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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

DURE Native Wines and best Liquors Just
1 received and for sale. for Legal use only,
by A.& S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
Charsh DIRECTORY.

--U'tC--OOO-
". Z. Church
Per. n. Sqcnriaqrp. Pastor
Services will he held at their Church on
Sabbath the llth day Of November NEXT at
Ii. o'clock 4. NJ, also every Sabea,h evening
ana every alternate Sabbath thereafter Ut the
same hours.
of the day. until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
1t the church, commencing at carly candle
light.
E"n~grcgotional Church.
Rcr.G. n. Woodaard Pastor.
Services will be held At their Church every
Sabbath excepting the 10th Of Dec and
every third sablati, thereafter-at 1OI o'clock
4. H.. and 2 o'clock +. H.
PRAYER Meetings at the Church, We'd
nesdny evenings at early cnnd:eiight.
Presbyterian Church.
Ter. Lnthcr Doad Pastor.
Services will be held ut the NJ. r. Church
on Sabbath the Goth of July mt 10! o'clock 4.
n. and every alternate Sabbath thereafter at
he same hour nntii further notice.
Afternoon service at 4 o'clock on the 10th
Of August and monthly thereafter.
Prayer meetings at the School house Fri
day evenings at carly candlclight.
Bap,is Church.
Rer. q. G.. EJwcrds Pastor.
Services will be held At the Court room
Sabbath July 10Th at loa o'clock A.. NJ. and
every alternate Sabbath, at the same hour un-
til further notice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

A Large and we'll selected stock of Station
lA-ary, School Books, Inks 30, sold BY
a. s. s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

physicians will do we'll to call and ex.
l anime our stock and prices, before send
ing East for their supplies. As s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

1t will be seen BY the report Of
Tie Kansas committee that our citizens
here responded quitcli5craliyto thcircall
Two Hundred and fifty bushels of grain
and nearly one hundred dollars in goods
and money is not SO bad for Tama
especially when it is considered that
there has been asood deal Of grain and
money sent through other sources than
the committee above mentioned
Thr numerous friends Of r. J.
Stalry ESQ. will be pleased to learn
from the advertisement in an other col
',nn. that he has resumed control Of
the Toledo FIGURING Mills.
All Who have grain to grind, or wish
to purchase a first rate quality of -four
or meal, will find it 70 their advantage
to give him y call. Il is needless to add
that the Toledo FIGURING Mills have
no superior in the State.
I've notice with a good deal Of
pleasure the interest manifested by the
young men about town IN the came OF
ball. The Public Square is the place
chosen for practice. Quite an al,crca-
cation took place the other day, be
tween the young man AMI a hog
buyer. It appeared that the last men
toned individual thought the Square
was better adapted for a h,g.y&rl than
ANYTHING else and wished The BOYS to
quit until he should get his hogs weigh
ed. This they did not sec proper to
do, whcreupon the pork gentlemen
quitcly took possession Of the bali ami
put it in his pocket. This was too
much for Young America, who to the
number of about twenty pitched into
the hog merchant to recover the prize.
For = long time considerable doubt
hung Owe the result, but at last num-
bcrs prevailed over Pluck, aud the BOYS
were victorious. We are pleased 10
add that the whole affair ended IN per-
t,ct good nature, and a compromise was
effected in q manner satisfactory to a!
concerned.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

AIDES! II you want any Notions, Toys
1IFancy and Toilet Articles, or lates styles o
psrfumery, CALI ct the Pioneer Drug Store.
v3n2-tH. A. 4 b.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21

DAYSI CLANS Prescriptions always care
/ fully and accurately compounded.
A. 4 8.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-03-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge,
VIM. Il. Miller, Of Iowa City.
District attorney,
7. L. Allen. of Toledo.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Philadelphia Advertisements.
Painters & Artists Emporium,
TELEGRAPH BUILDING. North East
cor. of THIRD AND MARKET STS.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

JAMES BRADFORD. date Bradford & Stephens)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in PAINTS, Oils, GLASS,
Putty, &c, &c. Country Merchants and others will
find at this Establishment more complete assortment
Of materials suitable for Painters than be found
many of the Philadelphia Stores. all of which will
be disposed of on satisfactory terms. jnl4-Gm
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28

NAEeI nlC O1Ls
This oil is the only remedy in the world for
the Cure OF Rheumatism, Deafness, Govt, Neura gia,
LumjagO, ScaiIca, Spinal and Bronchial complaints
Tic DO;OreuG, Headache, Cramps, Group Piles Eel.
Ons. SpraIns and Bruises, GUS and Wounds, SwelIed
GlaHdS Still Joints, Scrolula, Erysipeas Sore Mn
pies, Sweled Brcas: Womb Disorders, Salt Rheum
Canker In the mouth and Stomach PalpIaiion
ErnpiIOBs Caked Breast, Quinsey. Sore Throat Palsy
PIeursy. lrers, Lock Jaw. Heart Burn Tooth and
f:ar-ache' Nervousness. COsveness. Burns. Sore
Gums OF teethIng nIanrs, HemOrrhage Abcess Stiff
Necks Broken Breast, Chilblans, letter Shingles
Frosted Feet, Fever and Agpe, Chopped hands. or
any Diseases that ara sore painful Is the only arl
lie over brought before the public that will do its
Work perfectly IN hom three To twenty minutes-has
been used by thousands and pronounced To he The
best remedy ever Uncovered.
The OIL acts on The system with eleciricty-is Of
pure vegetable prepar1 ton Not :he
of applying out ~ardTy inwardy Itat once gives
peTmat ent cure-ln most cuses from ten to twenty
minutes.
The best psychologists of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement OF the animal system is
the ecct Of an obstruction Of the physco ud
ia the organ diseased skilllul application Of Ihs
OIL puts immediate motion to The fluid and the
cure Is at"nce accomplished No bleeding an vom
ltng. purgng or blIslerIng is resOried to.
REMARKABLE CURES.
9SlOO VIII be gwen IT any Of the following persons
cunIIUt be found,
500 II they not of the highest in
The city of Philadel phia aud vicinity
hheundtiSm-F. DUFFY. Esq cerner of Locust snd
Twelfth ST., Philadelphia.
~ Rhenmqtism-W. BLANCHARD. 2O6 Eleventh street,
PhIladep hia.
Rheumahsm-JOHN CLINTON, 70 ". Ninth at Phila.
DO David Streiltch, No. L burn st
SsPTd'"ed Wrlst-W. Franklin, 81 S Eighth st, -
Feton-W. Kincade, q Eighth st,
SPrdlncd Wrist-Jthn Pbe, 400 Arch
("ut-James Logan, George st,
Nenrdigta-Dr Wood. Woods Museum
InfaHtmatOry GOut-G. w. Humphrey. Filth and
DIckensUn streets, Philadelphia
Ehea9atism-hlrs Sarah Sutton 332 South Eighth
street Philadelphia
Rheumdtts'n-S. SretsOn Filberi st. ah Eighth Philn
SPrained Ankle. also Enlargement of El6o,o Joint
louN DRAPER, 397 Market ST. Pnce 25 cents 90 cts
and u per bottle Try thing else give this one
simple trial. For sale by dealers and druggists every
~herr' - ian3l ly
For sale by VIM. Temple Agent, Smyrna. Del
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
100000 GUARANTEE

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
Blu = y 81 Is 3 NSEo
BUCK LEAD
90 pounds will cover as much surface 1875 pounds
Of other White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead 10 twice as dura
bl as other eada.
BUCK LEAD.
Is iwhiter and more brilliant than any other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Is superior TO the finest English White Lead for soft.
ness ana beauty.
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is superior 10 any other ZINC in the World for extreme
whtenes and brilIIancy
SHIVGTON MEDAL ZINC
Is 1nrva'ed for body covering property so pounds
viii do as much painting IS pounds OF other Zinc
SHINGTON MEDAL ZINC.
Has no equal for durability, it wears twice as long
as other Zinc Paint.
FREAClD RICHARDS & co.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa,
GTFOr sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28

kyxEas The subscriber having taken the above
. house and ftted il up in the latest STYLE isn now
Eth prepared 10 receive visitors in manner that
kaE4 cannot be surpassed by any house on The pen.
manila His bar will, at all times be filled with The
highest price liquors. ano hts 'ho'e supplied WIN
ros ~ Iii kinda in Its season. ffis stabiing is large
s,s orn,nodious and attentive osters always ia nj
ssnJance No effort his part will bo spared 10 rem
sey entire satisfaction to those who may favor him
rhs etizers Of Smyrns, visiting New Castle may
Au assured of 6niing comfortable house during their
"'Fa,3a D. W. STRICKLAND.
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Dollar Weekly PENNSYLVANIA
Great Bargains i'm
CABINET FURNITURE

FARSON g. DAVIS,
No. 800 Walnat ST., second door below Fourth,
Philadelphia,
Being anxious to introduce their Furniture into the
market. take this method To inform the public that they
have large stock OIL hand, ofther own manutactu
which is made of The best material and wOrkmansh
alof which they will warrant. mar 22-ly
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.


Benevolent Institution established by special En-
dorsement Tor The relief Of the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with vlrulent and epidemic diseases, and es
pecaly for the Cure Of Diseases OIhe sexual Organs
Medical Ad7ice gwen graIis by the Acting Sur.
gem. to all who apply by letter. with description Of
their condition, (age, occupation, habits of life &c )
and IN cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
ireee Of charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhel, and other Dis
eases oil the Sexual Organs: and on The Remedies
employed in The DispeEsary. sent the afflicted in
Eealed letter envelopes, fr of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DR.. J. Skiln llOughtOn, Acting Surgeon
Howard AssOcIaOn, No. South Ninth Street, Phila
delphia, Pa. BY order Of the Directop
EZRA ID. IIEARTWELL, President
GEO. FAIKCillLD, Secretary. deeply
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Peninsular Railroad Line.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and alter Monday ,Feb.ll 1861 ,
Trains for the accommodation OF
passengers will ruiz as iohUwsuntll
, further notice: (Where not Other
= wise noted, daily except Sundays.
II GOING SOI1TH
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
sAaLlssr SIGNS oE CONSUMPTION

"lf, ON the earliest appearance of these signs Of
Consumption, the patient takes daily about ten
grains Of the 1-ZPoPHOsPHIrEs. no will usually
sec them al disappear il period varying from
lew weeks . a lGw months; and by continuing the
occasional uSe of the Remedy. he WILL SPEED
liz FIl'D HIMSELF II THE ENJOYMENT OF
SUCH HEALTH AS lie, PERHAPS, HAD SEvIR
KNOWN IN HIS LIFE REFORFn
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Furniture and Upholstering
XVarehOssse.

B:The undersigned respectfully informs his cosome rs
and the public that he has enlarged his place of bns,
ness in elegant and splendid style. and keeps con.
Elaniiy on hand large assortment fashionable III X.
NtTURE., Of all kInds. manufactured with espetial
care by hts own wOrknen, and under his own supe =
vision. He also recommends 10 the public his nv wiz
invented aud improved Sofa, Bedsiead and Lounges
which for convenience and urpass an VI hing yer
used before, Spring Hair and Husk Mattresses made
10 the best style Ills prices are renal kably LOW
and he solicits share of public patronage
JOHN A. BAUER,
No 255 s.Second street, above Spruce Philadeipha
NH l9.lV -
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Philadelphia Advertisements.
American Hotel.
CHESTNUT ST., BETWEEN FIFTHAND
b SIXTH, PHILADELPHIA.
@I SO DIED nav
$3.50 PER DAY.

4The undersigned, having renewed their lease for a
term OF years. have entirely reted the house. having
painted, carpeted anc relurnished throughout. .
The location of this House is unsurpassed, being
upon the widest and piesent part of Chestnut ST.
directly opposite The Old Stale House, the pnces
OF Amusement, the jObbing houses of Market and
Third SITS, and convenient to the city Railroads. the
cars OF which run 10 all parts Ofhe city for hal-dme
fare.
The rooms are lfrge. well lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurnisheL with care for
comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream. Fruits and
Vegetables from Farm belOngdg o us, and which is
managed exclusively for The lOIel
The proptleIOrs the American assure their friends
and patrons That no pains will be spared to make The
appointments OF this Hotel complete and its table com
pare avOrahy with the best houses in the Union
jan ~ '6O-ly. WYATT d. HEULINGS
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Bricks! Bricks E!

The subscriber having opened a Brick Yard in the
town Of New Castle will sell all kinds of BRICKS
on the reasonable terms, for cash. Those IN the
ol,ser counties OF the State, wishing be supplied
with good and cheap Bricks. will do we'll to give lis
n c al hefofe purchasing else v here. a.eai - f$
inI4iy JOHN GUYER a. SON
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
...u. Daylight
Gas Burning Cooking Stove

o.. nay h9hS
Gas Burning Cooking Stove
What IL more essential to the comfort OF a family
than good Cooking Stove. This beautiful Stove.
The result OF many years experience, combines all
tire mOdern improvements ard has won for itself an
enyiabie reputation for superior BAKING proper-
ties; every one who has them in use speak In the
hishes. terms Of their superior operation They give
entire saiIslactIon.
THE QUAKER CITY
1888 Gas Consumer.
(Patented 9Th no., 1867
BY this patent the only objection those very popu.
lar aud beautiful Parior Stoves, Silver Gas Burner
has been obvIated.
BY the use Of The Quaker City GINS Consumer all
duet may be avoided the room ventilated without
diminishing the heat Of The Stove. and an even tenn
peraiure maintained for many hours wi bout any Al.
iention to the fire. al saving Of IA Of the Coal usu.
ally consumed.
For Sale at CHAS. JONES.
Stove. Heater and Range Warorooms,
No. 3O5 North Second street, above Vine,
octlo'3m ...t .- PlIILADA,
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
THE HYPoPHosPHlrEs

"The CURE OF CONSUMPTION, even In n,
Second and Third Stages (at n period, therefore.
when there con be no doubt ne to the nature OF
the Disense) IL the RULE, while DEATH Is TBr
EXCEPTION" II KNOW sav. a. r.
"that they will prove not only as SURE RIM
EDY in CONSUMPTION IA Quininc !. in Ipto,.
mittent Fever, but also as effcctunI 4 PilLsEI.
FATINE rs Vaccination Ia Small Pox"
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28
Industrial Stove Works.

AHS'NStAAS'' bObOfN w OlhCs
Ii WIN. c. NEMAN. No. 80 North SECOND St
Ax opposite Christ Church. PHLLA DELPHIA. has
Nor Sale the best family Cooking Stoves m the
Markell good and faithful servant The great
p ovider for the, Family Every household sbould
have reliable LEHlGH GAS BURNER COOKING
SrOVE-always reliable, always economical.
Also, the great Gas consuming Heating Slove. for
Parlor &c will burn less fuel and emit more heat
than any other stove,-For sale. with a large assort
ment Of all kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves
Wholesale and Retail. WILLIAM c. NEA1AN
No SO N. Second st. above Market, Philad,a8
seP20-3m ~ .ie sa.a 49,. t-...
Smyrna times., 1861-02-28

further notice
Passengers by Evening Trains between Baltimore
and Delaware Railroad can spend night al Whining
ton, and proceed next day by giving notice to COnduc
tor. and procuring tlOp.Over Check.
Both 'rraiTs gong North make close connections
for New York. T.. O. SEWALL, Jr.,
Sup'I Del BarOaJ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
For the Citizen.


FRIEND BoswoRTH ALLOW me to sug-
gest Gen. PATRICK HENRY as candidate to
run on the ticket for Congress for the State
at large We all know him to be one OF
natures noblemen," honest, faithful and
capable, and the good people of Rankin would
delight to honor him with their suffrages.
do not know whether he desires the posi-
ton, yet it is believed if his friends insist
upon it he will become a candidate
lie is extensively known in the State and
have no doubt all parties wonld give him a
cordial support. He was Union man, but
as soon as his State seced I'd he bowed to
the viii OF the majority and has Iabored en-
Enthusiastically in the Southern cause ever
since. RANKIN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
Virginia Militia Called Out.

Special Dispatch to the Delta
Richmond, July 10, 1861-Gov. Letcher
has issued proclamation ordering out the
militia of Green, Ma'ioon, Culpepper, Rap
pahanock, Fauquier, Prince William, Lou
den and Fairfax counties, and has directed
the ieyies to report Immediately te General
Beauregard- The Governor hlmself has
started for the Northwest
We have been kindly permitted to use the
following private dispatch, dated Richmond
July Q, 1861:
IL start for home tomorrow, detailed by
the regiment to escort Col. Dreux's remains
j. LINGAN.,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
IMPROVED METiLLO--PERCHl
BU RIAL CASk EFT.
-Iafepfsd October (. is5a. by
4. MARSHALL. COFINGTON, :


DERMlT M TO call your attention IN new ard
Efaific Burial Cases. which. fer Beauty. Lightness.
and durability. stand unrvaiied by any improve
rseRf ef 1be age One of the most important fea-
tEres IN our Caskets, never before presented 10 the
world. Is that they are cementsd throughout with
Gutta Percha or India Rubber, with a gasket OF In
dia Rubber or its equivalent. around the fame 80
as TO make them Air and Sater Tight.
The unprecedented demand for these Caskets 10
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 10 twelve strong men TO
handle them, but can he handled easily =
wooden coffin and deposited in the grave with
out danger peril. and will not crack by hard
usage or tran <port1tio9.
2. Being ecmcnted with Gut:a Pnrcha or India
Rubber, ana EaskEt sf ssdia Rubber make
them air tight. We avoid The very tsdiou- and un-
pfeasairt process 81 using cement OF wax for that
purpose.
3D. The material IA capable az unknown durabIli-
". 1t never corrotes. a IL derives IT. lasting quail
tiles from Q preservatiye power ocUasiene5 by q
constant electric exciiatOn completely preventing
oxidation. and has maintained is eutssARoe asd
color under water for many years Resides, Chs
tasN.ts are so made, with croSs stays aud braces
to give them a strength aud ability of endurance
scarcely known To any other substance used Esr
kindred purposes.
4th. Our hrst-class Caskets ard Cases aua Ssish-
ed In the most elegant and costly manner. ~hiIs
the third class are equsfty dnTabie bot fnfsned in
less expensive style. aud within the rear of all
Metallic Cases the only effectusa means OF
transporting the dead; and. should S-aSire or
necessity urge TO dlsinteT sill that remains 10 nca
tntcrrhinSied with earth, but AZ be re-
moved and deposited according a. our wishes
FOR sale by II. :. w .tAFFOI.D, Camden
HAWKS A. WAGGONER, Caution.
Ayril a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

Kansas City, July 3G.-The Scott Demo-
crat, of the eth inst, reports the occurrence
of bloody battle between Gov. Jackson
commanding the Missouri forces, and Gen.
Sigel, commanding the Federalists, near
Carthage, in which the latter were COM
pletely routed and driven back with great
loss.
at the FIRST onset the Missouriens were
driven back The officers ordered retreat
but the order was not heard ON the WINS
which continued to advance as the &c tr
gave way, nearly Surrounding the Feds al
lists. who retreated.
The fighting was mainly carried on by ar
tillery, the FederaIists retreating as the
Missourians advanced. They finally reached
Carthage, seven miles distant from where
the fight began
Gen. Sigel, it is reported, vas attacked
during the night, and compelled to retreat
towards Sarcoxie.
Gov Jackson is Certifying himself
Sigel's force was badly cut up His loss
is estimated at from 800 to 1000 men.
On Friday, Generals Price and Ben Nc
Culloch arrived at Neosho, twenty miles
south of Carthage, with 10000 men. Two
hundred Federalists were captured there.
One report says that all were murdered, and
another says that only a small portion were
killed.
Gen. McCnlloch sent COCO men to the as
sistance of Gov. jackson.
Louisville, July 1O-Travei between the
North and South is but little interrupted.
Passengers FROM Nashville via the Edge
field road met with bat little delay. Hence
Senth is six hours.
The trains from the South hitherward ar
rive two hours behind time. The Memphis
trains both ways connect closely.
Rev. G. B. 0verton. Pastor of the Meth
sdist Episcopal Church South, left this city
on Sunday night, with volunteers to join the
Confederates-
The Pastor preached to his congregation
Sunday morning.
The volunteers leave il squads, probably
at the rate Of 100 per day.
II the South be whipped, Kentucky's best
friends will wear black.
wheeling, July l0-Thc bogus Legislature
has elected Carlisle u. S. Senator from Yir-
einia. in place of Hunter, and w. I. Wiley
IN place Of Mason.
New York, July 10-On account of Gen.
Scott,s Introduction, the morning papers are
entirely bare Of special dispatches.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ia II - -. -

OFFICE so. DIV. MISS CENTRAL RR.
CATION, July ?, 1851
AN and after date, the Passenger Trains
~ on the Mississippi Central Railroad will run as
follows:
Express, leaves Canton 80 A NJ; arrives at Grand
Junction $40 NJ, and Jackson, Tenn.
As
Nail leaves Canton sos NJ arrives at Grand
Junction $40 NJ, and jackson, Tenn.
,45 Pm.
RETUR MING,
Express, leaves Jackson, Tenn, so NJ; leaves
Grand junction 10, Is M, and arrives at
Canton s A N.
Mail, leaves Jackson, Tenn, $50 NJ; leaves
Grand Junction 10 is NJ, and arrives at
Canton at sos Pm.
BE- 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's
with stage for Yazoo City !; and at Canton with
Trains of New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
ern Railroad, to and from New Orleans and Jack
son.
Through Tickets to all important points can be
had at the Caution Office.
e. d. FROST,
July 1S.h Sup't South. Div.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
Saturday Morning, July IS, 1861.
County Meeting.
Mr. Editor


A meeting of the citizens of Madison coun-
~ will be held at the Courthouse, in Canton.
on Monday next, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
to receive the report Of the Chairman of the
Committee appointed to solicit subscriptions
oil produce to the Confederate States.
Let everybody c,sme and know whether
we are willing to loan our dollars, as well as
contribute our blood, to the defence of our
common country. Those who have not sub
scribed we hope will do SO Immediately.
And those who have subscription lists will
please hand them in by that time, as it is
important to forward them to Richmond
immediately, say on 10th inst
RICHARD WINTER.
Commission.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-13
Bakery and Confectionery.
j. VAN RONKEL.

HHAKES this method of returning his thanks
i to the citizens of Canton and vicinity for
their liberal patronage, and hopes TO merit n
continuance of the same. He keeps constant
ly on hand everything pertaining to the Ba-
kerry and Confectionery BUSINESS, such as
fresh Bread, Cakes of all kinds; Candies,
Fruits, Preserves, Almonds, Raisins, Prunes,
Figs, Pickles, Cove Oysters. HOLSTERS, Porter
and Ale of the best brands, Havana Cigars,
Snuff and Tobacco. Also, Choice Groceries
such as fine English Dairy and Western
Cheese, Western Butter, &c., Candles, Soda
and Butter Crackers Starch and all choice
household articles. Also variety of articles
to please the children in addition to Cam
dies and Nuts of all kinds, he has a complete
assortment of TOYS Please to call and suit
yourself at J. VAN R0SkEL'S,
March 8, 1861. East Side Public Square.