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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

IN 00A FASMAN'S IRON TIES;
~. UUO 1000 Speer's Iron Ties
10 Straub's Patent Corn Mills;
so Sacks Bran;
Is Sacks old government Java Coffee;
so Boxes old Virginia Tobacco;
90 Boxes Choice Harry of the West do;
so Boxes Paul Jones do;
20 Barrels Molasses;
90 Half Barrels Molasses;
Tierces Rice;
100 Boxes Candles;
so Boxes Starch;
100 Boxes Family Soap;
so Boxes Boston Soap;
zoe Kegs Nails;
So Coils Hand Rope;
500 Coils Machine Rope;
1000 Sacks Salt;
500 Barrels Lime;
l0S Barrels Cement
In store and for sale by
vicksburg, July 2, 1861.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

Js.~rFh SeweIl Jsss-, &c Saac1a No-ta
Csrolisla- oncs fs---1t a l-rl 10 k--He%
I-iaad- Tie GsE-ruor, rr-HElI-S tie H-.lr
n ar uuLssFa - lrtElr-suu~1t - tAs Feacu
dignity and CArasriam 1ecwru2 a t-~ State.
issued a pru<inn1.tinrs sif-rt1.s rww4r1 tar
jones and ~ fse- Bias 1r -a1 t&ksa r-tags
in New lork- .ni fsrs1Nit4 Fzbllsa~d =
counter rroei4-atzo1s - WASH - tacet-sls-
ly saai-
Be is Known 90 the tsaw<r-ar - f1s ex-
tended soverss-nts * Rlos-- f>lz-d. t1Ai
wbsn next the u1ster~ sue-l lrsSrss a. G.ses
n duel IN t&e rrsn1ns - FGrisASsszs- - ~
request LIS opFan<nr - ssAz4 ElE-A1 tAs
territory q Counecraeus- E-i,s "a st1z1s
within The tr<ritory * Na-~se1zsssts. Azl
shoot ac-uss the I'D Est1e STATE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
SUNDRTES.

SUNDREES.
WE have now in store a choice and Sc
w lected stock of the following articles,
in quantity and quality, and at prices to suit
all who may call upon
Sugars-Brown, Clarified, Loaf and Crushed;
Tobaccoes, from l24 cts. to 81 % per pound;
Molasses for plantation use, choice;
Nails-200 kegs, all sizes;
Hoes Traces, Hames, Axes, and .og Chains;
Rtarcli, Candles, Soap. and Lard;
Cement, Champagne, Coffee, and Rice;
Russet Brogans and Boots;
Flour of all qualities;
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, Carts;
Timber Wheels.
And everything suitable for plantation and
family use.
july4 SMEDES, DABNEf Co
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WHATSOEVER IN CHANGER
John II. Cameron

RESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
IL the public as . general conveyancer, and
will attend to business generally in the Pro-
bate Court, in the filing of petitions, making
out annual and final accounts, DEGREES, &C.,
and as Commissioner in Chancery, and is al
always on hand when dispositions are to be
taken-his charges will be reasonable.
Canton, an. Is, 's9--tf.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
School Examination.

"Class on General Information, stand up"
The class, consisting of youths in various
conditions of forwardness, and in garments
of patched hue, struggled up and prepared
for the ordeal.
Now, then, Jim Snithers, what Is =
politicianf
"A Teller which serves an apprenticeship
to lying, selling his friends, drinking mean
whiskey, and neglectiny his family, until lie
gifts to be a journeyman oiIice-hunter or a
boss Office holder
Good, Now, then, next-Whzt Is pop
ular preacherp
"A Teller which never has a call from the
Lord fer less than five thousand year and
expenses, including donation parties; al, 4
Teller which amuses himself By leeturins
around the country 1T $50 pop lie
gives literally of nothing to the poor, serves
the devil in such a way As be thinks will
least offend the Lord, wears first class broad
cloth, and breaches against pridei rides TO
church in a carriage, aud condemns tes
poor people for riding in the cars; and when
he gifts tired of business, he goes into sn
interesting decline, gifts = pension and
becomes a religious sporter. Or else his
feelings gifts over-powering, and hs gifts
suspended officially-when, If he gifts bis
deserts he'd be suspended physically with
q rope
| There, that's sufficient. Next What's
the prevailing religion Of the country7'
| Get all you can, and keep all you GET
| sWrong-Next'
iGettin' what don't belong to you, keep
in whnt you don't need, and cuttin' q
sanctified swell generally
| Right, next-what's . foolr
well, he's . TELLER who thinks every mar
he meets is honest, . feller who imagine-
he can make money by being generous Il
misers, liberal to colporteurs and missiora
~ societies and honest towards rogues-'
/ well, and what becomes Of themr
sOf who7'
why, the fools'
Yes, well, them that don't 60 into start
ing newspapers, and managin' opera house
for livin', generally eontrive to pick up
precarious and onsartain hvin' IS schoo
masters
Glass dismissed for holiday
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
TO THE PUBLIC.

few words is all that is necessary to make
known the history and wonderful curative powers
of this astonishing remedial agent, the HlghaId
Btters, or celebrated Scotch Stomachc, which has
proved ITSELF in every instance, to be the only pa
true talisman to health to the sick and at
aicted of every nation and of every cline. it was
discovered by George Ballangal, NJ. d.. F. r. s.,
Professor of Military Surgery in the farfamed Uni
versity of ESnhnrg, Scotland. When climatic dis
eases were cutting off in thousands the British and
French soldiers in the Crimea, during the Russian
War, Sir George Ballangal was appointed by her
Majesty, Queen Victoria, Chief of the Medical
Commissioners, to investigate in scientific man.
ner, the extraordinary longevity and remarkable
good health which has always characterized the in
hab tants of the Scottish Highlands, and the causes
which led to such deplorabe results to the same
individuals when exposed to change of climate.
He, Sir George discovered by patient research that
the Highlanders had been in the habit of using a
certain combination of herbs and roots, indigenous
to their native hills and glens, which, when COM
most superlative nvigorator and builder up of the
human system which the world suffering human
ity has ever known. Its remarkable powers as a
medicine were fully tested, and crowned with I'M
precedented in every instance where its vr-
tues were tried and it might have been truly said
that the good time had come at last.
Having proved itself equal TO every emergency,
the original receipt was handed over to respect
able firm of pharmaceutical chemists in Edlnburg,
who have prepared it exclusively, till its introduce
ton into the Southern States short time ago.
And it may be mentioned conclusive proof of
its intrinsic merit, and superiority over all other
preparations stomach medicines, either III Europe
or America, that upwards of
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
One Hundred Thousand Cures

AND NOT A SINGLE FAILURE.
Green's Ague and Fever Mixture.
WARRANTED to cure the Ague and Fee
yer, or Chills and Fever, in every case
where the directions are followed, without the
aid of any other Medicine.
Having purchased the exclusive right to the
manufacture and sale of this remedy, we
cheerfully offer it TO our customers and the
public at large, as nearer specific for Ague
and Fever than any other Medicine known
Je5 CASSELL d BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Green's Diarrhea Mixture.


OR DYSENTERY SYRUP,
A SPEEDY, safe, and effectual Remedy for
"A DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Cholera Infantum,
or Summer Complaints of Children, Cholera
Morbus, or any and all Irregularities of the
Bowels.
Prepared and for sale, wholesale and retail
Je5 CASSELL q BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

WKOGPENG Cough CORDIAL.
A CERTAIN CURE for Whooping Cough
~ d Asthma excellent in common Coughs,
Croupy Coughs and all Spasmodic Affections
of the Air Passages.
Prepared by CASSELL d BAUGHN,
June 49, 1889 Canton, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

IL A fat old gentleman was BIT in the
calf Of the leg by dog He At once rushed
to the Office of the Justice Of the Peace
nearest to him, and preferred . complaint
against joker in the neighborhood, whom
be supposed TO be the owner of the offend
ing cur. The following was the defense Of
fered on trial by the wag:
lst. BY the testimony Of the general good
character Of my dog, shall prove thai moth
ing could make him so forgetful Of his ca
nine duty - to bite . oalk
3D. He Is blind and cannot see to bite.
3. Even if he could SO to bite, il would
be utterly impossible for him to 90 our d
his way to do so on account Of his severe
lameness-
4th. Granting his eyes and legs to b
good, be has no teeth
5th- Ny dog died six weeks ago.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Lightning Rods, Chain Pumps, &C

lightning KOdS. Cndln TumpSs W.
y. NJ. HALE
rsaTJvF and ready to mount the highest house
l or chimney. ana erect Messrs. Western Nun
sons
MODERN, IMPROVED SLEMT, , SRdnM5AeL-fLuI-
Ed LIGHTNING C0NDUCIOhS.
lis Corrugated copper Rod with gold plated point,
with spiral fanges, which is far superior and can
lie sold as cheap as the fimsy things that are nov
ts;nr mi mn through the country. Also, Munson >
corner tubular Rod with gold plated point and
spiral 1anges.
4 I am Agen. FOR the above rods for Madison ana
..sa,,;nr counties am also ready to put UP the
febain- Saction and Lift Pumps at tile shortest no.
tice Persons wishing Rods and Pumps, WILL py
sending their orders and address to me through the
Post Office receive prompt attention
Al good supply of chain, wood tubing, reefs anu
fixtures constantly on hand for purchasers IN my
absence j. A. Herron viii attend TO tae sale 81 Tue
above July Q, 1852 2s-u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
United States and Canadas.
Feed and Grocery Store.

Feed and Grocery Store.
TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his
J. friends. and the public generally, that
he has opened, in the new building. on the
corner adjoining his Livery Stable. \ FEED
keep at all times, for sale, the following ar
ticles:
Corn. Oats, Hay and Bran,
Flour. every kind, Catsups.
Corn Meal, Pepper sauce,
Hominy. Worcestershire
Potatoes, Cove ana
Onions. Chesapeak Oysters,
Sugar, Pickles. DC DC,
Coffee. Sardines,
HoIssses, Bandy Cherries.
Rice, Queen&ares
Candles, Nuts, KINDS,
Cheese, &C., Candiess
Tobacco, kalsens,
Cigars. Mackerel.
Snuff whisky. fine ard com.
Smoking Tobacco, Bandy, Old cognS-
scan. Salt,
Starch. Backing.
Porter, -Bruehess
Ale. Ink,
Champagne Cider, Writing Paper,
&C.. &C., De-,
All of which viii be sold at the LOWEST PRIcE
h pledges himself to keep The best articles
in his line, and hOpessto receive hberal
share Of the public patronage.
He viii run N acoommodation wagon de-
Iliyarine Neal. Potatoes. Peas, and other mar
Eetahle producc. at the houses Of his patrons.
Persons purchasing Flour. Sugar. 30, BY the
barrel. win hare Is dslivsrod = their dwell.
Iinos without charge. J.d. Oz4k6s
Canton, Oct. s, 1850.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
PCOLLECTING AGENT.
A. ]. BRANSFORD,

WILL thankfully receive and give prompt
wv attention to all business entrusted to
him in this line, and will be found at Brans-
ford Dunn's shoe-shop, opposite the Post
Office. 2-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Z. N. HARGON.
RCHlTECT AND BUILDER

1ETURNS his grateful Acknowledgements
u to the people of Madison for their liberal
ipport, and pledges himself to renewed ex-
tions to give satisfaction to those wishing
d services.
Heis prepared to execute in the best man
e. and with the utmost despatch, all orders
II House-building and Carpeutering of every
@cription. He desires further to say; that
Is prices viii be as moderate and his terms
8 liberal as the mature of the case" viii
admt of.
! Gag- He is also prepared to furnish PUMPS
of the most approved structures for cisterns
and wells
! Canton JuEe %, 1860. Wy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
OILS OILS !

OILS! OIy.S!
II INSEED, Lard. Sperm. Train, Neatsfoot,
IA Castor, Olive, Cod Liver, Sweet and Al
mend 6sls, Spirits Turpentine, &c.
apr3 CASSELL d BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
MISSISSIPPI FOUNDRY AGENCY
AT THE
- AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT,
Az 81, Charlie. street, Corner of Gravicr,
NEW ORLEANS.

TURING the present. year beautIIuI Pa.Ierns J. OF
- G,s, .. 10. IL. IA and Is inch cylinders sta
zines. have been completed. and are now offered
for sale together with Saw Mills. Grst Mills Shin,
gle Machines, Brick Machines. Cotton Screens ana
other machinery, comprising the largest STOCK ever
offered for sale +; while, at the came time 1t Is OF
Southern invention and manufacture. and OF style
and quality unequsled by any Northern lmporta-
by mail. oAMoI- L. 0 en-
IAN s. 1861. l-om
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

Ii = sad thar Abe Iins-o,n locks tAiz AID
careworn- The-- wIE ke naxkEz- - hlz
left but skin AMI bons - tA- tsz-e Ae gsts
thr8axh With las war AZ tk< rate Be- - Boz.
losing flesh lie VIII EoG4tiess &c an lnter-
esting anatumical st12y 70 ia =e1--al Fro-
fe,<son-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

* The Rleh@oa3 Dssp&fsA sars that
nj the ride works recentiy NJ Harpsr's Frr-
" have been bored ~ ard rrr.srra - tka
ArUory AZ Fayetteville. " g. wA<re 10
hbrlearioa and alte-.fso1 q srzs wili -
Immediately eCramencesd A n1mk~r q
workmen arrived "a RaeA=snnl- q Nu@1ny,
from HArpesss Ferry, sa r0ass fsr Ss<sA
Carolina
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
r. WILLIAMS,
NOTICE TO PLANTERS.

NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
FTIIE undersigned respectfully gives notice
L to Planters and others in want Of the celebrated
- PROVOST COTTON PRESS,
that he has the sole right and privilege in the eoun
. " for the building of the same, and Is now pre-
pared to ill all orders for this Press at any time
Ev addressing me ut Canton, Madison county, Miss,
Will meet with immediate attention:
SJune II ,f;t-25tf. SAMUEL. PITTARD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

rt appears that n hziv nE Cuf1nA@& Lad
the eoarz,se n tel sAe HessiAnz tAAr f tAry
toek down tie SrcesSa1a 41<. Sc had ia
stuff 60 make a.osaer, kz1 wcGid d -
Her example sbo1l1 Sane t1s crass1-
hearted >ahgaissnlaisSs 81 Keztaekv. WHO
ssaai IN mortal drs4l q Llneelms zlsH -
bucxran-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

SrEsMBoAr ITKs--A w.s 81 so4r1 a .
steamboat. no< hrtls di>aaass~a u Ais
slunbsrs by scsse ssll0w-ielssrs WIS sn~@>a
20 dssPass LIS ellz2 % the te<tA, e.lls4
out
~HFlo. steward
~Nhaf, rra2ssa 10
-Briag ne ne wsy-eE"
What ssr, n1sSa u
Il Want . see tAese heSi-h@<< una Sama
DER names S~ his b~rsA hsEsrs d. n
20. at IN Fus oa.-~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Gst 4nttrita,r Giiii1t1,.
FERNS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADyERTIsING

an,ee dollars in advance; $3.50. if DELAYED 81,
monsns' or $4O0 at the expiration of the year.
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first regiment to receive the appreciation of
our countrymen by resolutions Of their Ma
tional and State councils that having been
entrusted by the people of North Carolina
through the action oi their Convention, with
q nag. upon whose folds is inscribed, "The
First Regiment Of North Carolina" by the
hands Of our countTywomen and that hay
ing been exposed to The dargers of battle, and
endured the hardships of the camp, in this
our only campaign, the First Regiment
we do hereby enter. in behalf of those whose
graves may be seen humble though they be
IA sight of their trials and lahors in the
name OF those whose enfeebled health attests
their patience and fortitude, and in the name
q those WHO yet live, proud OF their appelIa-
ton, and Of the associations Of which it re-
minds them, our most earnest protest against
this change.
Rosoirs3, That we have shown by all of our
atflonS, since the call for volunteers our
earnest ccsire 10 promote the good of the
canse and that while we are still willing to
make further sacrifices for the same purpose,
we are not willing TO surrender our name to
min lister TO the caprice of any ono, or to sub
serve the convenience of a few Office clerks.
and that we wifi never submit 10 such an i'm
position until we have exhausted every
means Of redress cor sisteut with our effcien-
cy ana character.
The resolutions having been read and
adopted, the meeting adjourned at loj A. NJ.
Capt &. NJ AvEgY, Chairman.
Lieut.. r. Mailer, Secretary.
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itor 'hs Richmond Dispatch
'e fiFSt Regiment North Carolina Vol
uuteeFs,

r., =" meeting of the officers OF the First
sr1't"ei' North Carolina Volunteers, now
- ,'Le" Al Camp Fayetteville, near York
caIis5 a. on motion, Capt. & VI Avery was
v.a.,o W ~ lie Chair, and Lieut.. Il. Mallett
bstFYlhled Secretary.
lueaii,'..ll nAl:inan explained the object of the
.f a. t't 70 De, 10 take the SENSE Of the officers
tjtIa ''S1intht relative 10 the change of our
A,ba "tgu2a ~ Of Lieut.. Phippen, Capts. X. T.
HusL. Mcdowell, and Lieut. B. r..
y,sn,,,, were appointed "a committee 10 draft
m yiiF iiF iof The action of the meeting.
up,s y. 'uiiAiltee Withdrew and in Il short
AN .' va heu aud reported the following pre-
l..e.l."Ho "Ho ItsolDiions, which were unani-
H. h.. % os"iletl, and ordered 10 be forwarded
Mem is 't'' iI!ohd Dispa,A and Eaamtaer, the
ton oiihda State papers. ;Lno the Charles
~ j5'"f0'y Tor publication
ts ,,1 fas' Dh The 2sth September, A. D. 1861.
fratn -. 81 piite aud modification an order
the sta3i' - j . Martin, Adjutant General of
ieciirl - - oi North Carolina, was read, di-
n,s,Pih@ mat ebis regiment should in future be
Ina 80 tNs tiie 18TH Regiment of North Caro-
t"'1nstefs Therefore, be it
Rec, -, ,hat having been the first regi.
ID = 'loto AaFih Carolina 10 enter the state
s.ats ~ tk'hia tgs frst regiment ffom any
"'' ~ s'ss' ana ssyssse HE sasaasfl thlt
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For the Richmond Dispatch.
GrumblerS and Facit-finderS.

There are some persons III this curious
world OF ours wuo, If not allow Ell to talk a
great de1i, would III time most assuredly
burst. Ii - painfully aInus.Hg to see such
persons, either sitting "a the p0rIor or stand
taG around the hotel doors, or il their count
IUE-rpoms. deliberately discussing the acts
and finding Ilulg " III the sayings and doirgs
oi tuNiT ieI.9IS--SupeIIorS IN thought,
word, and deed. Ny fault-Gndng friends,
did the thought never come .ntO your com
prrGcnsINe and aH-tiseernI"g iNinds thatit is
an easy :,Ut deli hTiul tas, 70 fight battle
"a the D1TiO", Oi win splendid victory
.,Iound the festive board Or nave yo1 never
ONs' .NcI how clearly any one car see = thIn-
after & has haupene>2 Try - remember that
the men whose acts you tiEd fault with, &lG
about " hOlu YOU gaUblr 81 much, have as
iuEJh interest in the coup5ry, end have as
mach @j stake aS you or have, and If they
are not as we'll qualified As they ought
to be, a4d have not the ptrspIculty
and foretnought that yea have. your
never make thHm better. lease grum-
bling. then. Don't talk much, but do. Ii
there are evils to be r@muy"d-ald we know
tLere are abuses 10 be corrCCied--and where
viii YOU not lind them, except IN ourselves
then your duJy, and mine is, 10 talk less,
and to put our shoulders to the pouderou-
wheels OF the governmental car and help 10
move il on over the rough and difficult road
X i compelled 10 travel. My warm -blOuied
friends, ana all those OF Il nervous TEN pera-
mcnt who stand in danger OF exploding un-
less relieved by talking and grumbling, we
advise you TO save your redundancy OF steam
power--turn il into 4 different channel, and
make it available for YoHr own strength and
locOmo ton, instead of blowing it oil and
wastinE II in the faces OF other people.
How grand and selt-importdnt ii makes one
feel 10 know that the world we live in W i'll
Stlll tura round that the sun will continue
20 rise and set; that battles will be fought
and Victories won, and that the complicated
machinery of Government viii move on as
usual: aud all done, notwithstanding our
ftult-finding, talking, and grum bling. The
story Of 4 certain winged insect on the horn
OF Il qusdruped, viii furnish US all 4 very
useful lesson on ouI imaginary importance
aul: greatness. CCLEx.
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The Late Engagement at LewinsyilIe-A
Correction,

ffesSrs. Editors: In your paper of a recent
date Il correspondent from Fairfax G.. H, III
giving All account of the fight at Lewinsville
the 25th uit., fails to do justice to the First
Regiment Of Regulars from Georgia. That
fine body of soldiers, under command of 1t.
Col. MaEill arrived on the field early in the
engagement, and for 4 considerable length oI
tine received a terrible fire OF shot and shell
droia'ie enemy htttefies. tier, 5 8Senehout me
they evinced undaunted courage and hero
ism, and deserve 10 be honorably mentioned
in connection with that expedition.
The following regiments We're present -
ktTshawS Third South Carolina, Seven =
r,nth Virginia, First Regiment Georgia
Regulars and Ninth Georgia Volunteers.
ONE WHO WAS PRESENT.
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DIFFICULTY IN CANA fight occurred at
lthe camp of the 18th Virginia regiment, near
Fairfax e. H., n few days ago, between
Lieuts. Gray and Mcintosh, OF the Pam plin
after the Interchange OF several harmless
shots, the former was seriously, and proba.
bly, faiaily, wounded by the latter wIsh \
kexies kBiie,
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vrYws OF THE DIsPATcH.

NOV P.psR e. fh'o er75ts per copy at the
'.sr and from The regular carriers Of the
','"' per annuun. s. SIX months, 81: three
~, UexxlY. --sS per annum.
vss8Ks, - PER annum.
80 tha Sani. Weekly nor Weekly paper
y ~. sent for a less term than twelve
v,>ftAs.
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Northern ReIigiouS Intelligence.

The hypocrite displays his humility only
in the midst OF misfortune. When his re-
verses are gone, he is Il "man of the world
again. At the beginning of the war the Yam
llees were eXultant with arrogance in the bes
lief that they We're strong-irresistible; but
tho South has taken away their chaplets
and they have become Puritans again. Itde-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

Col. r. 81. dsarge Cock, II. s. Al, haa ass
rived At Lsaseawsssht irsM lIals, IN ADVANCE
Hf hia satAyNalia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

9 EALED PROPOSALS will be received IT,.
, n the l5til day OF October, lc6i, for furnish
ina ration5 for the Public Guard for one car irOil
the lst day OF October loGl.
The 100 rati0us consist Of
BEEf-l25 pounds (eXc'uiing neck pieces,
good. twice per week.
EACDN--75 pounds, ,tiIoc round, except heads,
g"ca. FIVE tines = week.
FLUUR--ll2 pounds, tRicamond Su2erd-c
or It's equa.)
COFFEE-6 pounds, (Laguayra, ii to be- had;
Z not, Rio OF good quality
SDG AR--Ia pounds, (good brown Coffee Su-
CANDLES--lt pounds {AJaman;i,.o)
SoAP-4 pounGs, tsood Brown
SAI.T-2 quarts. {t'iue.)
BEAMS quarts, Navy, small wbi,c)
VINEGAR quarts (gooI)
The above TO be delivered at the quaFters OF Tue
Public Guard ~ re,luited.
Total ratiop8 during the year, shout 5000.
oc sl-tl5o e.. DIMMOCk Col Ac
fSs City papers copy
HARDWARE, SADDLERT, AC.-rhe s,sh-
scrber has taken. temporarily, the store on
Nam street, near II h. recent occupied y Messrs.
Fisher Il winston, druggists. He has just received
by Express f.on various Southern citie, large
aud varied assortment of vorv scarce goods per.
tanns 70 the HARDWARE and SADDLERY
business TO whih he invites The Immediate a. ten.
ton Of his friends aud the public, il is designed
TO make a speedy disposition Of the entire stock.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS.
oc 5-6t* Late with Saith, Rhodes Go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-07

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sjTar ii l.lgisisnA, L1oya baiCn ka0sa. d. pft-
telrri et II yer cay ana f0tud vouaeI Ia pFo-
lOgtipp ~. excellent opportunity Is aj,elvd ger
,a force, pernaszs li~ auasas the FlF,ue. ~
taii .psrsliaH ! ir.yr 80 TIE b4erl5ers ~ tEe cd
house oE nualog .sVn~f.re & Co, lteAIacn'.
Direct ~ 4. 3. WILLIAMS.
- 4-tut Baton Ron ~ Louisiana