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The national Republican., 1861-12-10
by GREEh ~ WILLIAMS, AactIo4eers
7RUSTEEs SALE OF HGGSE AND LOT, AT AUc
T1OS

On FRIDAY, the 10th day of January, 1879
shall sell In front o the prem at I clock T. N ,
5y virtue OF deed OF trust to thr subsc tber bear
i'g dat, the II b day OF November, 1859 aud 10
cuI de In Lber j. A. s. No. 49,, ioli1s!s So 90 aud
II of the lad records for thp cJunly Of Wash.
gton In the DIstrii Of Columbi., ths iol,o wing
nuined property lyi 4 and beiag ia he Ciy OF
Washington District aforrraii An laI do pn On
III grornd plan Or plat of II city Th. 5ouns.
and distances are fully described Ia said deed OF
ttust, to ait
Parts Of Lots numbered one and Nv. q and q
IN Square numbered fv= hundred and thiry y even
81 together with the i'm dts, which are
tame Dwelling House, &c &c. This oysrty
Irout, on T. street .outh between Ihiri AID Fouf.
IN u half streets west
1, rms, one fourth cash balance IN six and twelve
mouths the purchas to give note ior the deferred
pay ments bearing Interest from iy sac. A deed
give and u Oeed o trust taken OF III property to
the pa ymrnt of tue nUt"s. II the term, are
not implied with IN five after ATE he rus ee
reserves the right - Issi th- pr perry at the risk
arc cost of the fret pure b. wing TIVE. ,,s
notice OF such sale la some Lew tper Iinl,d In
the Gity Of Wash ,ngton.
L. SMITH. Trgsep
GREEN :. VILLA Ms,
dec 10-2dwSds AUctrunaars
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ClFCttlC LOults

After hearing the arguments of counsel in the
case of Senator Gwn, the court adjourned un-
til the third Monday in January next.
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0rBrCm,

MAYOR OEBGCE,
lN WAsuISUTOS. Dece,nbe,' ., 1851.
Proposals viii b. received at this office until
THURSDAY mex. tie l,th Instant, at l! NJ q, fo:
rakiug off the d sbc ithing u, d shngng, ard re.
sheathing Il shiugiug with new material The ecu
ire Market house, ON seventh to Ninth street
west; also, ior rdpGirng the windows aud doors Of
ia market from Be venth 10 Ninth street west.
Bidders will state the amount In bu X for wh ch
lhry propose TO DO the work which must be execu
t.d 10 III. saii4ac ion OF he Mayor anu the Com
missiuuers of ths Centre AHrkPt.
RICHARD WALLACH,
dec g-4t Mayor.
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THE rwrLrTH MAINE REGIMENT.

THE TWELFTH MAINE KEUIMENT.
Boston, Dec. s.-The steamship Illinois has
arrived, and the Twelfth Maine regiment will
probably embark tomorrow, to join Gen. But.
isr's expedition.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

Boston, Dec. Next week II officers and
240 privates of the North Carolina regiments s
rem. and released on parole. An equal number
of our men will be returned from Richmond.
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SMALL AND DKSIRABL BRICK LWtLLiNG
HOUSE AND LOT ar PUbLIC SALE

On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Dtce nber the
lth, at O'Clock, on the pfeuiss, we shall cell part
OF Lot No , III square Ironing o NJ ssuehu
setts avenue between -Four AID Fifth rtreets wes
runnir rough TO Il t eet together with the u
prove tmenis, cUuris ig of ut at well built lbrick
DwellinI house, containing ,ix Io0ns
1hi. Il n very coinfOr able AID well arranged
house, and 10 desiry be Il .'ou I1r .iyate
he,ce ii lie perfect
Teens one third cash he residue ia six and
twelve mon III si interest secured BY eed in
trust on the IrSshis
Jas c TlcGUlHr, & co,
dec7 Auc iUueers
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

81 The Union Prayer Meeting will he
holden, every day this week, i'll the rooms Of tn
Young Mems Christian Associ ton, Pa. avenue,
opposite Browns HOLel 10 commence at O'Clock
10 be continued Que hour only dec ~
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CAUTION go THE rUBLIC.

La consequence Of III. 1ustanIy increasing inn
"a ion of the ditieIC ca II, d OF Mes'rs Moei X
Cha uudon's Champ. suu Wines, especial v OF their
VGi Inprriol Queen Sea J | cDn'iter Ny duty %
caution tn pubic Hg ust such imp ISNtoI, ttd tO
advise pu cha-crs and c"n+uurr, 10 Uuy the Mo''
DhandNE " IDcs only from reliable and rrspvN 'H "
huu-es AuOLPhUS OECHS,
Mes.rs Nuer & Chand lu's General Agent
Ior III United states Il sd ihe Canaits
NelV rOri., ID. cemb,r ! 1861
The national Republican., 1861-12-10
w. Q. L., No. II.

Atthe regular communication of Washington
Centennial Lodge, No. II, held Thursday even.
ing, December s, 1861, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
The great Greater of the universe having
been pleased, in His infinite wisdom, to remove
from our midst our late companion and brother,
Ezra Williams, p. d. q. M. and P. NJ, of this
Lodge, who, by his zeal as n Christian, his wis
dom and industry AS a Mason, and by his open
heart and hand, was endeared to us by unnum.
bered ties: Therefore,
Be il Resolved, That we heartily deplore the
loss to the church, the fraternity, and the com.
munity In the decease Of our beloved and
revered brother; that we mingle our tears OF
sorrow with those Of his bereayed family, and
point them to our only source of consolation,
the great and meroiful Ruler of the universe.
A. G. FOWLER, W. N.
Attest A. Epson, Secretary. dec l0-lt*.
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COvEHNMENT DISPATCH.
FAST FREIGHT LINE
YORK TO WASHINGTO
ril HARRLSBURGH
A Special Messenger will be sent through with
euch Train in order to secure safety and dispatch
ALL RAIL, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and after MONDAY, Nov. 18th, this Company
viii receive and transport
Munitions of War, Government Stores, Sut-
lers' Supplies for the Army. and all
Miscellaneous Freight at
Low Rates.
WITHOUT BREAK OF BULK.
Special Contracts for Goods, IN Large Quantities.
at Reduced Rates.
EB- Freight ecaived only ut 'he Depot OF rhe
CruIral Railroad of New Jersey, Pier No 2. North
River
For further information, or special contracts, en-
Quirr ut thu
Office of he Company, 40 Broaduuy, N. =,
Or 64s Pennsylvania avenue, Washington City.
~ Mark Goods, " g Government Dispatch ga
Freight received fIom a m. to pm.
A. D. HOPE,
of the Hope Express Co.
Superintendent.
nov 26-lm [star and Intellgencerl
-
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pQInnr pIfRNTNI

BRIDGE BURNING.
Louisville, Dec. TIT Is reported that the
bridge over Bacon Creek was burned by the
rebels yesterday.
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T,oVEnNmtET LOAN AGENCY.
OEFI,E OF
EEU'gS JOH1SO.v y CO..
B A NIX E RS,

CuKSLR oF PGSSsrLvANIA AvrEuE AND rENrH
LEWIS Ju.IS,"N, OF cur m haviIg b'ra A.
poirt.d u Bhbslrruou hS"u ! IA, nduoual LuAL
authorized b. itc act ul Vusr sss o. Eth July hul
n ar prepare l." Iu.Lr.h 10 part Is desirous O
making Investment, any amount OF 10 tre4sut.
Nules, of oouV eneat size,
dec .. II LEWIS JOHNSON n co
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400 ,rTG. -,Gi- IOt
Soo ID ilI' O Il ,. r. - y =. rN''

IA cl nGe -,l,.G 10 oi Io .hnnl lIuEs, Warranted
God unI Limitation Co.'s .."hd - nduw Shades
al,o Buff, Grc~U az .alU' Il luni b. the yad ~
made irnO vi dow Sh d, flcure Cord ant To,
svis, ilHeTeai ria .u pr-. ICtuIe Nalts Eur
yG., al he La dsulr-t assortment Of Oval liUtLl"
Francs in lie cty ,i,Om he tesJ maGTt factory IN thN
country alsy, rus rl GriOut- an 'art Nisite fru"+
All Article warranted '. prr'-H ga o. no say
lowest ramuI 10. " p,.c-r
Allowing hn o.d II ch 10 ., cunutut' T. r'ons need
ing he above 30 d VIII nd new nd dtsilaIis
articles
A call solicit 10 nem"m"rr lne number "a
ions NAEkRIrER
No iN6 Sry-I'h -'ieet
dor, all We OIl Eel wS' Had
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

nor X k N T-Furnished Rooms in n
T. pleasant locality, within half square north OF
the Capitol. For particulars, Inquire at No 800
North Capitol street, between b and G streets
dec Q-3ts
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

Arrested for Buying Soldiers Clothes.
James spaulding and his wife were arrested,
with buying soldiers clothes. They were held
Tor future hearing.
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India Rubber Good Q

India Rubber Goods.
India Rubber Blankets for 81. .26 each.
India Rubber blanksts very large s.e, % so each.
India Rubber Coats, 81 90 each
India Rubber Ponobos, eighty damaged, 81 each.
India Rubber Logging, o. Per pair.
At H. A. HALL CO.'S
India Rubber Warehouse,
DOS Pennsylvania avenue,
nov 99-u Between Ninth and enth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

Gratn, PrOrisiOn, Cider,
.ar,ny y Family Supplies
CT ALL KINDS,
Corner Third street and Indiana Avenue,
WASHINGT, n, u. u.
200 BARRELS SWEEP CIDER.
For sale by EtLE L co.
CHAMPAGNE CIDER,
F,r-uis By STEELE " G.
100 BARRELS APPLES,
T.rsai by slEEtE x co
CuNSIGNMENr OF
NEW YORK STATE CHEESE,
For saie by EELE y co
I,OUU SACK FlRST-RATk
NORTHERN OAlS.
For sale by STEELE X co
CONSIiNAENI OF
WESTERN WHITE FASH,
dgco-im For sale by STEELE y co.
MLnn,,Lprs ExTRh,T OF BUCHJi
For Diseases OF tn B.addol, Kidney, Gravel,
HELMBOLDS Tx gact of Buohu for Secret aud
HE .MBOLp Extract ., Buchu for Nervous and
Deb litatef sufferers
HELMBOLU ENtrIct OF Buchu tor Loss
Memory, Los tf Power. Dimn"-s OF VISION, Din
Guilty of Breathing, weak Nerves, and Unive raj
La situde of the mu-cu.r y,tem
HELhBOLDS 5 TX: aoi o Bu !hu for all d's
tressing atm ns Obs'ru tton lrreE ulartits, hN
all disease u he 81 Eual n4ans "herher exi'hag
iu mile or (. male, from "ha ever causs they may
have orig siaated, and A. mater Of how long stand
HELHBJLDS Extract If Bu Lu is pleasant in
its taste and vd,ur. NLd Iau.l iiate In acioa
Price 81 rsr bottle or ~ bottIes for S. delivered
to aIY lidrs.r
DspoI, IN spn.I rea:h rr.r,.'Chnadcl2hiA
dc Tim
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

MAILS ARRIVE
Northern and Eastern at o II IN, 80 m and p IN
kOrthwestern at N, 80 q IN and p m,
Western ut IL am
Alexandria at q m and 8 pm.
GEORGETOWN at 8 . m and 8 pm.
old Point Comfort at o 80 an
Rockville and Port Tobacco at 0 pm; interml dia {
places on routes at p IN Monday, "Wednesday anu
Friday.
Annapolis at a IN aud pm,
Brookvllls and Frederick At q pm
Upper Marlboro ut 4 pm
Goiesyiile at . D IN on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
rday. LEWIS CLEPHANE, 7 M,
WAsHIsoIoN CIR, Dec. I, 1851 dec s-a
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

Whitehurst, No. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original cartes de uisite photographs
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Banks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan is the latest published, and Is con-
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water colors. Also portraits of
distinguished men. Attention of military men
is called to our full length lettertypes, for send
ing. by mail. nov l3-lm@
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

|,OSTE.T LAND CASES on Appeal,
y or other wi e. requiring argument or inSe uya-
ton Suspended iu claim OF State, corp rat Oh 5
or IN diyi luas cusp ded itries. etc. The der
sigGcd at ly in ch. rye OF the pre- enpiun bureau,
may be c. nsult,d ut No 429 Pennsylvania avenue
Refer to Off .ilis e N IaGd Department
dec Aims JOHN III. RlNCKLEY.
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MAIL LARRANGEMENTs
INl At tho Warrington CITY Post Office
Office Open from I. A. n. to $50 P. M-sundays
8 to 10 A. M,

MAILS CLOSE.
Northern and Eastern at 9.3O II m $40 p m and
9pm
Northwestern at 30 p m and opm
Western ut $50 p NJ.
Alexandria At p m and pm.
GeorRetowu at $50 p IN aud o pm
old Point Conf ,rt ut p m
Rockville and Pot Tob &C at pm; mterme diatr
ph ees on routes at m on Monday, "Wednesday
AMI Friday.
Annapolis at 8.SO p m and 9pm.
Brookyille, Frederick and Upper Marlboro at 9
pm.
Colesville at 9p IN on Monday, wednesday ard
Friday.
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AUCTION SALEe
pY WALL d BARNARD, Auctioreers,
ID Corner Of Ninth Street and Pa. Avenue

" " ~ L ~ u a 4 L " ~
SALE OF AN ELFGANT ASSORTMENT or LADnkS
AND GRNTLkNEN'S FURS, SLEi0H-ROBES, DC +,
DO, AT AUCTION.
Having Just received another large stork we will
continue he sal ut our large Jalssroom ot IN the
rear Of our Auction Rooms, at II ocioas THUR =
DAY MORNING, 18Th instant The stoNk com
prises large ana Superb Assortment OF Ladies' and
tientemeu's Furs and Sleigh robes, &C., from TIE
Largest Importer and Manufacturer In New York
mace up especially for the Iresen season. OF the late
styles, and will be warranted free from moth We
/ Dame-
hudson Bay, and Sable, Cloak, Capes, and Vic.
torines, Cufs, and Mufs
Mink and Fitch, do do do
Ermine. do do do
Ermne for Children
french Mink, French Sable, River Mink, Cspe,
Talmas, Cuffs, aud Mufrs
Siberian Squirrel. do do
Fur, Seal, Beaver, and other Gloves Gauntlet,
Cspes, and Muffiers
Fancy g .rriage and sleigh.robe-, Lined and un.
lined Buffalo Robes, 80, 60
The stock will be on exhibition on Wednesday
and the public generally are invited.
Terms cash. WALL BARNARD,
dec i'd Auc'ioneers.
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

Branch House IF L TTy,rou d. .SD,s l. a..
DpH.
We Big atrGtI II t. The above "a Il of rc--r,
Mott \ ChaI GA, md Al Nh suInc time 20 offer -
cuuaOi,serr- tie c.t.Jrltr WINES u lh' hpul"
agents pre- SIlTh y II RI,
lH7 ~. str,Ci, up .tai"S,
de- "--iwIi .'".r IA. 1.r"ur, Wash T't"n.
hEHAi;FMtINr IL METrUTrLEIAN
~ sOLICy.
Hhi"y OF "pc' ant udent, No. so iith 81.
- sons VIII l'.,r at pIoyrrty arc Ttqut-t,h
to l'p"t ."r IVsE ~ IN, Ne Al meat LlTAe
Iu G.titir- VI l. VI pr perry CIV ia lhr 81 O.
Nv a'--9d Il " II WfiN Nupt.
NutESl. CIEESE., CuEE,Ll
- ilIu r., Innlrcos CGgars
Nu K i.,Us. Crackers
AL on non,., AVID FRS /, Gntuphy
'' h. HAS!IN'-S& .,
3!3 D ,trcet,
nrv IH--h FlilhNrnunic Huildny
" lol0D Mhsky mt br Judy Botu, --
H'l On urEy'Ty,
r. Is, HASlISGS S.O
NY E"--.l j~3 u street facing Pa avenur
A LII EERStfNS ISDrBTED 70 30 IL, /.
n NEALh are hereby notified to call and ,etIt
III IT u,cuu, Is ~, Ur butVru The st day d January
IS 2; at.r which I'VE the bills will be placed in til.
ha"t- OF my Nt"r sY m election
deCC-ro3, JOHN T. NEAiF
GRAIN LENItIEli EOOTS
" jas Gri,. ! ..Ii /, nLls CHEAP, by
~ HAS INGS n %.
nov A9-' rEi G-GmOIlo Building,
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

XX1OOD! WOOD! WOOD!
w WOOD WOOD
For gale BY the car load Apply to
W VI GhIFFtTH,
At Jno HOlliHgihcads Office,
C0rp OF aLd Eighth streets,
doc O. CnYts Washing IN, ID, G,
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

ITO LET.--Two FURNISHED ROOMS, no
i 400 Eighth street, between q and II = wi h.
O 1t board dec l0-3tF
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

VXTANTED-A C0l0rod Woman, A COOk.
w Apply at the Camp Restaurant, corner OF
Twenty second and g streets, after 10 A; M every
day. dec l0-2t
The national Republican., 1861-12-10

WANTEDi-5V $40 Recruits,
w to do service In the District of Columbia.
Apply immediately at No sos Seventh street, bet
and II streets. deu l,-It
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

on his way towards Fairfax. lie is silently
miring in the midst Of those scenes, and,
like the old Napoleon, giving vigor, life and
confidence with quiet, but effective hand.
We all feel an enthusiastic confidence in our
leader. We see him occasionally. His per-
soaelie is very striking judge him to be 5
feet inches high, neatly built, very muscu-
lar, weather-beaten appearance of face,
firmly muscled, eyes rather prominent, large
Georgia nose, and with all splendid ex-
preston of countenance, which is enforced
and frightened by the polite, but piercing
steadiness of his cleaning eyes; his head is
large and prominently marked in its organ
ism, and there is much of the Napoleonic
vein expressed in everything about him; his
hair is black, and he wears q heavy French
dark brown moustache.
Our Regimental Chaplain, Mr.. .Caskey, is
here. We like Linn.
Writing facilities are poor, and this may
not reach you until too late to be of interest;
ifso, drop it into pi.' We are momentari-
ly expecting to move.
Respectfully, your friend,
ENSIS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

We lavc heee firortl ars tts HfF ur-
'razs N-,ta utla ttr tur EsfHart
l7esa isttrr lzea ea .rrrH-rrt .Eal..lr.u
la Neu ncrk rn 3 .-a 90 81 ta.- rrF- EH.ra
IS aa 1.uls tAs ur.teF tFa'r aFr-afrs
tt@ seraTer at els rae sew trk sHd
ct see Nfrtt sese-a frHr f-e ear
Ire t-is rrseeee Fra taFt Feal a.
Prs-llrzt's Nesssgc- { reerrt c. .sF It L.
wei receiFes- Asre- ana saF rra. H.rr-rsHts n
f0Q00 mer asa = So Uttsfstf utl urssett-
esslF e. rrEnsts1 So the daf astrr far israu
sc che rses..-e ft.lesal stl.A. ~ siI slrarr.r-
ssaes a.lvazee1 al as usa Ferg Grrs- >IIn
/ haeS uF1u b a. tes uest uurr.reF "a
Ssate Farsr aavs srrr resaa. lt arIlt.trste-
lv uatsstntas che ctrrl.ra..ras.r1. rnsIaf @t.rl
hs=sfltiss hezsn, ard ttrsas sIl as Frsrla-
staEtTy On tes >rgtlrFe state. rrsfr 60
v1zisrce wist tee arts 81 az ez~r- aset uflIl
uo1 ee i.sslf-.el 81 t-fure klstrrt.rs e taa
cssfnfrv. Tbs Erst ta-sF sr.--s arr 90
tered ST. gTrafaEs an MFFuF sa HW ulfn
AMI ashsr G5rees ra,ttfaans ~ ttr k..--r.rn-
thss- yss. rorsVttstar.i-nz al as. IS vlI
ks iatlarse,l = ais utEar NFf. esq fas
uaka1y War F7l-ecrtri Ssh 90 arr.st
v5Spr- had suur teFe tast p rE Er.r-
~ ceraFrsEasse ana Fsaes r
rrsasee az tau NaEtes 81 ssN
hlls t-eec trrue.1 tzs l-r
al - liacu'a- rrF - g.
taai>ass AT Frs-recg q csc.
sn3 saN rae >ams1 a. uas T.. H r.
has tAs rnfraass.tn alsl tsa9sr#
am noN ~sfasEssi ttar a. y t
utsaed o. Frlserutr AS aar .r
state 81 tle >al1leru C.nfstfr.-- IS
qneresi. 90 ansH ttrF are tafr....F.s sI.
esA 1 lave nsh alra faat tar ~aaf. aH atfr
De cunqrsrrsA aasl sAeTetsFss lt.tf.- t..=t rsa
reFsl tEe NuzE1Eru f1F1lers. 10 srra-t- o.
rea~sa t1-s HaE ai'l i4sf i-r- tr.r. Itr
faEare = uerv <.a11zF t1aa aFer. ara 1t 10
iFassssib'e 90 discover stzsir r4y q. .rssg o.
hRns A1Fs vpsaa-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

opened. All the mess, standing around,
smacking their mouths, anticipating fine beeI
tongue, canvass ham, and fine butter for
supper. But 10 and behold A demijohn Of
whiskey was taken from the barrel, sur
rounded by shavinss. Lieut.. H threw
up his hands, exclaiming, Great heavens
Is tnis all the provisions we have received 2''
You can imagine the explosion that fol-
lowed this remark. The boys say, if whis-
key is placed in the category of provisions,
they would like for it to be furnished them
Our friend u, says he is entirely out of
g provisions and would like for his friends
in Canton to send him g few
Yours, OLD MUSKET.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

quire of the contractor bond with good and
sufficient security for keeping up said bridge
for fire years from the time Of its reception
Ordered, that w. L. Brooks be allowed
the sum of Sl2 10 for three days services
and mileage as member of the Board, to
be paid out of any moneys in the County
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Ordered, that the Board adjourn until the
meeting in course.
j. r. POWELL, President
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20


~StAksa car nno1xyf Sal 80 A@aAFl tAe
one Aml muk t4~ s<arfF SHALL - ~ FAfsi-
saenv. imxite 4ea~4t- AHz4 f1s ~1t1l4 A4gfcrs
xkseA 1xf<as mest ertesf Sal We PAY
Iiaeai.'s ~sr 4sctf A =crce e c@F sens
rnssss rrrssA O. <axe tAe rest. - >c-.e 81 ear
rrop@rsv mn<a - a. S4xs t1e rrs44@s--ist
4 - mikA0us = m4xm@r-
1hsrar C faTsF wlaiinszs can te rzised Or
ske tsaserczaeat il ss1gv 1avs tte Gov
<s.nssns wi1 At uith vs-sr. aal t1s fccTfs
,Assl sseet tAs ca - t-eF sad s-1 ullL
Trea~mrw nasa~ wis4 aasmer the rasfr.as.-s
- rserqv. rsrexssel &r~ar4 e. tEsan &C.
.-..ss..l a. he tizee 20 tA<ss fsser IL tka
49, - snrA 3ez.-g a. dssrrrrnslrt
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

We sake 49, sllaEsaz sztrars f-esl tls
Wasaiussoa eorEe-Pcc-=aee q tAe Nss
1erk Tiuness
NHAinn14araawa- f4E rrNFEamt NtHn Com
=res>suk1. VESTED r#e Nle1 rr-rerrs srr.1Hs
tss fa1ou.1e re~farsiar, asa 49, rfrslVr.I
wss1 suc1 1rralsi E1aFSs 81 f..tls..r rlst
1e was flrce.i e. leave So f1aE af Fiaaencr-
lie waS AEE< l9 t-.-V. AL al t4ksrz 80 De-
Fazture. AS w4s F1l1e- WiE- u-la-s All ether
missiles
Hon- Ar3rsw Ialcsr-- q Isarssses. ves-
ter14y risstez sa.s ~ tEa fraoFs e. the
! tr-aaet se-e GO G1~ tr4as4l4r- AMI Mas re-
cesxss4 wnG- s-@ Ezass 4r.c1a4e4 arr4osst rHtsaas
&C re-rect AL a3lir-rs1n- he usGss I've
sreecLes. VIA are rerFesc1te.T a. lave
wrcsstr tie Esa up % tAe Atstsst FzssA e
e1EZ1s11S-1-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

sNrsRIY FIRE.-About u o'clock on
Tuesday night last, as the police were going
their rounds, they deserted light in the
distance, which had the appearance of an in
cipient Ere. Repairing hastily to the spot,
sure.enough they found the fence on fire,
within few feet Of the dwelling house,
which, but for this timely discovery, would
probably have been in flames in short time
The family were aroused, and upon in
quiry it appeared that the negro woman
had taken up pot Of ashes that evening and
emptied them into barrel which sat against
the fence, and by this piece Of carelessness
had well nigh caused fire which must have
destroyed all the buildings on the premises
At least, had IL got little more headway.
This should be- warning TO ~ house
knep1rs not to suffer ashesto be deposited
II - wooden vessels. Fires frequently
ecezE shis way.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

ANOTHER FIRE.-We regret to learn that
the dwelling house and kitchen OF DR.. w
S. G. Walker, about six miles from this
place, were entirely consumed on Thursday
morning last, at about three o'clock.
The family, we learn, were sleeping up
stairs, and barely had time to make their
escape. Nothing of Importance was saved
from the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., hooks, DC,
being destroyed. 1t is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendiary-probably
one of the Doctors own negroes
The building was fine two-story one
and the loss in buildings, furniture, books,
SC. Is estimated at $4,000. No insurance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

TIE Rc-rn1z1 Fap~-s. Il the toth inst
state tAa- NeG@ @11rsfe1 La - = trrk
upon WiacAezSer ~isA As HsIe fcrce. "A
that P1rterscas c1Ezae1 j. s-tre1rkea "A
M2rti1s6ar-. Ws1<Aesle< Is rusafr ia
mllss frcm MArtsns1arr. an.l Sartr-tusS miles
fEuzn ko-1eT, tGE ru9xe Ek-al-A whfch
Gea- McCieilaz ! sxF~S1sss o. y.sss. 1aa Gen.
JohnstCn MI s1trsReA k.1self ~ tt.r
poEnr, aid avail t4sir aFFroaeh. Ana MI.
Ct course. be reizZa-ce1 f-az M4aAss.s -
Rel rnon4
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-20

Tie Gcvsr1sr q yiEyiaia- BE- a r-ociHra-
tea q The ~<A i1st-. k4s c2lis1 ca tie
militia CT tie eoznti<s Il tircrn. or1zEo ,
MaAslsons C1sPeFPsr. RAFaA1naa~1, rrinoa
William fanqgae<, LO11ca and FAixfRx. hni
directs them % rspcrx k1<tA~itA = Gen.
Bs1cregzrd, - Manassas Jancsscu.