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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02


CHARLES THOMPSON, Captain.
) G. kirkpatrick, LIST Lieutenant
NJ. B. Boyle, 81
W. r. Lewis, Sd -
We understand that 81 members had prior
to the election, enrolled themselves in this
company. OF these. it was expected there
were some whose circumstances would not
permit them to quit their homes-enough,
perhaps TO bring the artillery below the
minimum point.
Since the election of officers, a new list of
names has been commenced, with distinct
understanding that the sigaers would be
mustered into service. Already AZ members
are enrolled, although many of the old mem
bers we not been seen or consulted in ref
srence to the matter.
We may, therefore, regard the prospects
OF the company very fattering and it is
TO be hoped none will hesitate about coming
forward. because of any doubt as TO its early
readiness to be mustered into service Wig
orous efforts being made to that end, and
no fears need be eateTtained of a successful
issue.
Let the young men of Madison, then come
forward at once. The country is calling for
their services and the call must not be made
in vain. Those who would not lay up for
themselves store of regret should not hest
tate for moment. Every considerable
which can appeal to manly hearts now urges
you to the battle field.
The gentlemen already chosen by the COM
pany are known to be the men of high charac-
ter and altogether worthy of the confidence
reposed in them. That they viii every where
and under all circumstances show themselves
fl leaders of brave and chiyalrous men We
have no doubt. 3ha
Then hurry up the artillery, before the bat
tie is fought and the victory won. There is
tide in the affairs OF men, which taken al
the food, leads on to fortuae. That flood
is now swelling high aad Was never more in
ritings if NEGLECTED you may go--"God knows
where bat, it Is feared, that the hands o
tie resurrectionist viii never reach YOU
Commonwealth, lss inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02
W. Z. Lewis,

Isiianians Good al Ranniag-A part of the
Indians regiment at Buena Vista did some
tall running on the day of the memorable
battle, and came home in disgrace. Their
feat. however, was recently eclipsed by an
Indiana regiment at Chicamacomico, who
run twenty-five miles on a sandy North Car
olina coast, leaving their arms, knspsaeks,
blankets, Re-, behind thea.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

H'HE undersigned vii coatiaue he T.5ler-
L ing business N slA is erszxae.- a. . &c
= pleased -0-ssxye his ed lFser1s $50 ca.-
so,ssers With al g-arnae-ts s8r tn slss-nrn--
Of the eater ra4a. etrher r-s.s- - orsl~- -
ready ma1e. u ; KENDALL
Feb. ., le6l. ssy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

YI'HE< partnership exlstiax betweea ths al
Il dersigaed prior 70 the Isl q 42Eusrv
1851 Was on thai day deserved - saarna
consent The askes ami aecsalEts sre In tls
hands - " = ksne.aiA AL al p-rseas r.
dehted are earnestly requested - eoz1s far-
ward asd make payment
Z 81. .se. " = KENDALL
n 49, TN.E.sp-aNs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

ES Il is said that Secretary Cameron,
at the commence ment of the battle of Bull
Run. implored the 4th Pennsylv regi
ment to .strike for their homes.' and Ties
did so-at the rate Of ten miles an hour.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

From F1rginia-We take the subjoined items
from the Richmond papers of the I7th ult
Exciting Ne,os from the Peninsuta-A private
letter, says the Enquirer, received in this
city yesterday, from an officer attached to
our army now stationed on the Peninsula,
conveys the sintelligence that ON the morning
of the 18th Gen. Magruder statedin gene
raj order which was read TO his command
that he was in possession Of reliable inform
alton of the landing AT Fortress Monroe of
seventy pieces of rife cannon and FIVE hut =
dred artillery horses. The fact was consid-
cred as one of significant importance by the
commanding General, who expressed the
fullest reliance upon the patriotism of his
troops, and annonnced that more fGrlonghs
| would be granted, under any circumstances,
until after New Yezr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

A Ny amount q Lnu.hsr ga BE hN1 p
"a Calhoun Depot. At Sixteen ssolizrs p
thousand Piasserinz kaths. also. - a.
best quality. Al - - per thuusaHs ~ az
plying u VIM Sfusruans. Agent, faz
TAYLOR PEARSON.
Noxer-fsr 4 1854
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02
A GRAspsos OF HrsRr CLAY NrHE

A GRANDSON OF HENRY CLAY IN THE
SERVICE OF LINcoLNDoN-AE dispatch
dated Washington, Oct. 5. says
Capt. Henry Clay, son of Col Clay.
who fell at Buena Vista. and grand
son of Henry Clay. has been appointed
Assistant Adjutant General to Gen. Rich
ard w. Johnson. to serve in Kentucky.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

- Dead-Capt> Ingiis, of the Eighth South
Carolina regiment, q son of the gentleman
whe drafted the South Carolina Ordinance
of Secession died in Richmond on the 18th
,iIss so eszss Al
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02
From the London Times. Sept 10th
Measures of Manchester SpinnerS.

Ia contemplation of the apprehended fail
ure of the cotton supply from America, one
of the greatest spinning and manufacturing
firms in the city of Manchester is circulating
a note announcing that it is probable tue
cotton mills will be compelled to work very
short time. and many of them may have to
close during the approaching winter, and ex-
horting the working people to economist.
THE EAST INDIA COTTON WONT ASswER-Irs
INFERIOR QUALITY.
A correspondent, well yersed in Cotton
statistics, writes:
The quality of cotton from India, Egypt
&c. is of a harsh, hairy nature, and can on
heavy goods, and is not ADAPTED 70 a nm part
Of the trade Of England, any more thai. SO muck
straw.
The British cotton interest, with Govern
ment aid, IS engaged in an earnest effort to
obtain supplies of cotton from India; Syria,
Egypt, Africa and the West Indies. In or
der to show the amount Of deficiency that is
to be supplied from new sources. | give the
following accurate returns of consumption
and supply from 1872 to 1860, as made By
the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. The
total consumption for. 1913 was I,662, s82
bales of 400 pounds each, of which the United
States supplied ,436, $40, and all other coun-
tries, 246, 1876. The total consumption of
1852 was 2,324, 4sl bales, of which the
United States supplied ,9l4, orc bales and
all the other countries, 4l0385. The total
consumption in 1850 was 3-477.458 bales, Of
which the United States supplied >, T9T, T26,
and all the other countries, 687, 7s2.
The increased consumption of cotton in
Great Britain from 1910 to 1860 was /, 794, 476
bales, or over 100 per cent. of the whole
consumption on the former year.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

The Federal Loss on Santa Rosa-Dr Roche,
of the 9Th Mississippi regiment, who was ia
ken prisoner by the Federals and released on
parole, has furnished the Memphis Appeal
With some Information respecting the loss of
the enemy in the recent fight on Santa Rosa
Island. +r...-yT
Dr. Roche states that the loss of the enemy
had not been asccrtaiued with any great de-
gree Of exactness, but from what he could
learn, the estimate varied from $50 to 200
men, including the 90 odd prisoners taken by
US. The amount of property destroyed was
also very great, including tents, provisions
and equipments of all kinds. In the single
Particle of pork, he is confident that many
as 900 barrels were burned. The assault was
a complete surprise, despite all statements to
the contrary, and was regarded BY the en-
envy, as our informant heard many of the
Federal officers at Fort Pickens ridiculng it
as such, and speaking subsequently, in no
very complimentary terms of Billy Wilson's
military proves and capacity.
Il Happy RepIy-The Memphis Appeal has
the following:
An incident is related as having occurred
between the officials engaged in the exchange
of prisoners at Columbus, the other day.
After the preliminaries were arranged, re-
past was partaken of, during which of
the Federal officers, rising, proposed . The
memory of George Washington Tile COM
pany instantly rose, when Gen. Polk respond
ed, . The memory of George Washington,
the first rebel" The toast, our Informant
says, was drunk in ominous silence by the
Federal officers who were present. The
story is too good not to be true, or to be
lost. s.-s- son E.~e
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

! 1U- State elections viii be held in New
York, Ohio and Iowa shortly ]. Peaee-oAn-
are running in each of these States
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

y Brigadier 8eneral Longs.ree'. of
the army on the Potomac. has been pro-
NOTED to the rank OF MAJOR GsHsFal.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

TIE Late O6io Egset9H-It appears ty a
statement in the Cincinnati EngulreE t--, y,
the late election for Governor In uLla, che
Democratic candidate, who took sirar-
grocHd against tie way meas 1res Of tle Lla-
cola administration, received one haaL--l
aud fifty thousand votes, while the E.aeA
Republican candidate received 3 fraction
over two hundred thousand
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

Ia Americas letters from Lonaea and
Paris say tina; the object - the Eagiish,
French and Spanish coalition against EeEire
is to opep uP COMMERCIAL eoaauauairstio--
through Mexico. with the Coufeder4ss Statcs
50 as to get cotton, tolAcca. Sc
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02

War Tr2PLi.s--Al the la-s raPsa--- f-...
the Yankees at the battle 81 E--- -
sent to the War Oiice on Tu-=t.v sd =.
them are of the :. Star aud stripe a.--s-a.
save one. Two or three are Of SILKS ard .-a.-
getting up betokeus the Gle, Jaa5 ,a~. r.
gifts to fayoriJe regiments.
FTns Csan9r-We saw ye=-e- ,-F. e- ra-
Of the fats in front Of the Fred -...-..--
railroad depot. Broad street. "a l-- ---....
rife cannon, of foreign make Hl-rh- H..--..-
from it, looks, was capable 81 i-sa- -----
execution at very long ranze. The v.-t-
manship of the gan was rers --g.--- T.-
precaUtion had been taken 81 r--.-5-- --.-
about it To see that i1 was uat ts-H..--.
with The gun. which recearfy a--.r. 5-.-
the South. bore the inscription on --~ BARGE.
BIakely's Patent. I-sl, - aal oa one e- ---
trunnions were the words aud E-lla- G.. ID
Moor, 10, 100 l56i.-'
EafsId R,Res-A number Of tls-s =r..-.--5
weapons, with sabre bsy0netz a-l..-ae.. e---
exhibited yesterday to thronzs III ~l-lr--
admirers upon Main street TL@r e--- q
portion Of abe several th9usta.i- srea-at
over from EngIaad - The Bermaas. and
were IN the hands of members 81 . Gvor-.a
regiment. who looked as Though they ..-lt
use them with perfect rredeienry.
Preparations 5or tss H,..---I=--- e-.--.-
ties of lumber au3 q great -l-fl.r IS -a-..-
hare been coaveysd Jsr5ug th- present sees
over the Central road % &4as>s--- f.- tE,
purpose. probably. of winter t.la--@ra sd
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-11-02
Madison Artillery.

Pursuant to notice, this company held an
election for officers on Saturday last, when
the following gentlemen were chosen:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
DOm 9rifgs -S6auplat.

gEi6tias Na@rt&ten 7no Don Der uuftsre
srtnoIt6en @rnara FER yicu'sit ,in9ttrO7en, Die
faum ausgeInufcn, am 6tluTt Der pergnn9enrn
gGots thnsn ouBnt bcitisen Sturm gu tele6rn
bate. psIten 5tinO man in Dem prOgramme
Str8cicn Bate unO Der ole i66nfen 6oFaungtn
rsr gautccs balo nit Gtnsm S6la9e p.rnittste.
94inn ote:rIbsn bities 0lat aud blos nit eintm
bInutn 2Iu9c pogonfameu, pa man nur non Ctm
Ssrlut sLnss Dompfsrs uuo mcDrertr Grams.
pOrtihife bBrt, 10 ssiBt Ntsier umltanO ieOo6
b,nIan8lih, prl&en 3ufaui9teitsu INN @sfa6rrn
zine iDtbe MiliOncn unO aber WIQiunen foe
fsnos Expedition tets uutsrwprfm 1T, II. wsun
aud, wtt ole ltBtsn teIe9rapbiihen Ssrihte an.
gttea, cine Gaupung an Der Suite DOu 0cOr9ia
Fatt8tiuu0sn ga 10 wtro b0titene Der temyos
rare 9eiB elmer Gtart uno Die wciters 8rlekuna
singer Jort5 rts gauge 6OI9e Oisiss gyogarti1en
untcrnsbmcn5 iein.
Den ttIegrapbi&en 8er,dtm ,ufOtlc bat Die
T!o!tc Sort 90altm INN Dap pstut udml;b 6s,
rtit5 9enOmmcn, wsIte NIT Sarl pula5t9 pis
&iHiaGrt gum lpafeu pou 1avaulaJ pefen.
Qcabuh,njia 5,Tu1st Fh 9ut.stg unD ieltIt
S~aY0nHab I@un eBI III zen 0dUl.u Ger 56Oe.
raIen, wenu uUius BlttirJsn uUc I,upgeu bort
n,ht crItr wit Ua1tu una W,ua.Gcu vrricbrr
iiu0 sic 1lss ga zen bsistr srgcu 1ur.5 rer
"a. usr- sea 6aglyf Eu g|si,.Geu wur.
sa poH sa aausg II s]..9o..t auo 10 ocr.
wnUcet. @,Ia"sens ]Vegt0ten ,VT isuNs, "a 81,
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(GOrreirrnbenS beS &i6ar. 9In;cisrrS.)
S1mp Yruetrrc, in Ger NG6. BON
gprftupu, rCu 30. Sttcter.
WsrtNer frtnnN Naftll

SStrtber Srtune Nntel!
SCtt mcincr lcbten Communication an sic.
pabtn mir ibpu rpjceer uniern 2agcrptds esdn.
BERT. CO toben fh nliu unitrc J5rfrundfn,
tn Ter Ndbt SpH 8ctbtl unIer 9Gintcrauarticr
a"3uihla9sH ni6t %t'tatist. &8aS nugt rs
"n6 tn unicrer itBigen Situation %guitlhlSler
ju baicn, "a Der crit, Rauoneupcuutr le ipie.
ptr srrtriimmcrt. &pr9e 9Brte murrtn nit
un'eret iommtIiden Gquipage ,btcrbr, ca. 23
9trtlen Son gcrftpmn ptrIrat. 0a man AT.
9emetn 9lautte m'r wiupen bier ttni0t Belt per.
mstlcn, Fn9cu mir idtpn misctr an, Is une te.
qutm ia MAIDEN. tlnier ga erplaB lisB nihte
3n r%unlobcn ttbri9 aletn &c stFcl uuS purt.
aus niht, rnB wr ierCn Sag bart IN ncusu
Ocltungcwerfcu orbeitu mu6teu. Una, f1br .
Mellen oen BIER bateu mir tudtigc Shau,rn
bart am @ortFu6t g,rout. "a re ,h,rrrlt,
Nrtelt to ir,mitb tec0pet tn pcrrtu lrr pdbr.
IHeiNI't an ,tn,n anprrn Y,ae, ucas taucn
muTu ?
3ents Gttna pnrot tic 0rcr, bi esr parape
]otricien uue 0}cr9eo bel Scnumauiaana bc.
rrtt m h..tau na& @.hcI ga m]arhuf,. 6cf.
l]rnt.io r.nrs mau ung prs Dial nttt ri,per
az e9 @'a.e ae um alsm 4ui .tm i,mmt es
bort aaI1 'ur 3rsT.n, pa gera srtut Jttainsn.
ter 2cstaU scrseNrc.m mo.
10 ngr 4yrurs.
NgsS III Is. act ~ r uuc muutr, a Gamp
un0 Sec uaau @orvat r,|a,nsm.nd ur
Dtcr5'n ,u tcqAn r,nn m,r nun r,,S fir
etnt5' GOa, rm bonus iragr 81, muf,n
MID euu6u otacn c,B lis aicr rse fur, ostr,e
6Cu muV. IcuU rssi S#IF,r ,uF rrr T,f
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

SeiaBuna pie 5crtS nuflab unr Dem 5eiupe
uberltee. na&brm lie Die NOD nidt cemeutirtsn
Sononsn psruaaslt bate. Dir ieiuplib. artiI,
ltrte fol- ou~Sge'ri6nst bsCteut aewtisn 1,iu.
Sei Selmcnt in DIiTruri. am rtdteu ufcr
bee Miififppt unb Columbus ocarnIter ~lreoenc.
fam cs am e. /. ,piihsu $500 Suplihtn uno
5000 Nrrrl'&en Su rinrr SdIo6t, bic nit pcr
tctalen Nisrerlase rer 56ptrnGiicn rnbet.. Die
80 @efnnaene unp BON 400 - 500 Srrts uno
Srrmunbtte ~SerGprsn. General @ront. Der
fstnSlt&s 6abrer, fol- f6 untsr zen @sfaatuen
tsfinbtn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
Is. 9. 81.
WttSit1o Der SnCcp. 9luts
Opu Selma ala.
Der 9Qrt8e
y. :. @loraen5 r,u 81. DIT.

y. =. @oracn5 btu 81. DIT.
@rRsrn Naht erbir.t i'd NOD Gin Shrcitcn
CON stuem meiutr 6rcnnre aus rem ,. Ga. Mco.
rsI@'S in Der u be oUu g}rwpcrt Ntms itaitO,
ntrt 1T. @r tbciit mir nit, pn6 fs elm Solar.
mtBrl nit rem 6tnbe am 90. batten. Ste
lodten pen 6einO aus Nemprrt Stems bcraus
uno 8rtf'n ion all. 9(aH cincm Gcrluite BON
me6reren GcOtcn unO @efangsncn. SOstn fb
Gle I'i8en ganfts5 wisOer in t9re 8cri6anum.
gen 3uritf. S;tn 9eriat 1T iear fura wabr.
ihetnli6 mtrOsn St BAH Na9tre5 parub.r IS.
rem. OaS 10. Su9iuin unO pas 10. Ga. gea.
warsn audi babel tabsiligt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

0urh l~lmitdupe urrbinpert. fpnnte Waifcr
. 0brtnacr am IrBteu Scnntng niht in
NortoH prrot1Cn, miro nan atcr Fort am nabs
ten S6nmtiA @Ott,eoienit baltcn.
Zen l5tcn 9lUpcmHer. ais am 6frntlidber
Sub; mn SCtta9, miro ~prrielte in Or. Mppre's
Etrtt Nd6mitth9s IS lbr prcoiNcu; c6rn,o um
otlelbf StHnne an Scuutd4 cen 17tcn Ncp.
3uNlttb fnect al 17tcr MpUrmter pie fti,r,
l,1e emirBnnA oe1 &lrd,nrltbe Der Salem'e
@rmslnee mnbrcno ors @iOtteepi uites itatt.
@~brnfau' am J item NtoUsmbrr finprt mad btm
SNInlle oS @0ttteoirnl!eS cine Scrldmmluna
ote "S&uI=E'eretne" Der SaIrm's @tmrinpe
chit.
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Costa's Foreign Mail,
care of Postmaster

New Orleans, la.
NI'Sann ibtdt Gotta re 8rirfr nab Sampicc
Wtrtcr, ron no 81, tritiiihcm gEtIt aupten
polbnmpirr rcn 8rttf mitft6mrn unb fret
an feline NtrcRc trfGrccru.
SStu man i,bt wicesr cine qutpcrt ocn Dra,.
Fen bntcn, 70 Ihrrtte man Icintn Pts6su. pos
h' 'cl@e NIT c%ErieIten Juutc Itidtu unr ;mar
mutrn ~ rae pUrtp bic mad 3amgico t,.
iabIcn INN !. ". nrrtlfren:
By the West India Mail via Tampico,
care of
Postmaster at Metamoros.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

Die am Mittmch tnttnefunbtne @ob1
Der pr@ito'nt'n' Glcttorsn Iisi auBalt rubia as.
Son orn fir GonsrcG i'm Seize ttinoljt,n brst
GanOtHattn tru9 Gr- Qrafcent SoBn Syler rem
Sie3 9nUpn.
N1&itcn NittnU@ tritt uuItre Staotss
GrEoentirn irieocr iuIlmmcn.
GouYerrrur 2ttdcr 6nt bic Some g(rti(.
lcrp ~aufA'Itlt, zine @uu'pngnir. bt, gum 5tube
TnIerrr Stact bersit mar, bic ii6 ater fnntbaft
%mct9trtc, in rcn GctiYeu Oicnit biutiu1omaGrs.
9rIt III wsrrcn.
= Nuf na6lten 6rtttdN fia; 6cr pm TrEfp.
Davis dn8cprrurtr gro6c 8cttnN.
= Die @rano Sury Der Circuit Court bot
U'rcttS rtni5s 0ubeno 4cripncn unp GjeicUihaf,
ten nEarn un8ciGBli&er 9~tus9abe ucu tlciutn
NUtrn ihulrt9 9rfunrcu, uup nub Iarfsn mcb.
rsre anbere 9ututricrltter unO GdistrG mtr Ser
nm, ocntn en a~icidrs 9put t.ycrfrht. 99as
trh9cn obtr bteFe ytutc ratb elmer SirnTt rpn
5000, irtnn Ite bunrtrt S%au1rnrt ihrrs VI.
picrucu S@unts an rCu Wfann ctbroht h,tcp
BON renrn tic taum rtc rGIftt in gutcn gotru
iricorr nmtauIGrn ntrNcu.
- Die &uurc BON bonn Icps er5 6ilcr;rtrs
S@'O0sr, FER am "a. September in 0crtltern
i'm glitter BON So SaGuu an NIurtihm6hs oe.
itcrHen III, oiirftt ojtIen uuicrer vcltr rtu lcin.
= gStr orrWriien iuug, ,rjFttsili5t MfGo.
am otr |n''tac rt5 6rn. &rupsfY. ar 5Tcpt.
lt6t Sortrdae iiter G6cmit balttn MIL.
One 4. GCrdniihs 9i<atmcut. pas (Gro,re
5ttt bier log, Gina 9'it,rn nit Ger 5r,p,rifebur.
ger Sabn mad Gqujd Greet al.
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Postmaster at Metamoros
Mr.. p. P

Richmond, Va.
Die erite 9ri III t;rritS nit 1888 Sri,f,u
mao 9urrpa nt9c9onsen; hi, ,neite asbt bcute
unp Die brittle am 10, 0e;emter pom Nc,p Sr.
leans al.
Ga Der pCTmeifer s. g. 8ippru, BON 0eiu.
Orleans, etelrs llntcrnrtmeu fir rccl crfIGrt
paf' 10 tpnHen uni're 9anpSlcutc, neltte an ibr,
S'rwa"pte in OcutitIanb gu f6rcitcu minihtn
nit rt'ler 8Oa't S1isie iiterfrnrru uur grt,fe
pcn rUrt crbaltCn.
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&u6Iihe 9ln;eiae.

bic trnurrne,n Sinptr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

h''N tltliNlAkI ZNflfe
erl6rG. Der Monn truq 6p', ais i'm G:epn
oetobl, e. nicrer'uIc9rn pu6 On er tetu GualiIh
%p'rltnlp, muBte or DtItu Gprte ntdt AT psutcn
INN iegte letnCn Hsa tort. I'm ibn 'Ir Die lin
tolNia ntett gu ltrlfen, ibOF ,bn Sol. 8rcmn ,p,r
stNcu 9uno iu'nmmcn. = 9EaS Orlt audi 10
mem fei9cn ricriidcu Slutec. tc0ru @rctpat,,
oteusttt etnem enaItihCn 3uttbnus entprunatu.
rae Ntben stNce Out imam ? (mtt ieucs Dad
unS netnt) uuo peuneb mpucn uniCre rcutIbrn
eanrslcute oa Sbsn niht erniseen. ra6 III blcs
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
StaOt Ri6mOuO.

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-30
TERMS PER QUARTET
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby that a number OF logs were
~ taken up on the 29th Of Sept. 1861, while
floating in the river Susquehanna IN Lower Nah
onoy, Northumberland county, Pa, by Abraham
Blasser & CO., bearing the following marks upon
them
HLW, .; 81, S; 200 |: (O)5 /; RF&C, q;
LIB, .; J&K, 3: ACF, OH, S. .; WIN, All;
=, DWH .; B., F, JMH 3; SXD 3; CB B..
OHIO, RAD; (S) ,. JCB3. IR, PCF ,, (-),
THG ,, 80. II. B&p2, "a, (ooo), BAG 3,
AIS, =, 3, EP ,, &c 4, $50 .. = g. CANS.
IFS, GB 2, y, n. p, =, z, CIV, n, tlb 3.
TO, &XM ,. JA3R =, LW >. JSW ,, CRS ,,
I'M, (o), IFS, 2W, 3S, C5z, LII, Us, SN.
Sdcks.-JJM .; Nix" |.
A statement and description wns filed in my
office on the 25th of October, 1861, al George
town, Northumberland county. Pa for the IN
/ spcction of all concerned. The owner or owners
| thereof are requested to prove property, pay all
| legal charges and take them away, or otherwise
! the same will be forfeited.
LII RESSLER, J. p.
! Georgetown, Nov. 2, 1861.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-11-30
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

I'm pursuance of an order of the Orphans Court
of Snyder county, to Isaac Shaiier and WI
liam A. Shelter directed will be sold at public
sale, on the premis's, in Jordan township, Nor
thumberland county, on SATURDAY, the 3Oth
day of November. 1861, the following described
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE, viz
A certain Tract Of Land, situate in Jordan
township, Northumberland county, Pa. adjoining
lands Of Michael shaiier. deed. on the north.
Daniel Swartz on the Isaac Deppin ON the SOUTH
aud lands of Jacob Philips on the west, cor TAIN
ing seventy five acres and one hundred and six
teen perches, strict measure, having thereon
erected two story farm House. bank barn and
other out buildings. Choice irui; trees AMI ex'
cellent water. The land is in high state ol
cultivation.
Conditions will he made known on the day o.
sale by ISAAC SHAfFER,
WILLIAM SHAfFER,
! Nov ., lsel.- Adminisua'ofs