of Clntl
4 tuiicr's Ambrosiul Oil, evidence 81 ~
thcntic. and from persons whose word m,
sianiing are irrcpronclmhle. Road and b
con, need. CLARK, GREGORY GO.
Sole propricior,. Nashville. Tenn
For sale By Martin a Son, Pamela, AN
Butts & Hunt, BRtCsyiIle.
Fob. -. tdcc2i
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FINE ARTS.

We have On sshibitiss 10 . Psessre
6sIlsry many cspiss speeissss 81 ne az,
ard esn fs>rish aiess.ss ~ The usris.
tafe 10 liza Sss. ssth-s frss tie ssteissl
Or . p~irtss.. with :hs snN spnbisssIss 81
sosr~cs lskesssses ssi ssperios 2aishL
r. II. Cf.ARkA GU,
80. 1. CLARKE Nosble tIssk.
lo1upAis -. - ~. 49,
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UyugRBAs Ne Eeonn q nDou4oL
" Dsss s<ssssed, uasssb ~ {pllW
les., lssI, Of ths Proxies Ceott 49,
IL csarsy, DECLARED IsssessneS q 49,
h>sinx claims seaiass - ooDoeM
hes.sy ssslssA " hsss t1sis $500
rrsbstti ss.j s.s.ssssa \ tAeGu
vs>ss " he fsrubsse Cssgf 81
~ the let dsy 81 NssGAs ~
te fsseses barred
1ssus7@ ~
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w NN. " W .|..
W. If.IFfi.
NpTftI.
~ H.Hr f N H I
w ImNIHt
tH.lH Hh.h cell
pf tH HI 5af .hlm Vi
n0't iIatt, iH 80 VI Dffrft ttitis
w tHhiH
% loI fH lf
u iIH Hli riaHt ff.m 0t
m IH. IH'fH tIl u .f. f.Im Uf
Aidrtl, Hlrf
it
THE sTNTE uF Nlt -lstiirL T.
FU0if f.usiL
m ths ch1Heoiy ctrt ~ ,pld Count
~ nliat la'ltr fha r'rA W 900 rpUtf
W ltr. 20 .U. iUtf ~ lIr To o iHl
"a N.ullt,ltH l,y ~ i,hull. I.il
JHm rHvrr
M NII fuT sHlf ~ Iufl
ln,nrh Power, ~ HiN
Hrnmfnr ti tha a. notion W iio
fnuff from duH rfpIf mt tln lnlHu nis
lr,l Pow Va, llul.t llnrhlu, Morgan Power.
Niiiinm Power, lnhn Power. ilnnnah pm
. ~, Nancy Pnsrr. iiythrlh Power, Starhsh
. Power, lnhn rlvnr. james p0not. In'ilhl
Sommera md Thomas %So'nmof,, Alphru.
Henson lcl Henson and Margaret Power.
lf' non rnai'ni. tli't iefrul rft io sind
IiII. and without tho limits w the Stufe =
Nlsattlrri, ~ that tho ordinary ptocess
W law cannot w. served on them, aud IL
also appearing ihlt tho ntmr' ~ thr rhil
lfrn and heinz of JAMES powers deceased
NJ tofneIm Power deceased. ~ David
Power deceased. and the names Of SONS Of
ihn children n1l heir. ut Edward Power
deceased md Holloway Power doccn.r
ntc unknown, nIi defendants ~ sail hin.
u u therefore ordered that the complain.
mt have a hcirint on the facts charged In
the bill. unless he defendants enter ihoir
appearance herein nnd rlred nnswcr ~
lomnr . said bill IN or before the third
lny u the ne,t term II this court. 10 l.,
holden ut the tDurt 'ousr Nv the tow ol
Pamela. m tho Ith Mon las after the I'll
Monday IN March. lSfl. aud TINT n cop,
VI this order Ice publi.hei fir the space 81
nnr month before said third day Of tI'
said term. IN tho +" Pamela Star" q news
paper published IN the town NJ psuolt II
mid state. ! true copy II the %Oririna
order.
Tcstc. \. ". RAYhrRN. Clerk.
WABp iopJg, Sol'trs for Cont
Feb. 90, lsGl. ti.iw
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VOLUNTEERS CALLED FOR.
A IL PERSONS INDEBTED To rur
"A frm Of BYARs L HARRIS viii md
their claims IN the hands Of John =. jack.
'on Deputy Sheriff, who Is authorized 10
eoil.e, and receip. for the sane. with fur.
ther isssructionstc bring suit on all claim,
that are not paid On presentation.
BYARS 4 HARRIS.
~. =, 49,. Datesville, Miss.
Mefen ~. 1851. n1n.lN
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ONE mILIdog DOLLARS.

UNt HTITIIHJN I'D
3os, North for gBact rstsu, medicines.
throw -FOUR dutch md Yankee mineral
medicine - the dog, unIss' 700 wish IN
klII. aud try these.
Purely Vegetable md Southern remciies
p--tsvsd alone by Dr.. tlafs, = nativs tea
ncs.eah, aha ha. a Familiarity With South.
ora diseases aiI their treatment N a
southern { mate.
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TO Our MISSISSIPPI FRIENDS.

WE Invite vour speclal attention to
w pBr rresrn. .tpsk. Al m period
iarin. our ninst.sn yss'i residence In
Numphis. has ouf assortment been ~ large
ani eampi.;e IN al it, branches - y, the
present time. Que leading articles are
watches.
Jewetry.
Diamonds,
silver ware.
silver Plated Deeds
spectacles,
Ctscks,
Cameo,
Guns ana Pistols.
.in-lsiine Al, the desirable patterns.
Fancy ssesAs. kc.. &C,
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TO THE PLANTERS.

In the bottom lands Of the Mississippi.
Arhan.ss and Braso., and Red River and
10 oil malaFions sections. BY ~follosing The
direction. for administering these pills, viii
rfseiuilly proven! nineteenth. n the Agus
md Chill Ie,ers. NJ veil NJ Biliou., Inter.
mittsn, nnd Remiitcn, fe,er.. ihrt nov
ycntf lscima,c the time " their servant.
and profits " the crnr. b. .icsns.s , death
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Al

MECHANICAL.
We have superior vsrhmsn Ia the .ssi.
branches. snd ear d. ell tirds 81
work in the best manner, and With ass.
patch.
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0outlasrn Hcrn ce1Y.
Or r ". C1.AWk's
GU AGrE PILLS.

ThFsr FIII9 VIII not only bronx up any
rnsr n Chills md Fever, hut taken IN ron.
nrc,iun with tho painless liver pills, will do
What other asua aud fever remedies a. M.
40 - C., eradicate the cause u the disease
from the system. You need try them only
once.
1hit dread seourre u the vi .%.is.irpi
valley, kins Agar. ind. hi. cot1,qrrr in
these remedies. Those whn live ~ tho mi.
aamiiie regions n the south mud west, will
ind these remedies h., md MI price when
they have oucc tested Their virtue,
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Wy patent research that the llishlsbJs,s
had been In the habit n using q es,,s,a
combination u herb. and rbois IndIss'
ioa'' 20 Their neii'e hills mud slsns, which,
when combined With oriental stomo,ie,.
was found 10 no The most supctlas,e in,Isi
orator md builder ~ o. The human sytsw.
which tho void Of suffering humanity hss
av. Lu..a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-23
From Europe.

QUEBEc, Oct 22.-The steamer North Briton
has arrived with Liverpool advices of the 10th.
1t Is reported that the principal chambers OF
commerce In France have memorialiZed the EN-.
peror to recognize the Southern Confederacy, and
raise the blockade of the southern ports
Cotton has advanced at Liverpool to Nd
Sales OF the week 100, 600 bales, Of which specua-
tors took 81 900 bales. Fridays sales amounted
to 20 900 bales; the market closed buoyant Bread
stuffs have an advancing tendency. Provisions
quiet and prices dropping.
Consols 90 ASK.
Bullion has increased at the Bank Of England
fI7,OOO.
ST. johns, Oct % The steamer Africa, from
Liverpool on the 18th instant, with advices via
Queenstown Of the 18th, has been intercepted of
Cape Race by the news boat Of the Associated
Press.
1t is again reported that the Emperor Napoleon
contempates recognition Of the Southern Con-
federacy
The London Daily News says that the reports
that the Emperor Napoleon contemplates a recog-
milton CT the Southern Confederacy are from
trustworthy sources, the want OF cotton being
severely felt
The London Shipping Gazette says that France
and England must act togesher, and argues that
the recognition Of the Southern Confederacy
would carry an amount Of weight and moral in
huence which would set NJ the Confederacy.
The Liverpool breadstufs market was still ad-
vanciDg. Provisions closed quiet but steady.
ConsOls closed at 92Ka92S.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The War I'm Nlissauri

JEFFERsoS CITY, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Perry
which arrived here to-nig BIT with hfty wagons and
140 mules from st Louis, was attacked by the
rebels at Portland, and narrowly escaped being
captured. Her captain thinks there must have
been 200 rebels at that place.
CAPTURE OF SCOUTING PARTIES By TIE REBELS
HUDSON, Mo, Oct sC.-Mesengers say that .
scouting party from Cameron, numbering 100 men
have been taken prisoners by some 600 rebels Al
Micabam, Caldwell county. detachment OF
400 United States troops at Cameron were ready "a
march to the rescue when the train lefs Another
party Of from 40 to 90 rebels was In Carroll county
and has captured IL Of Col. Morgaa's men. Col
Morgan had started In pursuit.
UNION VICTORY IN MIssoURI-FIvE THOUSAND
REBELS ROUTED AT FREDKBIcKrowN.
PILor KNOB, Oct - The following was re-
ceived here this morning:
"Fieid Of Battle, FfedsrickfOtcH, Mo Oct - -
In company with Col. Plummer's command, we
have routed the rebel forces Of JEFF Thompson
and Lowe, estimated at S 200 men. Their loss ID
heavy. Ours is small, and confined principally
to the First Indiana cavalry regiment. We have
captured four heavy guns from the enemy, and
Lowe, the rebel leader, is killed.
Major Garitt aud Captain HYmen, Of the In.
diana cavalry, Were killed In a charge upon the
enemy's battery"
THE ARMY IN NORTH MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, Oct 22-Gen. Todd has been as.
signed to the command Of the Federal force In
North Missouri.
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From Fortress lNIenroe.a

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 2l.-Ths severe gale
which has prevailed here for the last twenty four
hours, but Is now moderating, hes somewhat re-
tarded the preparations fer the great expedition.
A large number of transports belonging to IL have
arrived during the day; also large regiment of
troops from Baltimore. Neither Gen. Sherman
the Annapolis contingent have yet arrived, but
are hourly expected.
Two hundred and fifty men of the Massachu-
sets battalion, who were sent out from Newport
News this morning for fuel, were attacked by the
rebels, but stood their ground bravely. The lst
and It'll New York regiments had been sent out TO
reinforce the Massachusetts boys when the steam
er left for Old Point.
p. S-The feet from Annapolis, we learn,
passed the steamer from Old Point, about o'c 0ck
last evening, and doubtless reached the render
vous early in the evening.
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From Cen. Banks Division

Correspondence Of the Associated Press
DARNKsTOwN, Oct. 20-The First Maryland
Regiment, Col. Kenly, which for three months
has beea guarding the Potomac from the mouth
of the Antietam to Hancock, distance of IS miles,
has been relieved from this arduous duty by the
Thirteenth Massachusetts, and arrived near Gen.
Banks headquarters yesterday, accompanied by
Brig Gen. Cooper. As showing an unprecedented
degree Of health, this regiment, numbering up
wards Of 800 men, had only four sick men to be
conveyed thithef In ambulances. This is attrib-
uted by the medical officers to the purgation Of
liquor from their late camp and its surroundings.
Letters for this regiment should now be addressed
to the care Of Gen. Banks headquarters, near
Jamestown.
On Friday night picket Of the Massachusetts
Twelfth, after hailing him and receiving reply,
ired upon a cavalry messenger, on the towpath
of the canal Last mig all hopes Of the latter's
life were abandoned
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The War Kentucky,

LOUISVILLE, Oct 2l-The report that General
Ward fell back twelve miles from Greensburg TO
Campbellsville 10 untrue. He dispatched $50 cav.
return yesterday. but they had not returned when
our informant left. Gen. Ward had about 30OO
troops. The advance guard Of the rebels at Little
Barren, on the south side Of Green river, 10 esti-
mated at 3 600
Gen. ZOIlicofer has been superseded by Gen.
Lee.
UNION SUCCESS IN KENTUCKY.
CINCINNATI, Oct PA fight occurred yester-
day at Camp-N idcat Kentucky. Zollicoffer,
With some 1000 rebels, made three different at
tacks on Col Garraud's camp of 200 men, and
was each time repulsed with considerable loss
The Federal loss was four killed and twenty
wounded. Reinforcements for the Federal camp
are on the road thither.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DThough TEE STAR Ia printed on the fastest
steam press In use south Of Baltimore Its edition
is 60 large to require II to be put TO press at an
early hour: Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent in before IL O'Clock N; otherwise they may
may not appear until the next day
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Excitement at Terre Haute. Ind.-Seldiers
and Citizens At War.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 2I.-Two or three
companies Of the Third Indiana Regiment, sta
toned at Camp Vigo, in this city, under com
mand Of thrir Colonel, quietly proceeded to the
office Of the Journal and Democrat newspaper
this evening, and in a short time demolished
everything. They then proceeded to several
private houses and served them in the same
manner. The citizens are organizing and pre-
pairing to proceed to take their camp, and great
excitement prevails throughout the city tonight
in consequence of the conduct Of the soldiers.
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The Death of Col Baker.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22-The death Of Col.
Baker has caused great excitement In this city,
where his regiment was raised. and there 10 an
intense anxiety among the relatives Of the troops
engaged to learn the result of the fight, which is
augmented by the absence Of particulars
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+. III. PIERPOINT,
D. CHIR0PODIST FROM PARIS.

IL CHIROPODIST FROM PARIS.
And from 500 Broadway, New York.
Branch onhce.246 Pennsy lvania avenue, betv cen
Corns, Bunions, Soft Corns, CalIosItIes, Club
Nails, and Nails penetrating the flesh, DO cured
patient
The Boot or Shoe can be worn immediately after
the operation. His treatment Is founded on the
strictly rule Of science, such as all Surgeons will
app Owe.
compared with the relief and satisfaction he affords
the sufferer
city.
Persons attended at their rooms or residences
without extra charge, by leaving orders at "a 8
Pa. ave :, bet 18th and 18th SITS. 90 Linz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-23
The Pony Express to be Discontinued

ATcHIsoN, Oct I9.-The President Of the Pixies
Peak Express Company issued orders to-day to
stop the running Of the pony express as soon
the California telegraph line Is completed, which
will probably he early next week. Ii is, there
fore, probable that Only one more pony express
will he
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THE yrsCENNEs NOR SUNK.

NEW YoRk, Oct. % "A copy Of the New Or
leans Picsyune Of the l2th instant says the United
States ships Vincennes and Richmond are sfost,
and the Preble, not being visible, Ia supposed 10
have been sunk. Further, the lumber at the bead
Of the Passes was not burnt by the confedsstes,
an stated