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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
INTERESTING FaOM RICHMOND.
vaiEzre4lition, 10 FAKE .run-~iek, Ga.

Richmond. Sept. PA well informed
gentleman, recently from New York,
gives it as his opinion from facts commu-
nicated that it is we'll understood in circles
there. that snkee proprietors of large in
terests in Brunswick. Georgia, have in
duced Lincoln TO fit out an expensive ex-
petition with about go 900 men. to take
Brunswick and stsblish navy yard,
and open port for the shipment of cot
ton, naval stores and live oak.
SagacioUs men here think there is
much reason to believe this. as the Fed
Government is wholly controlled By
scbemers and spectators.
A lady who arrived to-day from Balti-
more, reports that the Exchange, South
and Republican had been suppressed,
and that the Sun would soon suffer the
same fate.
She also states that the Peabody In
stitute is being fitted up as prison for
secession ladies.
The Central train brought down this
morning forty more Yankee prisoners.
The Examiner of this morning intimates
that there WAS long cabinet session held
yesterday on the police of pushing the
war beyond the limits of the Confederscy.
1t says the cabinet is divided-some pre-
ferring ordering the army into winter
quarters. while others favor forward
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
Medical Department.

rTyHE Annual course of Lectures in this Depart
meat will commence Monday, Noyelsl be
H. 1861, and will be terminated in the ensuing
March. &
JAMES JONES, III. D., Professor of Practice of
Medicine.
J. L. RlDDfst4I.. NJ. D.. Professor OF Chemistry
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
a. y. CESAS, NJ. D., Professor ~ Obstetrics
GUSTAyU5 A. MOTT, NJ D.. Professor OF Mate
ria Medea.
t, G. RICHARDSON. M D.. Professor Of Anaso-
nay.
TH0MAs-HUN N. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology. Ar--
5 F; c ST,Ii5I d; Demonstrators OF anat.
The Roamsfor Dl-sectIhg will be open the
Fourth Monday in October. -ae-
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Sur
geoBs of the Charity Hospital.
The students accompany the Professors in their
visits and, free of expense, enjoy extraordinary
practical advantages.
Preliminary 10 the Course, Lectures will be de
Hvered daily ia tAe mphitheafre OF the Hospital
from the TIA Of October, on Clinical Medicine and
Surgery and other subjects, without any charge ia
students. THOMAS HUNT n. D.. Dean.
So The Administration uf the Charity hospital
elect annually. in april. fourteen Resident Students
who are maintained BY the institution.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
SUNDRIEs.

WE have now in store choice and Sc
w leeted stock of the following articles,
in quantity and quality, and at prices to suit
all who may call upon US.
Sugars-Brown, Clarified, Loaf and Crushed:
Tobaccoes, from III cts. to 81 . per pound;
Molasses for plantation use, choieei
Nails-2oo kegs, all sizes;
Hoes, Traces, Hames, Axes, and -og Chains;
Rtaych, Candles, Soap. and Lard;
Cement, Champagne, Coffee, and Rice;
Russet Brogans and Boots;
Flour of alIqnaliIies;
Buggies, Carriages. Wagons, CARTS;
Timber Wheels. -.
And everything suitable for plantation and
family, use.
! iuly4 SaEDEs. DABSEY 20.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
ATTEST By TELEG RAPH
Richmond, Sept. g, 1861.

Richmond, Sept %, 1861.
Messrs. Turner and Gaynor, Richmond
merchants. lately arrived here from New
York. They were examined by the De-
partment, and allowed the option Of taking
the oath Of allegiance or be considered
alien enemies. They were liberated on
parole, to give them time to consider the
alternative.
Robert NJ Lusber has been appointed
Chief Collector of the war tax in l. ouisi-
ana; Joseph c. Bradley in Alabams; Z.
Starnes in Georgia; A. II. Halliburton in
Arkansas; E. T. Blackburn in Florida;
John Handy in Mississippi; " illiam
E Martin in South Carolina; Isaac B..
Williams in Tennessee, and Geo. j Dur
ham in Texas.
Ii is reported that an engagement has
taken place Al Bsrboursville. in Kentucky,
between eight hundred Confederates IN
der Zollicoffer. and eighteen hundred of
the enemy, rsulting in our favor. ~z
Two expeditions, to consist OF twenty
FIVE thousand men, are fitting cut at
New York, and are to be commanded by
Gems Butler and Sherman.
The enemy is establishing coal depot
al Hatteras.
Gen. Brsgg's promotion i. to Major
Generalshp in The Provisional Army
cen. FlGye Takes Charge OF the Arny.
Richmond, SEPT. 25.-The command in
Western Virginia has devoived upon Gen.
Floyd, Gen. Wise having accepted another
command.
Nashville. Sept 25.-Col. Durritt and
Mr.. Barr, the Southern Geographic news
agents, al Louisville, have been arrested
and sent with Ex Gov Morehead to the
Jeffersonvlle penitentiary. We learn
that Judge Catron issued a writ of hobeos
corpus to procure their release. but the
prisoners were removed 10 Indianapolis
TO prevent its execution.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

Tns NERtpIas ADroCATE.-This is the
sitle Of newspaper iost cStaN she'd at Meri-
slisn, LaaderJ.,!e EQUITY. Miss, OF which our
young tr5cad CAarl@s Il. stinman Is the edi-
1or aud publisher We always knew that
Charley Was IA euteTF rising yonng man, but
we had no idea ae had The iadon.itahle ener-
Ky and courage which it certainly required
10 begin the Publication OF a newspaper at
Ehis time We hope success may crown his
efforts
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

The Highland Hissers Scotch Tonic
Is purely vegetable in all its component parts il
stands alone as the mghtiest foe of all Bilious and
Chronic Liver Complaints that human flesh is heir
to- 1t cures by eradication-not suppression-and
has deseryedly been accepted the greatest south
ern anttiote to the most prevalent internal disor
ders and infections that insest sunny Cline
Its indispntsble, and defy contradiction
- Scottish american Journal
hs-Sold by the sole proprietors. s. MANSFIELD
x CO. Wholesale Druggists. Memphis, Tenn, and
by all respectable druggists and merchants.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
BAkIKiNs-s gHEThkFfG uATFExr.

Mr. = Bsz-Kkxn.
Der - - rsae rs-azHsa =
te~tft gsr- . tae curative &c., 81 r.ar nar
NJ ns-Fn $50 -akfse9 Esaar~ 81 -. $50
. s.-z - am ta1 Z 1-se Haa4-as Z ea-l "a
eTzGi fraty@fess~<. rs.s ~--seserzeus A.n-as-s
tired s4frss~ sslls 81 -fs11z54.snx Lzrsssas -. -
e1sef tn t1et. tae BOY atHR ws- tssr wa-.--r s-~
- sn-r csfa*assf.'t Srift A-a - war n=@ ss -
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he's Eefarsaezi iss-e ~zsn n-rs..s - 81 - - -
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

ssa- The weather for the past few days
nas been decidedly wintcrish We wish
some oF our subscribers who do not fo3 it
convenient to pay Us money, w2ula send as
N Il few loads of wood. Though some OF
1hem manifest Il s;oicd Indifference rs to
shether we iire or s,arye, We hope none OF
shera are So baxa-helrled as to be willing to
see u frseze to 2esth
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

= ETTERS of Administration having been
il granted TO the undersigned at the August
Term, 1861, of the Probate Court of Madison
county, Mississippi. on the estate of Joel II.
Ozies, deceased, sal persons indebted 10 said
estate are hereby notified To come forward
aud make payment, and those having claims
against the estate are required 10 present
them, legally authenticated. within the time
prescribed by law, or they win be barred.
HARVEY L. OZIER.
Aug 81 Is6l-35-5t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
Election Notice.

DY virtue of writ of election to me d.
ID recied by His Excelieney, John J. Pettus,
Governor of the State of Mississippi. | viii.
on MONDAY, THE It'll DAY or OCTOBER
NEXT, open and hold election NJ the seye-
raj precincts of Madison county, in said
State, for the election of
One Governor of said State,
One Secretary of State,
One Auditor of Public Accounts,
One State Treasurer,
O1e Attorney General,
One Senator in the State Legislature,
one Representative Ia the State legislature
A. R. HADD0X,
Sept {. 1861 sheriff.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE MUSIC

TIME UNDERSIGNED respectfully an
4 nounces TO the citizens Of Canton and
vicinity, that he has deposited for sale, and
always will keep. at :. K. Chilis Confecti0n-
airy Store South side OF the Pubic Square
a large selection of the latest aud most pop
alar music of the day and, also, the best
classic music of the old and modern eelebrat-
ed composers The music is selected BY him
self, and viii salt the taste and wants Of the
rnGsic-ioEiDg people. The ladies especially.
are invited to call at the above named estsl--
lishment, aud 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
Mnsic not on hand when called for. can be
obtained in few days, if desired
Terms Entirely Cash
AD0LPHGS BROWN.
Jan. &c. '6I Professor Of Aasic.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
tTTenUOn, ARTILLERY,

T sfHEREz viii be a meeting of the Madison
4 Artillery, at Odd FELLOWS Hall. IN this
place, on Saturday, the 5th of October, for
the election Of officers, when and where the
members of the company are requested To be
present. Sept 28, l86l-tf
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

TIE TOMBSTONE GUARDs.-This company
was fully organized on Saturday last by the
election of the following officers.
E. c. Postell, CaTtain;
DR. Frank Cotton, LIST Lieut.;
II. C. Tupper ID Lieut.;
Adam Walker, .. S
The third Lieut.. has not yet been elected
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
SETTLE UP.

4 Il PERSUNS fafeAsa1 sr tae -
II slgHesi- en- opea aeeeaat- arc rrea-sra
70 call amd setti@ up b nase "a a-aa-a-sa
We are willing 60 take 5rensaeg Noes I'd ta.
State af Mississippi ST af ras Gauss-erssr
States, a. par IA Paguseat ef ear a~eamass.
" T. SIzLlE ta-
July e. 1ssi-sF
P = Trsasarv Soses e. Ss1te az Nlssrs-
sipni raSeu AZ ~ fa- Essso.7z
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

MORE TRooPs.-Three hundred Texas
troops passed through our town on Wednes-
day night last, about IL o'clock. They were
furnished with supper by our citizens.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
SUBSCRIBERS TO ARTILLERY

M ILL please take notice that the sub
w serIptIon lists have been left with Mr..
G W. Andrews, at the store of Messrs. Gil
mer Adams, and DR.. kirkpatrick, at his
office, where they are ready al all times, 10
receive the several amounts subscribed.
the guns-to purchase which said sub
scrfptlon was taken up-wiu be here ia a
few days, and the money Is no@ needed TO
meet tue engagements of the company.
Sent % lS6l-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
Election Notice.

DY virtue of writ of Election to me di-
ID reeted by His Excelleney. John ]. Pettus,
Governor of the State of Mississippi, | viii,
on WEDNESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF No
YEABER NEXT, open aud hold IA election
at the several precincts in Madison county
in- said State, for the election Of Electors for
President and Vice President Of the COnfeds-
rate States of America, and one member Of
the House Of Representative in the Congress
of the Confederate States.
A r. HADD0X.
Sent Z 1861 Sheriff
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

The ARTILLERY.-We learn that this COM
pany now numbers seventy-fve or eighty
men, with a fair prospect of soon being full
up to the maximum figure. BY reference to
our ADVERTISING columns it will be seen that
the election of officers will take place next
Saturday
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

C.xroS FEMALE IxsTITUTE.-The exercises
of this institution viii be renewed on the
first Monday in October, proximo.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
N0rEEE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
to the late Joel h. 0zier. either on Livery
Stable or Grocery account, are urCe1tIy re-
quested to come forward without delay, while
the matter is fresh in their minds, and settle
the amount, either by cash note. The
books ard accounts were all DESTROYED BY
the fire, and | have to rely TO great extent
the integrity Of those who were indebted
for fair settlement of their accounts.
b. l.. OZIER, Administrator.
Aug 81 I2EI-lm
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

PoxEGRArArEs-We are indebted to Mrs.
Asa Coleman for some very fine Pomegran-
ates, the largest we have ever seen in Missis-
sippi.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

s0-We ask tention to the advertisement
of Walker, Manhard & Co., who have fine
Nursery of Fruit Trees near this place.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

seas The song entitled 1.-The Battle Of
Manassas Plains was handed in too late for
to-day paper. 1t will appear -ext week
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
saturday Morning. September IS. 1851.
FOR RINGER

We are authorized to announce \ ~
GURLEY as a candidate for Ranger Of Madi-5
son county, at the special election in October.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

NOW ready. complete and illustrated
~ edition. Of
LIGHT ARTILLERY TACTICSi
Embracing the Schools of the Piece ard
Battery; full instructions Tor Field SerxIees
Composition aud Arran cement Of Batteries
for Action; description OF Pieces, PT0jeetlles,
&c; complied FROM Cooper, Roberts. and the
work prepared by Board Of Artillery OH
GERS, 1850.
To which is added Manuals Of the Sabre
and Colts Revolver; Guard Mounting; duties
of SeRtiaels; duties of QusIterEnasters aad
Commissariess Soldiers Rations and mode OF
Cooking them; Suggestions 10 Soldiers :
Blank Forms for Officers, sc.
Price, 81 three copies, = so. Sent by
mail, prepaid, on receipt of price.
Ens~A full supply of other military works
constantly on hand. Address
J. L. POWER.
Sept I. elf JACKSON, Mss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

M. We ask attention to thecard of Messrs.
c. NJ. Harvey Co., Commission Merchants
Of New Orleans.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

BACGING, ROPE AND TWiNE.
1a- BALES Extra heavy India BagEinx
-I[o 500 coils AHchine Rope;
$50 half coils do do:
29oo lbs. Irvine. IN store. Fer sale T.
jaI-t SaEDES, DABSEY 4 CO.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

1VISTED-f situation. as Teacher, "
w young iaay, y no is desiraus OF form
ing an enga cement 70 instruct either IL q
family or snail school. Address
n C.,
Sept :. 1851. Box Ca Canton, Mss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

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OkExC1 - D4s ~. cxxru-lt 81 AZ
ts~rus. Is< AZ
ON and after date. tie Fa-~aase- fra1az
" an tbs HISS 81 CsEEr4- s-ai-sz-s -. l-a a..
fai.sw=-
Nail leaves Czn.rz s.1z X sr-sres ~ s--zas
Jan-ti4a sac a =, "a @2rzse1s As41-
liz
EETuSx
Nail. leaves sacs-aa- Erur-- ess# e7
tsrtnE 4aretas- la.45 @as4 aas-ss~ ai
CAmtaa ~ p ?
81 Hskiu- 60 -e cana-er - ~ ta-szss
with TFsia- af Ns-lahs s-la ttssH.s=Ssr1
s.s<f znt Ne~t - - k~za. Tees. WtfA -saas-
saa'le ana ola, Esss'rgsst- AZ Nraaassaa Haas 4s
Of Nls-lssie,gf and Fsuse~-se s-strss- - sa.- +
Sith stage for N41rs NstF as 20 t.1sz -
Trains ~ Neqx tisi-sa>- Aaessal E1E ts-.-t y
err Railroad. a. aa4 -sa-a Ses Ws-s-1> 49, g.
ThraaSa Tickets 20 az i.arassaar p-s-ss -4z -e
lad a. TIE Caatea C--ae-
y. II FRts>T~
AaS. =. = 80 ~s-zh lsv-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
transportation Department..

FREIGHT will be received the Company's Depot,
foot of Caliore street New Orleans, up $3.50 p.
N dsily. Sundays excepted.
All freight intended for transportation must be dis
tincfly marked with Initials of consignee and
place of destinations aud freight will he received
consigned 20 established stations the line OF the
road or its connections. e1
The Company holds tseff responsible for the value
all Cotton shipped BY the road which De lost by IRE
fIo4a w time IL !. Feceiped fer Sfatons the line
until weive hours after notice TO eonsgaee of its
a the Depot in New Orleans
Agents of the railroad company not permit al
receive reeiEi for bank specie eyei;y Other
express matter. They viii be- received by the gent.
of the Adams Express, SO Camp street.
T. S. WILLIAMS, General Surrr't.
Jan. 2I. 1860
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.
ssss g4z.T1 1@E2

1850. ISGO
PASSENGER TRAIN leaves the Depot of the Com
psny. corner of Calliope and Magnolia streets iT
New Orleans 80 A M and arrives Canton 73t
Train leaves Canton for New Orleans at 30 P. II,
and arrives at New Orleans at 10 A. n.
Trains going North make close connections with the
Mississippi Central Railroad at Canton. s.. $3.50
Children three wears OLD and under free: those over
three and up twelve cid. half price al Vel
twelve yeaFs Of age, full fare. = So 81 a4 +
Through tcksts 70 all prinolpai cities North and
can be obtained the Ticket Usee of the Company
No ll3 Camp street. opposite Lafayette square Al
the Depot New Orleans. u =
T. s WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
Artificial Teeth!

Tie bsst- cheapest a. mass r-rle-a De--- r
t71,lStrlent - .de >ss--a E. Lts- = n D t.s~sa
Their facilities fzr aaan go Er-Ef Ua-re
srv uu-Erra~-e1 bv anw Frs-f-.as msaa-r- ra~
-0uth-s.es sing cosagellgsan ana 81 nr.rns O. -r
The times
fsr-0uS Eeif-li-ia- z--r=rir- Fsas-z-r-F -r-z- g.
care & EheFe tleg 90 r-tv r--aa. 49, Hzea
~Sili sad izsrrrisg whaea f.-ar1 s-isaee -aa a--
68ee.
az u e-u1s &.H1r e-r-- al - ~zaaa 81 -
kzEERA RISK q EfsHE
JsiT i3-G gNNEIsN Nrss
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28
FALL. GOODS,

an 900 FASMANeS IRON TIES;
~. wv 10000 Speer's Iron Ties;
10 Straub's Patent Corn Mills;
so Sacks Bran;
Is Sacks old government lava Coffee;
so Boxes old Virginia Tobacco; -4
20 Boxes Choice Harry of the Vest do:
so Boxes Paul Jones do;
go Barrels Aolasses;
90 Half Barrels Motasses;
Tierces Rice; ~
100 Boxes Candles;
so Boxes Starch;
100 Boxes Family Soap; III ~
80 Boxes Boston Soap;
900 Kegs Nails;
so Coils Hand Rope;
500 Coils Machine Rope;
1000 Sacks Salt;
500 Barrels Lime:
zoe Barrels Cement.
In store and for sale BY
- GKUTCHER L co.
vicksbusg, July 2, 1861.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-09-28

Jan. &c. '6I Professor OF aasic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27
THE CAUSE OF THE WAR.
By The REV. DIR. IRwIs


The Rev. DR.. Lewis, who has been oficiatin, n ~.
absence Of the pastor, the Res. Dr. Spring prsyob.S
the Fast-Day Sermon at tbe Brick Cburch ,e,,era.v
Hi' subject was the present unhappy condition o; our
country. Ills text was as follows:
"ffmy people, whb called BY my u.ms shall hhrb,, b.
selves and I'D seek ny face, and tu their wics.s
viii heal their land"
After defining what constituted a Government ana
the duties, in part, Of the citizen under it, the Rev.
eeDtemsn proceeded 10 draw distinction between in.
oivdual and naIional responsibility. Willie national
sins were exIisted in this world individual Ems would
he dealt with in the world 10 come. Nation csami.
ties bad folio aed national rims 10 oil sges OF the world
For disob dience The Children Of Israel bad bern scat
tered and their beautiful laid laid waste Ia the care
Of Nineveh the people obeysd the voice OF the prophet
repeated 10 sackcioth aud ashes, and the wrath
of God was turned away from them, 10 fulfllmsnt
OF the words of tho text. VITO could tell II
d d would Dot tnrn away from us bis fierce an.
ger, that we perish not II we WON'T but follow the
example Of NireVeh, and rpent7 We bsd OF to-
day III Obedience TO the proclamation Of the President
TO humble ourselves before God, that persnven,urs
this calamity might be taken from us. The speaker
pissed 10 review of what he considered ~ me of tie
causes which had led 20 the present war; Fret among
these was the practical disregard OF God which Las
characterized the people Of tiis land. Eveu his name
bad been excluded from mention in the COnsfiulioo
though its Trainers showed by their lives greas
respect for the ordinances Of God. Second was The
widespread desecrsion OF the Sabbath which enarae-
terized she people OF this land. The Law Of the Sab
bath witteu in the nature of man, and could los
be disregarded with impuLiIy. The third cause Of
national weakness the lust for empire which had
shown itseif espechl in latter times, though
II took It's date from the days Of the father. Toe
eDlarging Of our boundaries had been attempted
to DO justified by calling il increasing the
OF Liberty but now God is threatening
with His penalty The fourth national sin adveTfed
10 party sIidt. BY the operation Of this spiis
had ,he present difficulties Of the country been
brought upon directly; sgain.t THE hid the
voice OF Washington heeh sIecisly rui-ed In wsrp-
ing. The first Indications OF this Split OF sectional
icalolsly were scarcely Observable; now il wac
marching on ruin with giants tread and rbe end,
the bitter eBd, unless God snail us IL olose 81
hand 10 the osmeuberlnent Of our once glorious Re-
public. La the present struggle cause ust; d
WAS batle for the preserysin " the best aud pures
pnnu Of government; and If We expect 70 pcuss
in all which mskea nation great, We must call upon
God, obey bic laws. hsliow bis Sabbath and ubdss
Him. the sovereign ruler Of our land, shall OBJ
tain victory over every foe foreign and domestic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

UMos NoABATIoE.-Tbe Union party Of Newark,
N. j., have nominated Mr. G. l.. c. Clifford for Mayor
Tie political aiinos Of the nominees, heretofore have
been, Mayor, Democrat; Freeholders, one American,
three Republicans, one Democrat; Surveyor, one
Democrat one Republican; Water Commissonert, Re-
publican The nominating Convention passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resop, this Convenon represntins tho people 81 th
UPON ground OF devotion 70 our
IN order thus the soctusy 20 bGte party spl and "
ustsr dsgn,eendemn all uynpatny with treason In s IN
scrupuops assaults upon hs Governments Which ihe er' S
fpd us-and roi een by Overwhelming voice tue rsoe
authority In ts eort TO vndiGa.e Sc SACRED ssrvs
Suppress q whstevs coat Of Hood and treasure, this anh0"ea
coispirscy against IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-27

pie We have been unreasonably exacting, expecting
our Government, although stricken In iIs VITAL pate
and huinpered by great difficulties which bad never
been foreseeu or provided against, crush mighty
rebellion blow, snd restore disturbed public aflars
20 their usnsl routine ia M Instant The fact il shat
the spectacle we have presented Of The converoa Of
peaceful people iptO great nilitsFy nation within the
brief snsce Of four months Is wonderful and vi bout
Isrl in history. After watching the action OF the
peculiarly favorable for CORRECT judgment, be felt il
bis duty 10 urge every to bide patiently the march
Of events aud sick the Government faithfully con-
sisenLly, unediy, for it has deserved well OF the
people, and with tber devoted aid AID surpor, will
couuct the nation through this cIisis triumpianty.
IL lie impossible TO make even meagrr synopsis OF
this sbl eloquent aud patriotic discOnrse In the space
at onr Disposal The address Of DR.. Oss0Od was Of
similar nature, although extempore.