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ITSS. SATJRDA Y MORNING. AUGUST No. 81.

Of the tiuses and the wresehei 1s<eHsr@<y
Of the people thai tbs hailliag whi-A thsu
took The n4ns q LstAycsss. LIS hesa. Il
the hfe-tiEne Ct sozae Ct his early so9rAa-
iOas. converted iaso a aanses1 far free
Americans. hy he very sgsusies sssiass
which.hs faashs IN to hsasi=pasEss.
Il ) anosher fart Suggestive q lie Re-
iiectiaa. that Aaaoas he victims = La
coin. consigned wishozi crime O. a,szssr.
and held ca secrsf a. a. Aasiriaa 4aa-
geon. Is Charles HoxArd. q nslsinsEs.
son Of one q LAfayegss's o,l sonPsaisa :
in arms-of TIA, hneas lsas EsSsr
Howarl-who led The gallant Nsryian3
line in 81 he battles e tie revata,iaa.
who turned The battle q C9xPeas -
that grand bsyoass eAsrgs uhich scatter
e3 the essny. sa1 gave ths dsshias eaa-
nsn3er. It enc tine. ca he setl. he
swords Of seven captured o3ssss-whe
foaght At Eltav SPrass tia Re Esuaaiae3.
wounded. with a sins,s oe,eF. al oaly
AAAEAk 81 rs W.
Grateful IlFyIsn4 has called eaansss
after him BAlJin9Ee dsahleI Ghe Aaaat
BY namias oas Of her priaaPsl streets
Eataw. ana aae.heE Howard. lis saas
have held high stasioas IA The aEny az !
in The C.biae, AL sAs hassA-l 81 -
daughter. SssIstazy e VA - tAe Csai-
net Of John A34aas. was heaare1 n III
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cd nan. wh5 Is passed hsazsisss l,s.
and q whose uPr;sas keAss. al gate
disposition. an soassFEatirs Psia,ia,ss.
no maa believes evil. Aa4 oa'y . brz-G
tyraaay esal1 aPPrshsaI saaslv.
Here are topics q Prossaa1 geeestiea
ga The ehAages a. tAe unss al 49,
natars 81 gbs aesp7sissa q ~ ssAiast
The soa of Joha Esstr How'd. ssssel
without IRx. sea- oas oF Msryisal sa1si
guard % hissl sellisry. aal shas ia Sc.
eret IL distant ps.s1a. ca gLs er1er 8
Abraham Ljaeoia-
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Tae itatuis og tae ErrRea Ema,Far
I3uar3 tac Ealtr1 states.

The Important issieF ua5-a us -aa-
lisaeI yes-es lav. frsn eaF PAN, -.#r--
Poairnt. faGy bears ea- ear f-a.- 5-e.-
license ir,za tle sse.aI &c - Eere-a
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the Sa1.hsga c5t.t. azl E, ae.1sat 90
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States Oar e5rrcsr .aleut tesasrss .hsf
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foilow salt-
The P4ssis. Tie sal .a.l-iI s-ss- ~
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joarnAl says. e 81 tac s-st-smeu Is Er-
rope aeka1~lelse tass ils Ssa.a has a.
unloabsel riga. e. sre-ls. azl s st1s
that q. The Soaih can never a-ais sessr
the Uniou." We are tarsher .a.sF-ael
that e ths sane j,agasl as.i-vs Psr-lierf
Liacoln's Irssage n rlest Aest. aal
bitter toasr Whsn CD ghss wr al1 .zat
The Pr-siIsat gee-ai,F Fssass1 ls saaaals
10 C5ngrrss the rrcsaoaleu-e et che
French AMI E9sEsA OsgeFa@sa,s u5fl
the American Secretary 81 >sale. ea tae
subject 81 oar 95aeazie sFsaA,ss. ea sae
srouad ghAt 5t uoall nos BE- Ga che paa-
he interest 60 Do So ash SHEA ue t4Fsasr
add that PEinee NaRaseoa. GAz EnReraz's
coasla AMI eaaslsatal sszvRnt " hefe
aew in she miiss o. lAs Do DAYS. sa1aF-
IN a,aass lhs hsAl 81 PaFgsasv. side
secretly tzkiag a0,es All aseeFta4a.as tAe
relative aasa,4Ey aal 6asacil slEeas.A of
ths Norsh azl Soa,h. w5lA viss O. re-
pert % Is IapeFial Majesty. thzrs Is
abundant ssasoa 6sr a.ara- TAe pfsace
has seen tAa Nsr,hsFa siA,sz@sa ss
Washiagtoa. Las vsswsa ear samrs.
foEned his o2iaioa ahoas he qaa,sgy a.l
numbers & eur troops. zs8 kas A<sr1 AL.
about the hattie e Bal Han gFea ear
side. lie VII probably soaa v5sis tAs
southern camps aal statesmen. az1 AeNF
what TIE other ss1s las = say shazs sAe
victory Il has ven. and ~hzs are IA Fsos-
poets sn1 hoPss far the fagaFe.
Il Is sx,rsasiy rroeab,s shAs Easjsz1
In view 81 he fass tAas see has seae-
thing . lose ca his ec1anxzs In he exens
Of eollisio1 wi1h he Un5ss4 States. Ard
that ths emperor q ths FFeueh hAs sclA-
ing 20 lose. Il he has ses se@rtAiag e.
gain by The gsarrsl-Azs lz1ase1 Ai@ e
take Tie Lad in aeknowls3gisg Ia izle-
Pen1eEee Of The revoked States. AL IA
breaking TIE hloekale whiSh sow closes
their psiasiPal Pesss. Sbs 81. ef eaarss.
folIow IN his sake. IAe eoeailsr2liea
for lis shas lea1isg he attack u tAr co.
eessi0a 10 hsn of sone 24vAhiAge IA La
roPe-reFhNps her eoassat thai D. she4I1
have The Island Of SNr1inia. araa w6ieh
be has loag set eoveto2s eye. EaslNr9-
knows that Canada woal3 DC IL iaauai-
nens danger Il she usFe ske Srss - gro
woke hosalsliss a. he laa2s 81 Us Anez-
lean people. An1. tkersG0re. keE pas =
that Franee shoali and<rsAks sAe - 50
the ecnmca bxnx6L Beth SAT eoktaa.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE MUSIC
Aug. II If


+ q Il Il +.
III He UNDERSIGNED respectfully an
L nounees to the citizens of Canton and
vicinity, that he has deposited for sale, and
always win keep, at s r. Childs CONNECTION
airy Store South side of the Public Square,
large selection of the latest and most pop
.ular music of the day; and, also, the best
classic music of the old and modern ceIebrat-
ed composers. The music is selected by him
self, and will suit the taste and wants of the
music-loving people. The ladies, especially
are invited to call at the above named estah-
lshnent, and examine the stock, particularly
the large selection of beautiful songs, where
Mr.. Childs will be glad to wait on them, and
attend to the business for the undersigned
Music not on hand when called for, can be
obtained in a few days, if desired.
Terms Entirely Cash.
AD0LPHUS BROWN,
Jan &C. '6l Professor of Music
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
IMPROVED METaLLO--PERCHa
BURIAL ASK EFT.
-Patented Octobe4, 4. 1859, by-
DIARSAdLL, COVI.NGTON, Il


H DLARSHALL, COPLYGTON, KY.
DERMIT us to call your attention to a new and
4 valuable invention of Corrugated Sheet Ne
tdiiic Burial Cases, which. for Beauty, Lightness,
and Durability, stand unrivalled by any improve
ment of the age. One of the most important fea-
lures in Baskets, before presented to the
world, Is that they are cemented throughout with
Gutta PerCha or India Rubber, with gasket of In
dia Rubber, its equivalent. around the hange so
as to make them Air and Water Tight.
The unprecedented demand for these Caskets is
doubtless owing To the fact that they surpass all
Others in the following particulars
lst. Being made of Galvanized Sheet Metal, they
do not require from ten to twelve strong men to
handle them, but can be handled easily as a
wooden coffin, and are deposited in the grave with
ont danger or peril, and viii not crack by hard
usage or transportation.
?. Being cemented with Gutta Percha India
Rubber, and gasket of India Rubber to make
them air tight, we avoid the very tedious and I'M
pleasant process Of using cement or wax for that
purpose
Sd. The material is capable of unknown durabili-
ty It never corrodes it derives its lasting quail
constant electric eXcitaton completely preventing
oxidation, and has maintained its substance aud
color under water for many years. Besides, the
Baskets are so made, with cross stays and braces,
to give them strength and ability of endurance
scarcely known to any other substance used for
kindred purposes.
4th Our first-clsss Baskets and Cases are finish
ed in the most elegant and costly manner, while
the third class equally durable but finished in
less expensive style, and within the reach OF all.
Metallic Cases are the only effectual means of
transporting the dead and, should we desire, or
necessity urge to disnter, all that remains is not
intermingled with earth, but can at once be re-
moved and deposited according to our wishes
For sale by b. 8. w. GAFF0RD Camden
HALVES & WAGGONER, Canton.
April s, 1861.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
Artificial Teeth.

The best, cheapest and most repIete Dental Es-
Establishment in the South is Drs. X. Il II. s, Canton.
are unsurpassed by any Practical Dentists in the
South-defying competition and at prices to suit
the times.
Persons requiring superior Dentistry should pro-
cure II where thav can rely n,,,n the xnetisrce
skill and integrity which Dental science can pro
duce.
gg- Ofice-One door East of the Stone House. "a
KIRKPATRICK & ROWE.
July I3-tf. CANTON, MISS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24

OUR STOCK OF JEWELRY is composed
in part, Of
Etruscan Cameo. Pearl, Carbuncle, Turquoise,
Coral, Garnet Leaf, Painted on Copper and
Florentine Sets and half Sets, for Ladies
and Misses.
Those who want the first choice of these
beautiful sets must come at once to
M0SBY il RICHARDS.
LSO,-Of Cluster and single DIAMOND
Etruscan Cameo, Carbuncle. Coral, R0volyi ne
Box and Glass, and Florentine Ladies' and
Gents BREAST PINS. Besides large va
riety of set and plain Ear, Engagement and
Finger RINGS, at
MOSBY & RICHARDS'S.
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months, or 800 at the expiration Of the year
RATES or ADVERTISING.
advertisements viii be inserted ut nNE DOLLAR
SQUARE eten lines or ess) for the first insertion and
inff CENrs square for each subsequent insertion.
e sional aud other Cards not exceeding one
STlare Of small type, win be inserted one year FOR
= i'0Lt.ARS or six months for SEVEN DOLLARS.
49, payment IS made strictly in advance. II not
Pala n ADVANCE, TWELVE DoLLARs viii he charged
i'I year or NINE DOLLARS for six months.
~ 70 those who wish to advertise by the year tr5fh
ne PrtrRfge Of Changing az pleasure. the rates viii
De-FoRTY DOLLARS for quarter Of column or
StSTY-FTvE DOLLARS for half a column, PAYABLE
quarterly.
Hents strictly to the business Of their own houses
Ihose who wish the benefit Of the yearly rates
must make the contract al the time Of handing in
their advertisements, to avoid misunderstanding.
entertainments sent an tcifiIOut anu specification
70 te number Of Insertions desired ,c,H be continual
uafi ordered ont, and charged for at the regular
advertising rates.
Communications Of personal nature or for the
benefit OF Corporations, Companies or private IN
situations OF any kind, will only be inserted as ad-
yertisements.
Marriages and Dtaths published gratis. Obituary
notices will be charged for.
For announcing canddates-f0r Beat and CITY
ohces, 3; for County Offices, 50; for District and
State Offices, SO.
Rs- Subscribers who desire to discontinue their
papers-a are required by law - give express notice
and P1J mp all arTearages-if they fail 10 do this
they are responsible long a. the paper j. sent
Moving away, or refusing TO take the paper from
the post Office, without disseminating as aforesaid
IL no excuse Tor not paying for it,
JOB WORK
Neatly and promptly executed at this Office.
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A school Teacher.

gentleman who is a native Southerner,
and who can teach the Latin language, Alge-
bra and the English branches usually taught
in our common schools, desires situation
lie prefers a family or small neighborhood
school Address l.. l., Sharon Miss.
Aup II. f6l-2t
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OILS. OILS


TyHE partnership lately existing under the
firm rasne of Davis, Smith 4 Co., has
been dissolved, under its own terms, by the
conduct of Abram Davis and Charles Duffee,
INV Tate partners. And hereby give notice
that alone am authorized to receipt for any
claims due the late firm, and am authorized
to execute all the contracts of said firm
GUSTAvUS SMITH
Canton, June %, dl-2o II
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
Citation.

To oil Persons iatsrested in the Estate Of Jokn
II. Magruder, deceased:
NOU are hereby cited to be and personally
Il appear before the Probate Court of
Madison county, Mississippi, at the Court
house thereof, in the city of Canton, on Sat-
urday, the l4th day of September next, then
and there to show cause, if any you can, why
the estate of Leonard Magruder, deceased,
who was formerly one of the Administrators
of said John II. Magruder, deceased, should
not be released from all obligation and re-
sponsibility to said estate of John II. Magru-
der, deceased, and TO the parties interested
therein.
WITNESS, the Hon. WILL. S.
c--> BAILEY, Judge of Probate of
LIS. said county of Madison, this sec
l-~' ond Monday of August, A. d.
1861, and seal of said Court.
GEORGE WARD, Clerk.
f. D. WARD, Dep. CIk. Aug II, '6I-5t.
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II Book s .

BESIDES a full stock of School Books
and general Stationery, the standard Authors
of Poetry and Prose. there is the best selec-
ton of New Publications that could be made
from the largest establishments in Philadel
phia and New York. now for sale at
MOSBY d RICHARDS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
Just Published and now Ready
FOR EeEIEIEEE EsY.
II Z Or L l. ALTON s
FOR THE
ARMY DE The CONFEDERATE STATES.

FTHHIS work, Indispensable alike TO the Officer and
4 the Soldier has been Issued in conyenien I
form for pocket use, with neat muslin cover, and
comprises pa pages. 1t will be the best and cheap
est edition published in the Confederate States.
The Regulations comprise all the instructions nee
essary for every grade in the Army-whether in
war or peace-from the private to the highest officer
in coFnmand-including blank forms for the several
Departments, and engravings showing the formation
of Regiment Campof Infantry, and Camp of five
Squadrons of Cavalry. Also the Articles of War,
Acts of Congress Organizing the Army of the Con-
federate States. &c.
Orders viii be filed at the following rates: single
COPY 81 80 six copies IS twelve copies, SIS
larger orders at proportional discount.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24

Also, all varieties of Ladies and Gents
Gold and Chatoyant W A It CHI CHAINS,
and BRACELETS, DC. at
MOSBY d RICHARDS.
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SilVerWare.

a L A R G E assortment of Table Ware,
consisting in part of Desert and Table
Forks and Spoons; Corn, Fish and Butter
Knives Goblets, Cups, Casters, Napkin
Rings, DC, &C., have just arrived at
MOSBY d RICHARDS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
HARDWARE.

HAVING connected with our Drug and
Variety Store, a Hardware Department, we
have furnished ourselves with Parlor Shovels
and longs, Plantation Utensils, Mechanics
Supplies and Kitchen Furniture.
These things we buy from original makers,
and sell at New Orleans prices.
MOSBY & RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24

--ssse SUNDRIES.
WYE have now in store choice and Sc
w lected stock of the following articles,
in quantity and quality, and at prices to suit
all who may call upon us.
Sngars-Brown, Clarified, Loaf and Crushed;
Tobaccoes, from 121 cts. to 81 % per pound;
Molasses for plantation use, choices
Nails-2o0 kegs, all sizes;
Hoes. Traces, Hames, Axes, and -og Chains;
Rtarch, Candles, Soap. and Lard;
Cement, Champagne, Coffee, and Rice;
Russell Brogans and Boots;
Flour of all qualities;
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, Carts;
Timber Wheels.
And everything suitable for plantation and
family use.
iuly4 - SMEDES, DAbNEf y.
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ID r UGS.

DRUGS.
OUR ESPECIAL attention was given to a
skillful selection of
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
WINES and BRANDIES.
Those who wish fresh Drugs and Pure
Brandies, should come to
MOSBY & RICHARDS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24

and sell them to Families. Those desiring
Lots will please see me early, or in my alb
sence leave their names with Messrs. Cassell
& Baughn.
hundred and fifty dollars. Those who desire
it can purchase on time, by paying interest
| desire to know, very soon, who wants
Lots. Hand in your names now while the op-
portunity offers.
The Hotel viii be kept up.
Improved Lots can be purchased, if desired.
WIN. r. LUCKETT.
July 9th, 1s6l.-3m 81
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w a 7 CH Z 8

4 LARGE assortment of Ladies' and
Gents GOLD and SILVER w AT @ II Z S
from the best manufacturers, and sold under
guarantee, by
MOSBY & RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24

Mr. MOSBY of our Firm, is just returned
from the North add brings with him the
richest and most extensive stock of FASH
IONABLE JEWELRY ever offered in this
place He selected it himself for this market
and being determined to accommodate every
body with whatever they may wish in this
line, we invite the public to an immediate
examination of our
SPLENDID STOCK.
MOSBY d RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-08-24
Mississippi Central Railroad.

fs go tsszz..a. iSssss----si
OFFICE So. DIV Miss. CENTRAL RR1
-. CANTON, -AHgl2, 1851
an and after date, the Passenger Trains
~ on the Mississippi Central Railroad viii run as
follows:
Mail, leaves Canton s ,05 NJ /; arrives at Grand
Junction $40 n, and Jackson, Tenn.
10 NJ.
f T L r I n C,
NJ i /, leaves jackson, Tenn, $50 n leaves
Grand Junction 10 Is ii, and arrives at
Canton at 9 P u.
RE- Making close connections at Grand Junction
with Trains of Memphis and Charleston Railroad
East and West at Jackson, Tenn, with Trains OF
Mobile and Ohio Railroad; at Grenada with Trains
OF Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad; at Vaughn :
with stage for YazoO City and at Canton with
Trains of New Orleans, jackson and Great North
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