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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

FRDSECCI TING ATTORNEY.
+ l.. Watson j. candidate for Dis
r,r' Attorney. Tor the District composed
., che counties. IT Randolph, Delaware,
~ md BacEtork.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name of JOSEPH +. DUCkW ALL, OF
Muucie. as candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney for the Judicial District com.
posed OF the Counties OF Randolph jay,
Delaware and Blackiord.
FELLOW CITIZENS: In accordance with
my address TO YOU. am Union cnndi-
date for Prosecuting Attorney of the 18th
Judicial District. composed o: the COun-
ti,s of Randolph, J,v. Delaware and Black
lord. subject to your decision at the Octo.
Der election.
Respectable.
DAVID V. BAKER.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name OF JESSE WAY. Sen. rs candi.
date for ASSESSOR Wbiteriver Town.
ship.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

WANTED A load or two OF
pumpkins Enquire at this office
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

loan Ross has lots Of new
- cries, which ne is selluag
We, low Tor cash, County Or
De-, OF produce.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
DOORS AID SHOES.
y GDS' 9.sy = EgGE
M "A N u z a Q o r. x

Christ sta scr. Geo. nelicf,
PRDPRIETORS.
We keep constantly on hand ready
made Boots and Shoes. We are also pre-
pared 10 m manufacture these articles 10 or.
der ia ! neat. substantial manner. Ty
IL. We viii also pay the highest e h
prices for hides green or irie ui.l~
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

Gen. =. S,one WIS ~ town o.
Tuc-Jay. aAd did good wo h o.
the Un.oa ticket.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
ANNOvNcEM ENTS.
SHEER IFF

To THE VOTERS OF RANDOLPH County
lND:. | hereby announce myseli a. an In
dependent. uai0n candidate for the office
of Shcrif, az the ensuins October cleo
ton. HENRY CARTER.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

Captain R.le, has letusAed to
MS req neat.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

The ST. fling of the ballet box
es in Ba.rholo new, Jennin5
Jackson, Shelby, Johnson ane
Morgan count es by the Knight
OF the Golden Circle, on Tues
day, was unprecedented in the
annals Of election frauds. Lodg
es oil that secret society exist II
every township in those counties
-lnd,anapolis Journal.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17

Drafted men arrived here yes
terday ia cons derable Eu nberS,
and were mar, he'd To Camp Nor
ton, where they await he heal
examination and muster. Each
drafted man undergoe> the same
physical examination that vol
unieers aie Su jectcd to, and, il
found unfit to to % military lu
", will be rejectca--,a which
case ne Is relieved o. all father
obi, slt,on= - serve n lh" arnr,
anG j. returned II lis home
Indianapolis J'urnii.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
1000 Local and Travsi,ry
Agents Wanted

ever, where for fhefr-fie.
fsr.fuvla eosies ~ for terms ;" "rrf'f'tes
with other informafior apll, 90 ~ af .irf.s
JOHN EDWIN POTTER. PA -Htr
No. sI7 SAMSON i .Phiiadeii "a "a.
june - y
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-10-17
Dr. YcE.can's Universal Pills.

~. Loiis. 80.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24
nArIInk.

tnpt WAND returned IN Tuesday
morning last, with bounty money fcr
biz recruits llc wns unayoidihly
detained, but will meet with the con
pany to-day CYlusday and pay the
bounty money to all vho have not
been supplied, aud to all recruits
who may join at that time. In n
very short time no recruits will be
received, and cobscripi do not re-.
cclyc bounty money, therefore MI
viii see the advantage or joining
Wards Battery Immediately, and
thereby get the bounty money cash
in hand.
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TaOI.Ss,.


We clip Che following from ihc
Sew Orleans C]rercen,;
Vrr conl.cgc over 30 Alg.er. the
n .wshov. .ayH hc hn- b trophy from
the lnt,.r Gtld Of Shiloh. li fcally
appear, tho Yankee are actually
afrail to meet the routhopcrs n 900
open and FAIR Ggh,, even under tho
difference, ot two to ONE. ifisatg
letters from orr volunteer all concur
tina; the gurmys camp we're nb1o.
dainty Supplied v.la ali k.nd of lux
utles amt provisions, oy,n 10 aar-
dIurs. Haloec sau,,"es, tbc hest "
,uear.cutnl hams, cheese, butter.
%ctachcr.. mess corncl beef. cisar,
and chcviu g tobacco. Ogr vulun-
tecrs made one good .ras. out Of the
cucAy. ii no more. onr suldiefFd1
not hugmur On their daily ratious,
which appear 10 be ! pound . ouuce,
Of hogr, % q rotul II salt beci,
Some sueat and coffee. Ia addition,
the enemy troops were ahundautly
supplied with clothing, and vel
equipped in Ill respects. Never
was an army better provided for that
tac Yankee army iltai WAS 50 vel
beaten on the 9th and It'll inst. Bu.
to the stccl.clad armor:
A TgopnY fRoM Tug Battle
ftgLD.-0ut young friend, Eugene
lIaighi. just from the battlefield d
Shiloh. brings IA u trophy, the righI
half Of o F:ccl brcast-platc, lost b,
soinc Federal on the field. lie LEI
it at mr. Office for exhibition. but diC
not leave any information as to il,
history. Perhaps the wcarGr siartct
TO run, and having made no ptoyis
ion for his rear, was shot through tina.
less honorable. but equally necessary
part Of his body. Mr.. lIaisht ha.
also . handsome Yankee uniform
lie reports the Federal camp abun
dainty supplied with the choices
food, wines, brandy. and crca,ur,
cOi.sor.s In eegcral, 10 which on
boys helped themselves con MITCH,
gus'o.
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Iinsol-cnl gpOljrs.

rs'llE undersigned. administrators of'.A'
estate NJ william Lowe. iresasei,
reported TO the Probate oSvrs "
Tuaica county, ~sti.sisipri. At the %Isnus!
term, lsts. that said cstHle II insalvsni;
MI pcrtons having c%laiiss agsins, .sld %.
tate. are hereby Mortified to come forward
md have their claim. duiy rrohsisi ani
registered In tho Clerks odc- " said earf,
II ne before tho ~ Monday IN March,
1868, Or thev will Nv forever barred.
WILLIAM q. MAXWELL.
Jan. -, ls6?. (na.6mt Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

TuE FoRr Jackson AFFAIR."
Passengers who lcft. New Orleans on
Saturday morning. says the Ava
lanchc, rcpOr, that the attack on
Wort Jackson hal been renewed, and
thas all day Friday a most terrific
Smelling was kept up. the fsdcrals
firing very rapidly. The report was
that We had sunk two Of their NOR.
tar boats, and disabled another. The
damage on our side was trivial.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24
prS Nh. j. ]. Reynolds will %,

Ia Mr.. }. ]. Reynolds will rs
sist in conducting the editorial de
parimcnt Of the Star during our ab-
sencc. lie will have full control Of
the mechanical department, aud all
those wishing job work of any lie
scription done, will have il attended
to promptly, and IN a satisfactory
manner.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24
CONsCRIpTS.

Tho Confederate Conafan passed.
on tlo ltlh Inst. % NV vbich plnoo6
every mnn 10 che ooulodcpcy oyer
y ami under % ycars Of age, in
military service lor three yoarA, or
during the wnr, and meaio' all 90.
thorit.s to raise new corps unless
their organizations are completed
within thirty day from its pnasaf',
from person. not now ~ the service
After the thirty days have passed
recruiting officers will be sent over
the country TO take al conscripta and
M mp Oh regiments. They vii
have no chance, but will have to go
where they ave placed.
DR.. il. Mosoly, Of orr county, bus
authority to raise @ regiment, aui
cordially invites ibc eou.cript' Of
Pamela and adjoining counties, 20
unite with him.
Dr.. N. Is we'll and fyorGbly known
to the citizens Of Pamela and adioin.
ing counties, % q man ciuinently
qualified to III the position he de-
s.rcs, aud We caaus be too active IL
completing the organization, IS "
only have until the middle Of May
We therefore urle the necessity o
ever. conscript in the county meet
ing Mt the Court House IN
Pamela, an MONDAY. April IN,
Whore W. Ill together can fall apoi
'somc plan for immediate and harno
Nous organizations.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

CRors IN MtppLE TESSEssrE.-
The Nashville Banner. Of las, Sat.
urday, learns from persons who ar
rived there Friday from Maury, and
adjacent counties, tina. the grain aud
fruit crops give promise Of an abun.
dan, aud healthy yield. The late
rains. il appears. have been wide
spread, visiting all the surrounding
counties.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

fS- The chiyalrous Lincoln gov,
crninCnt keeps up It's practice Of nv.
resting and impriscning women for
expressing, or being suspected Of en-
pertaining sympathy for the South.
II Is dangerous in the North to have
the manners Of a lady. rs all such
are supposed to be in sympathy with
secession.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

mir. Mcrrin, editor Of the ITALIA.
hatchian, Is nj present in our town.
We we're pleased to see hs genial
c%cuntcnancc in our sanctum IN We'd.
ucsday..
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New advertisements.
WANTED.

HAVING enlisted in Capt. ward's Ar
IL sillsry for the war; wish II employ
an Vvsfsser 10 attend to ny bssinsss On.
I'll I return. % the balance Of this yvas ct
least. prefer a man without q family.
and EXEMPT from military dsty, bat ! viii
enplcy a man with q small family II he Il
q good manager. Apply immediately.
April Is. 1s62-v7nt4-sw.
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ssJ The New Orleans Crescent. of
the 2ist inst. .ay,, we publish TO-.
day. O lnng account, from the Allan.
tn Cohrtisraey, Of one Of the boil
1T and most audaciaus thing. yci
undertaken ~ either side since the
war Commemorative attempt Of eight
Liuculni,cs 70 run Oh with en- engine
and three ears m the Western and
Atlantic road, Ihich connccss Allan
ia. Georgia, with Chattanooga, Ten.
ncs,cc.
Th.ir object. undoubtedly, was I,
burn The bridges, and otherwise dc.
stroy the road, 70 as to proven, the
transportation Of ,roops and munitions
Of war. Had ,l,ey been successful,
That great railroad centre. Cha,,a.
nooga. would have fallen mn easy
prey into the hands Of the enemy
and the whole Of East Tcnness co
would hayc been at their. mercy.
Fortunately, three brave mcn-V
whom al honur-pursued these mis-
Greats. arrested them, and jhwartcl
them in their purpose. Il il hoped
tina, no legal or other sort Of tech.
nical;,y will be in,crposcd between
them and summary punishment.
They ought to dangIe FROM the near
est tree and a, once.
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GREAT BATTLE!

TAViNs enlisted IN the Confederate
IA t%ersicc. md having the hu.inss, VI.
tho irn ~ iyars e Simmons to settle up,
| horehy give notice that nll who are N.
lehlci % the said u mrs \ Simmer, rra
requested - cnme forward aai .ails by
mote, u they can do NJ more. - ! nm ms.
ioua % haze the business cinsei up before
I 90. JAS. y SIM USs.
BArvsgtliA Mo-. N.h. 90. lsis.
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I~nsosvenf Notice.

'TNiIE undcr.iensd, Adminisissiof q Ne
Esss;s Of John n. Bailey. asesassd.
reported 90 tho Probate Court Of
Pamela county, Mississippi. al the January
term, lsjs, that said ssssss 10 insolvssli
I'll rersoA having claims asaipes said -
tais ars hereby notified TO have then ~.
batei and registered In the Clerks c6sed
said Court, on cr before the ith Mes)e
10 February, lsGs. or they vill be fessw
barred LOUISIANA BAILEY.
Feb. 4,h, 1859. A~dninissssida1
[vol I no3-6m1
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NOTICE.

T HEREBY wsrn eli persons that shall
not pay O. Miller . claim for $500,
which be holds against ne, As q tue bill
has never been found ag1iss Ne. 1foe.
bid oil persons 10 ,ssde for Il, for he rps-
sons above sisted can be guaranteed b.
the undersigned.
Arrii si-vTnflsss
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GENERAL. MusTEn or MIlsTrA

Brighten. NJ. y. Berry gives no.
,icc that . general muster Of the
Militia Of this county, will take
place IN Pamela on Tuesday, the Goth
Of May. A, this meeting the Mill.
tin are no, required to bringtheir guns
with them. AbsCn,CCs will be fined
81 20, unless they a give a salts
factory excuse. ten. Berry will
meet the serseants at this place on
the lay previous. to inspect their
muster rolls.
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BORT rtI.s.ow.

The Memphis papers = nOn.com-
initial ON the state Of affairs ut Fort
Pillow, and We are left entirely viii
oat adviees from that point. !, i,
however, represented rs being sui.
@ien,ly strong to prCyen, the enc
my from passing 1t.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

following s'rsy property will Ia
4 fill on the l-t Monday In Slay mr..
po-s.n. vha posted the horses and orm
nu reluired 10 have them Ut the cuas
House on the day u sale, wis
Tep horse. taken up by r. Mclnss.L.
Two DO d. de- W. u. IoLnan,
enc d. do DO j. 4. Bird-an,.
ono rcd ox ~ do T.. A. Taylht.
un3 red nnl white CS u. H. Jicisen.
y. u. JoSks. l.nn.-
Ap-l 10. isg2. ll.1s
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

~ The Confcdcra.es, says the
Appeal. at Shiloh, attacked the enc
my, instead Of waiting to be attack
ed, and n this programme be fol.
lowed up. as We have no doubt Il viii
be, VIC may look for a succession ol
the most british. victories that ever
adorned the pages Of history,
ns No news from Ccrinth.
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CsNsCmSrrs.

We call attention to a scmmuniea.
ton in this mornings issue, signed
by "Many Conscrip,s." Dr. Nose.
ley has authority ,oraise a regiment,
aud he invites all whom the con.
script law affects. to meet at Pancla
IN Monday the 2s,h inst ,nd icip
hin
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

A w. fgspns stlrff : ~ - :.
~ hefsElT heslA<I NAas ~ ssss n.-
fgl : *asn Hs fsa ss# ivtaas'I
w ,hs Ipes.s n ,.s.,s,as ..la IA.
I *lll asfshl II fsa fglia~luy sa.. ~.
ssns, u ~ Hsffin ssmFassl ~
INIT u fse9ls, ~ Il
Faoi4, H,nasg, IA M aasa
HshIn#s rarsis4. sth tf>s nes
P1ps's. y ~ihss ~ 10 Hsy nss
fufakat fhafsisa, a. tsshsft.
iiyhus8 OsfeF. fddns, Nh sng ss..
gpahrfnr tsli,g, fksk Nsy ~.
4ssdls. ssisfisfs i1th Mag hstl
remas Monday lJfh Hag kfa,
Wassans NnHHts THaaa#T. qmh Ne
Fsssh tfsak, " s1nsss !. 1ir Ms
SCR Place, fhafsdaJ, ~ iIsJ asss,
Soothing I'M coin wf' Y. Tgoasm,y s.,..
Ell W. FnrplVei IN faymsaf N Asffu~
fha lime IN fhleh me iss u n he ss..s>s.
- halha short, and lha q \ Tfsa.sss
mites, II smeilHf ilfes. hrlhf seA,a.,
aHflelpase dlHenlfg W mttlhs sh.ss..
hen lHli To- laffsf GUNS than The amsss'
iaa afa landrfad. 49, tarsans sga .As,,'
lra cautioned 10 asragtalu hefsfa hasd "A.
Fs8fi annuu' n thaf iates. and "a EN-.
prepared 70 p,f u, ~ faf ~ tassb,s.
without requiring ohsngn nihafw.s.
tlH payment eanhni H. made ~ usni 4
faAhfal j. viii be- ihe faai n ths las ,s,.
ai and The p'nallg " ihe Inv wlll hs,a.
Wfri ~ them = " ZONES.
Hall cdlesim for said Dls0rls.
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rss- The Memphis Avalanche, Of
The ed says, Gen. Sigcl, ofthc Fed
crl army, is reported TO have died in
camp, near Bcntonville, No.. Of ty.
phoia fever, on OF ahou, the 1lth In
slant.
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NOTICE

Nv house. lni. livery stable. Aith
a. flaIll. ml ground attached arc
foe rul I hive enlisted for the
alr, and wi.h 10 rent my promises 70
GOOD louant Apply %
BIT MATTHEWS
aprl 8tf
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MANY C%oNsCRIpTS.

~ The Columbus lAliss.l Repub-
lie learns through a private letter
from kentucky Dot the IincoIni,cs
had filled the Glasgow jail with south
crn rights men, and confiscatcd me-
groCs, horses, etc.
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HDHT hffWfH #t4fFU
~ fhHsisy Itt ~ Naaslsl
sisFatA "a ir pih AaA gafa hn
4 80 II ny mas IT. go
mvN aiad slsnfm fmi b. 2
feaifl he FL ~ Hefl Hak
III tgbfsv VI Hrsi ffsih Hnn
#gs wv. N4A4 #f f4fiHih. AZ Ne had
nmfh ~ t0em The Gsewt
fsst ha " maAt q ftlnsiian ah
.tlm ~ efsfy htri Haaisl laala
ae 500 m.iaF Hapah f. msEe M
t tfy a ihy II HNiy full,
sol Niai ~ enough ~ iefm al
brf mbsn} Ganh aen y hing
a IN IT. bsilafy b. a afa ~
.H4t' l m ailfaa mf ~ lahali
&c., ae%pyriyaty ~ eolud setlhr
Hti SOM b. at m e,ng's Htl
ta tohft pioh lw ~ g fov
Hag. H.ff tla feepiel Zine ~
rn'e.f. brI7y tnf ~ foo t
aftraeIia Lnfea ~ t ii
.ou lg hI' f.a. 10 De- inflal abA
,He.ra placed of#r you
VI, F HAhb,
ffpirn Artillery
fssss
Hnaios m t9DHVlIir s gen.
/ llfmtn eho au.aeliu coilhth III dp
night n to iall. FROM Louisville,
Witch dy De- ltn m ihe sd AiHfch,
reports Tint Ffaat reaction m tatlng
pIlc thetc anl thpi lbe people ore
tendy ~ revolt ID large 5umhoft, had
fhoy br arms.
We represents that there are no
Pea ml troop IF GrHfaeky, except.
ins d. f.8 hmlr lst i'ndstoan anl
Bowling Grcco llc flye there ar.
Lu a thousand troop, ~ Ilcsman,
which con De- olly tuien
-s.
70 lderN.r. go ". -EIu'IR ~
ltw wal passed BY bots brsnalmt 81
tar Virginia lcsi.l ,nrp on Nendny.
prohibiting thc issue Of lc,n.cN O.
sai' ans kind of merchandise ~ ms
other loreiuu.horn citizens, than tho.,
who oro na,nmla Gel. This wamoa..
ne necessary. There ARE number,
Or the foreign horn reputation ~ ac
tive hlsiuc ull over the State. who.
upnn a esi, for milit.i have throw
themselves upon the protection Of Tor
eign poRcts represented by CONSUL.
N .hc ConfclerHcy. This liN, pa..
"a With 80 much Immunity rs III,
Legi l~ainrc, will bring .hpsc yentlc
men 10 d realization % the truth ofri
Fold saw, "itis q bai rule itbt WON
q, aork both way. - Hie,noHi I'm
qu'rsr, III.
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FkAsAWN from my plantation, In Ne
~ northeast eafner ~ Pamela eount,.
Ali ~, naar Pleasant Mount, q maIsis
hoy. about twenty years old. 6 feet hlsh,
fnw houel, long faeed, quick sposen, fLs
above reward Will be paid Tor biz laIrsr,,
1r s0H ufe him % can 90 him
} u. SAUNDERS.
turii TO- 9ys
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tNyDgxgj.aErY.

We are authorized TO announss " J.
Boytss ~ u chpdidaic Tor tho Ones n
Sheriff of psnola County, -. shs nesshf
election. 1852. =.
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eel a. fha E# Ofi ~
.nfln. ffam fff daaktt. ffi
ftH .l H
Tt Hl'l ffs l ufy Ht
fnff ry N fl vi i'
iee HHifiA Npl afff H
III v
m III ift
m
n fl M Hf f.af
0n "a. h f,s tHal sat ~
1f ffina ts wig iH '
fiff nf u
H uaf ~
HHt iNn 81 fhem fi
fFf hfai
The waf ~ tifainia
hN' NHfI iI f'fh 20
heavy mahohn HR yfsiHlly af'ff
= at ~. fo lap sI+ lf0m
lHl oha finlii safe fhfoun ai fs
|tl'H Point. Wl'haHf iamaga
fthfiIs ~ N0fih ,nfoiina
a Ilfga fadonl fnfoa supposed %
ie ON. .houaand strong hndfl ~.
fhe qaofinh fivaf, near blIia.
lt.h Cit}. North caroIni, yetler.
Aty nl woro attacked Ny Colgne.
Nfiglfa ~ Gopgia regiment, aul
Capt faftes mbiin cinpnny ai
olufk, B Az. Ohf Wmall fUrs.
fought win rcd bravery folca.
lou heavy, Sis Confederate wuf0
|klIol including capt. McComnf q
lIonm,en battery Missielppl le
Iplou. nutcnant Wilson. of de a'
Gemep, aud aste6 otler4 wound !
md fifteen mi. iag. THE bf'lc CON
unu0l dvt hours.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-04-24

s No news from Ccrinth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25
From san Francisco.

SAN FRASclsco, Aug. 20-The inhabitants of
Port Townsend. Washington Territory are in
tensely excited in consequence ofthe removal of
the Custom House to Port Angelo, the new
port created by Congress opposite Victoria They
threatened resistance, and only gave up the Gus
ton House records, when the war ship Shubrick,
threatened to fire broadside in case Of further
demonstrations of the population. Port Towns
end has $40, 900 taxable property. Port Angelo
has no population or houses, but good harbor.
The political canvass is becoming exciting
Senator Latham is stumping the State, and is
pretty well received by both wings OF the Democ-
racy, but is bitterly opposed by the Republicans
The probabilities are that the Republicans will
secure a majority in the Legislature, though the
contest bids fair to be close. Breckenridge Demo
Gratis make no nominations for the Legislature
and will support the Union or Latham ticket in
the different counties.
large portion of the town of Bear Valley
Gen. Fremont's Mariposa estate, including the
st. Charles Hotel, and Government block, were
destroyed by fire ON the l1th Loss unascertained
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-25
Virginia News.

wAsHINGroS, Aug. 23-The Philadelphia
Press SAYS:
Gen Pope has fallen back across the Kappa
hammock. and made that his line of defense.
The enemy is in great force on the south bank
and had made several Intellectual efforts to cross
and turn our right flank, ut the same time making
demonstrations on our center.
Such disposition of our army has been made
that there need be no fears of further retreat.
Gen. Mcclellan has arrived with large pOr-
ton of his army, and it is believed has assumed
command o: both armies.
Fighting Of desultory character has been go
ing for several days, and the enemy has no
doubt been repealed at all points by our batteries,
though not without some OF artillery, horses, and
men.
During Thursday, heavy firing was heard on
Reno repulsed the rebels
Gen. Pope is praised for great skill and activity
in strengthening all weak points. Ii is said he
has had no rest tor seventy-two hours. Ali our
advices indicate our success at all points
The Post says:
Letters read in this city to- day state that q
considerable part of the army which still re
manned in Western Virginia, would arrive in
Washington to-day under Gen. Cox.
1t is also rumored that Western troops are
pouring into Virginia by way OF Harper's Ferry
The lllth New York 35th Massachusetts,
and 18th Connecticut passed through to day for
Washington
The sensation Baltimore correspondent of the
Herald gives story that Jackson is marching TO
Winchester with 100 900 men. while Lee. with
10000 is to attack Popes army: jackson is
then to turn to Leesburg and cross the Potomac
into Mary land, and march on Washington.
The bountes to be paid by the Government to
the new volunteers already amount TO 81 400
600. The payments are made as rapidly as pos
sible the treasury suspendng all other payment:
for the time in order TO expedite the work.