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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

SUNDRIE>.
IN BALES India Bagging:
cU 500 coils Rope,
10 bales Linseys;
10 bales Jeans;
20 bales Lowells;
so boxes Starch;
100 boxes Star Candles:
/ 600 Wheelbarrows:
loo Buggies and Carriages:
100 bbls. Mess Pork:
100 bbls. Rump Pork;
10 casks Sugar;
10 casks Clear Sides:
20 hbls. Lard Oil;
20 hbls. Molasses:
20 half bbls. Moiasses
Agents for the Straub Corh Mills. NexaIl 4
Steadman Cotton Screws For sale by
Oct. lo, 1850 CRUTCHkR Z CO.
NEW MESS roRk--70o bhIs Mess PORK. jszs
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

U1HE undersigned hava1g purchases IRON
l. the Southern Fire-proof MONA totat-as
their right, is prepared 20 offer slae eeAzsus "
this county and elsewhere. an article roon4~ =
perior 50 anything ever before known to tets Coz
nunity. Experience has shown that al other CEN
positions used for this purp0se viii NELL and
the summer crack in the winter
The Southern Eire-proof Roofing i cheaper than
slate shingles il viii last long. needs
pairing. and when flushed has the appearance of
stone and i quite as durable. Old single roofs
may be covered without removing the shingles. and
tin-gutters may be entirely Dispersed with.
All persons having ieaky roofs 0F intending 90
build will do well % give him a GAIL A9d-ess.
through the Pest-osliee. 8Ox 26. Cantoa. Miss
For particulars, apply to = y HARGON,
Agent, who viii attend to the Roofing Bust
ness during ms absence
August Is 1860. JOHN ROBINSON.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
PHI. P. WERLEIN,

PHI. P. WERLEIN,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER IN
Sheet Music and Music Books.
| NEALERS will be supplied at the regular
Board of Trade prices.
The PIANO FORTES are of the best man
utacture, and sold at Eastern prices.
MELODEONS of the celebrated Geo. A
Prince d Co., 1.-THE best in the world,'' (Home
] 'urnal.) at wholesale and retail.
Pianos, Violins, Guitars and all other in
struments repaired
Call at the Music Store. No. 5 Camp street
Jan. %, '59-1y. Phi 2. WERLEIN.
"AGONS AND CARTS-Our stock OF
w Ok, four and two Horse Wagons and
Horse Carts, now complete and of the hss'
guaranteed manufacture.
jana SMEDES, DABNEY i Cf
RECTIFIED & BOURBON WHISKY
rc BBLS. S. N. Pixies Magnolia Whisky;
10 so half bbls. do do do;
so bbls. old and young Bourbon;
aug4 sMEDEs, DABNEY & co.
SUNDRIES.
I'VE have now in store choice and Sc
w lected stock of the following articles,
in quantity and quality, and at prices to suit
all who may call upon
Sugars-Brown, Clarified, Loaf and Crushed;
Tobaccoes, from l21 cts to 81 25 per pound;
Nolasses for plantation use, choice;
Nails-200 kegs, all sizes;
Hoes, Traces, Hames, Axes, and -og Chains:
Rtarch, Candles, Soap. and Lard;
Cement. Champagne, Coffee, and Rice;
Russell Brogans and Boots;
Flour of all qualities;
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, Carts;
Timber Wheels.
And everything suitable for plantation and
family use.
july4 SMEDES. DABNEY ( o.
Wagons! Wagcnst
on TWO HORSE Iron Axle Wagons;
ANY Is four horse
Oxen 8 :. g. For sale by
Feb H. CRUTCHER & co.
OILS! OTIS!
II INSEED, Lard. Sperm. Train, Neatsfool
L. Castor, Olive, Cod Liver, Sweet and Al
mond Oils, Spirits Turpentine, DC
apr3 CASSELL & BAUGUE.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

CORN, CORN NEAL, OATS, HAY,
IRISH POTATOES, PORK,
BACON, FLOUR, &c.
Stores, on the East side of Public Square,
and near the Railroad Depot
b. R. A. 3 Co Invite their friends and the
public to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere.
N. B.-Ten cents . piece for all sacks re-
turned to us in good order.
March 3, 1861. loft
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-05

NEW MISS r0Rk-70o bhls Mess PORK jzss
~ received froE. | eiiSyiI,e. KY and for ale
tel. IL CRCleHER / co.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
To the Union Men of Western
Virginia

Think 1t not prcsumptuotl, III soldier,
from Ohio to & i've You Il word Of counsel
IN regard to the vital question now agita-
ting the country, ard which 50 nearly
concerns your own welfare and happiueSs
Stand firm to the government which has
protected the rights you hold most dear
Exert your mental forces and moral jpAu-
cncc Ill defense Of the banner that has
received the respect ii every nation OF,
earth, and offer as 4 sacrifice your propcrtv
amt your lives in support of the best gov.
eminent ever Instituted among men. We
came here to assist YOU in the God-giyen
right Of Seicdcicu>r. Buckle on the ar.
nl"f an" :" forth to LATHE, fully assured
thar You have tAt right On your side, and
that t" suppress rebellion and bring tr,j.
tors Lajus'icc is doing God service. To
all classes Of loyal citizens we a5dras,
these remarks. Ladies. do YOUR n,rt
which is n" ;nconsiderable portion Yonr
influence is like the dews of Heaven nn
the parched carth-luiId, though efeetu.
al. l.ct Your prayers ascend to Heaven
IN behalf Of our beloved country for that
cause will always prosper which has tIr
influence of the good and brave Tho
"ho'r world is gazing with profound
wonder upon the solution of the gre,,
problem now being wrought out. But ara
I""g the whole world will behold with
admiration this nation emerge from the
darkness OF rebellion and treason, andtb.
violence OF war; and as the gold fromtb.
r@hner's fire, will be purcr and more Jurs.
pIe than ever before. Es.o pcrpetua.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

"SwANN HOUSE" PAEH=GH4SEn -
We would recommend the proprietor Of
this hotel to the "anxious, holy iare' Of
all true Union men and soldiers. On the
return to camp, few days ago Of three
members Of Company i, Of the Twenty
Second. who had been home nfurlOugh,
the phiunMropic hotcl-kcepcr above al
luded to his name, We think. IL T, Con-
nclly] refused to accommodate them with
bedroom accommodations on DE night Of
their stay in Parkersburg, while on their
way hither to this place. Aajer Penn
(who, owing to illncss. has s j micilel
at the "Swann" since tho Sc, ,uA Of the
Regiment on Viryjnia's RQA} y qucsted
permission that they might lay On the
floor Of his room: the urbpne landlord,
however, would not even gr4Gf t benz that
privilege, but condescc'uir| t. albw them
rest their weary limbs in 5lumbar in one
of the entrance halls. Such conduct, on
the part of hOtcl-keepers, stUdd not be
forgotten The soldiers above referred to
did not d'y the accommodation they sought
to obtain-thcy rendered pay therefor; but
the landlord said that to 0sS1nt their re-
quest would conflict with hii rules. "
He ought to have a ruI' of peculiar shape
"wcll laid on" DER his shoulders. Won
der if he would similarly trent titoxy i'll the
Secession ranks?
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

BeE- When the announcement was made
to General Scott that the title of Lieuten-
ant General was conferred upon him by
Congress, his brave heart was completely
overcome, and, weeping, said: "Lct no
man hereafter say that country is IN
grateful to him who has served her faith
fully This is true saying, and worthy
of all aceeptation. Remember the declara-
ton If your noble Gen}ral, ye brave sons
of America who are serving your country
faithfully, and take courage
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
Salutatory.

Z In this age of human PROGRESS tbl
pfintlng press cannot remain idle, notvitb
Snuing wars and rumors of wars. To il
'!S que the advanced state Of the world ~
intelligence and morality. 1t is the ar.
meelan lever by which public opinion
moves the world. The most banoGn;n :,
/. ssen 81 known are often perverted to most
Nesriinentai uses So has it been with the
tess upon which the Ohio Twenty Second
y printed. Heretofore treason to the
government y has been issued ont to tba
!. 500 gals people Of this 4Sioinity until for
eatsnee ceased to be virtue, and the vile
!: seraisof compelled to quit the countrv and
fass his lot with the rebel army. Fonr
on ~ Of the Ohio Twenty-second
Regiment have had the good fortune ~ Lo
stationed at this place Our mission bitb-
er sneuld be well understood by the pc2-
pre- OF Western Virginia, and cspecia]Iv
~ the citizens Of Clarksburg. We are
Aere, mot to destroy, but to fulfill tbo
1aW. Our motto is: "Dcah to tro;tor, |
=. VIC" pT0'ecfso" to all loyal cHi.cns." It
has been we'll said, that "the pen is m;obt
a. aer than the sword" While we find the
latter indispensable these pcrlous times
W. Will unite with it the power of the for
Hsr' and go forth to battle for 1.-THE CON-
Ss'unon' the Union, and the Epforcomont
y the Laws" 1t has been our GOOD nle,s,
0re 70 take possession of this office with
s'flot regard, however, to the RIGHTS Of
a! T. loyal citizens. We propose eivipy all
military "a news of importance, from tim. to
-. Aoonce to the world our whcrea-
sss:s gsss, 2 history of t tie: eola ~
nish inrvt1 .sz-- VT 1issantf friends Of .
the brave soldiers who compose our Rcgi-
ment, both interesting and instructive.
We will issue papers as regularly us the i
"ctrcumstonccS Of the case" will admit, {
wherever we can find press idle, and l
sapetum vacated by "Sesesher" And t
if JEFF. Davis, cor any other man,"
should attempt to interfere with US when
we enter the office of the Richmond En-
4rrer, New Orleans Delta, or Charleston
Mercury, we will feel in duty bound to
deal with him according to the military
statutes in such case made and provided
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

E9= We regret to announce that, ow-
ing to the "pied" condition Of. the type in
this Office, we cannot insert tho cards Of
several of the business men of Clarksburg
1t would give US pleasure to publish
them as We find them to be high-toned
gentlemen and good business men. :.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

sv-We are placed under lasting obi
cations to Major Henry Raymond, Major
g. F. Lang, Of the Third Virginia Rsgi-
!. ut, our mercantile friends. j. q W. P.
I'm. and other good Union men, for
thehipvaluable assistance rendered US III
our nA5paper enterprise.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
President LincOln's Message

We have perused this able State 1r
with qualification. It meets fnRv tk
lg'ncies of the times. While his Ing
raj was unexceptionablc to all particgs
last Message is heartily ia4s1~8l III
loyal citizens. Never was these a4e
IN the history Of our country when put
and decisive measures were ref uiNto
be adopted more than at present lie
gives the country a candid statenlq Of
facts, logical exposure Of the dopes
OF Secession. We have only spa to
give an extract Of the Message, in ich
the troops are specially Interested:
1t is now recommended thai yoyiYc
the legal means for making this cont a
short and decisive one; that youay
place at the control Of the N@a3.G 10 /
Tor the work at least four bEkSakd Ia
sand men and four hundreS ~ OF
dollars, that number of men bG about
one-tenth of those Of proper al within
the regions where apparently aIiFe will
ing to engage, and the sum is la than a
tWenty-third part of the mon, value
owned by the men who seem real to de-
vote the whole A debt Of six unarca
million dollars now is loss sunbsr head
than was tho debt Of our HkoIntion
when We came out Of that str,4 rle. and
the money value in the country bk bears
even a greater proportion 70 VIII it was
then than does the population. surely
each man has as strongmouiyc h6t to rrc-
serve our liberties as each kI;s-Ss Lg-ro es-
,ablsh them. A right result at lis time
will be worth more to the world ,nan ten
lines the money.
The evidence reaching us Fl ym the
ountry, leaves no doubt that the iaa.rrial
OF the work is abundant, anu that it
ecdS only the hand Of legisla&a<p to give
legal sanction, and the hand OF the
executive y to give it practical shape and
hclency One Of the greatest perplex-
les Ut the Government. is to avoid re-
ewing troops faster than provided for.
word, the people will saye tk7ir Gov
9 PAst i the Government ,itseIsoe%ai do
.v vLctfsgo,C w. o :.st.,,
outh be called secession or rebellion"
Thus. YOU see, the policy Of the Admin
tration is plainly forcshadOwed. Nigor-
US and decisive movements are to be
lade; aud while Gen. Scott is stopping
he "rat-holes,' the Government backed
y as valiant soldicry Us ever went forth
} battle, will make ample preparation to
rush out the rebellous ''rats'
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
In the engagement which followed, our

= I.o.ooon,ont which followed, our
H., III 'no I;I1aJ and six wounded and
LOS = Nv 1"' w. V;ro;nia Rcrinent taken
o"r VI .N' Tn m nf he wounded are ina
p r;,;''nl condition One man was tied to
~ . .uv"' ~. thn nDnmv to attract our fire. !
w.. ~ J,oJ Ioj;os If the enemy have
c''Jl ~ a., woods. and thcy were
, nv - tnkc .cvnroI away 80.
's "n~Ihc, If saddles pistoi4 &C., were
fo,,,.I
'''''N
p.,n,x,:R,v VA .I1Iy 1Gth.-Gcn.
NrCInIl,n left Middle Fork Bridge OR
1vo,1n,.d,,, ami rut his waY through to
th;a ,.oll"y Tbr roads were barricaded
~ f,llon troos hr;,Io1y DESTROYED and ef-
nTv ora;IahIa means used to intercept the
o,,r'nrl, of nnr foreea to the eneJnyS
,ppttrrrch,rcnts We Are nov in front If
tEo nnomv's lines At three this morn
;.o nnr r3lumn divided to flank and at
IN no eurmy TIC Fourth md Ninth
Gbi,, Rorimonts hive made 4 rcc1nno:s-
oncs Of the cpemv's nositiou. They got
within 100 wards of the entertainment,
when tLcy we're fired upon. They were
ordered to fall back which tley dill, with
, In ~ o,5 ,hr,n ,v,,uJel
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

BEALINGToN, Opposite Laurel Hill, J
July 10, p. M.-Ycsterday afternoon the
enemy We're detected attempting to plant
batteries to ia Ike the camp Of Gen. Morris
Brigade. The General at once opened
fire upon them, not only spelling their
game but creating a stampede which he
followed up with the utmost vjyor.
The General threw uut skirmiahcrs,
taking possession Of every avenue Of cs-
cape, except the road to Beverly, where
he wished the rebels to ~ to meet Cen
McCicllan's column.
The Ninth Indiana and Fourteenth
Ohio gallantly led the advance; the Sev-
cuth Indiana, First Virginia and Six
tecnth Ohio On the fanks, and the Guth-
re Greys and Fifteenth Ohio in the rear.
In the sAirlnish to dislodge the enemy
from the woods, when they we're trying to
plant battery, John H. Smith, Of Com
pany C, Seventh Indiana Regiment, was
killed; Joseph Sutbrou-h, Of Company X,
Fourteenth Ohio. j. Matthews. Of Com
pany II, Ninth Indiana. and dyson BOOTH
rydc, Of Company A. Ninth Indiana, were
wounded, the latter fatally
In the engagement with the main force
Of the rebels, the shell and ball from our
batteries were 50 precise as to drive them
from their entertainments into the woods
in their rear.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

BUCKHANNoN. Va. July TO- ?. MA
messenger has just arrived from Glcnvillc
lie states that the rebels hal fled to Ar
noIdsburg, about twenty-five miles west.
The Seventh Ohio is encampcd at Glen
vile The Tenth Ohio is in camp nine
miles this side
The four companies Of the Seventeenth
that were surrounded are all Safr--nvJpdy
hurt
Several Seccssionists came into the
camp yesterday and took oath ot'ale@iaucr
to the United States of America.
Union men say the backbone Of Scccs-
sion is broken in Western Virginia.
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Specially reported far the Ts0cnty Second.

BUcKHAHEoN. July 10, A. MA ser
gcant Of one Of the regiments of the ad
vAhcc column has just arrived, lie brings
the following intelligence
Gen. Mcclellan had marched to within
mile and half Of the camp Of the rebel
forces, WHO are said to be 5000 strong,
and was engaged in cutting a road through
tn get at them 1t was believed that he
intended to give them battle this morning
Heavy firing was heard this morning in
the direction Of Beverly It is supposed
that an engagement WAS going on between
the rebels and tprohahly) force under
Gen. Morris, who may have reached that
point from Laurel Hill.
The Fifteenth Indiana Regiment is
quartcrcd here, and the Thirteenth ard
Fourteenth Ohio Regiments are on their
way to JOIN Gen. McCleQ2n
CINCINNAT1, o., July 10, p. M.-Ad-
vices from Missouri state that, On Friday
morning, General Jackson, with between
10000 and $4,000 troops, broke up camp
and marched south in direction Of Garth
age, where they were met by Colonel Sigci
with lJDO men, who immcdiatel y gave
them battle At the first onset tho State
troops were driven back, but, finally. S!Ecl
fell back slowly, keeping up the fire with
his artillery, which made fearful havoc
among the cnemys ranks. The fighting
thus continued all day, Col. SigcI retreat
ing as soon a. the enemy got their artillery
in position, and playing On their ranks
with his as they advanced.
The loss Of rebel troops is about 500
killed: loss Of Federal troops not given,
Sigcl encampel for the night two miles
from Carthage.
Another account says that on the 9th
Governor jackson and Generals Price and
Rams united their forces. 800 strong,
eight miles north of Carthage. COL Sgel
pushed forward his command, attacked
the rebel forces, keeping up the fight all
day, when the rebels iualI y retreatcd with
Sigel i'll hot pursuit.
xtArA Fl l'-~4-:--4.tots-s
Gen. scott lrohtb>rcr4 rt1t tele5rrtprs
ing n TrTr-T mVvtmcnts Tbs indicates
all advance
The Ohio twenty-second. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-186?, 1861-07-12

both en- route to JON the main column
under Gen. McCleIIan h, Our troops call
in fine spirits at the prospect of swan con-
Fronting the enemy. They came here t.
meet.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-08
New star-spansled Banner.

We have received from H. NJ. Higgins, III Randolph
street, Chicago, piece Of music entitled the New Star
spangled Banner the spirited words dY which by EAni
Dean Proctor, subon The music 10 different from IN,
old starspangled Bsnne and in nanny passages decid
ed Improvement. ..
Oh Star-Spangled Banner the Gag OF our pride
Tho tramped BY traitors and basely dened, .sssg
rhng out to the glad winds your red, white and blue
s9r the hesH Of the Northland Is beating for you!
Ana A her strong arm b nervihg 70 strike with will
III the Zoe and his boastings are humbed and still!
Ana the glory OF DEATH for the Stripes and the Stars
From prairie, o plowman speed boldly away -.'"
Iheres seed TO be sown IN Gods burrows to- day m s
kow landward lone fisher stout woodman come home
Let smith leave his anvil, and weaver his loom, :
And hamlet and city ring loud with the cry,
FOR 0od and our country wen fight tiT We die !" %
And the glory Of DEATH for the Stripes and the Stars
Invincible Banner the Flag OF the Freel s .i.
where treads the foot that would fslter for thee
And the hands 70 be folded till triumph Is won,
And the Eagle looks proud, Of old to the sunr
Give tears for the parting-a murmur Of prayer
Then Forward !! the fame OF our standard to share
WIN welcome to wOunding and comba, and scars,
And the glory Of DEATH for the Stripes and the Stars
Q God Of our fathers this banner must shine
Where battle is hottest In warfare divine ff @.aH
~, Us cannon mas Numbered, the bugle has blown
We rear not the summOns-we fight not alone
lead Us, TIL wide from the Gulf to the Sea af7
The land shall be sacred to Freedom and Thee
with love for oppression; with blessing for scars-a
One coantry-one Banner-the Stripes and the starsi
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-08
JOHN III. BROWN.

NlEABYPUDLIG Cedar Falls Black Hswh
In ChantG Iowa. 4sREAL ESTATE. INSURANCE. AsH Cot
LECTION AGENCY. Real Estate bought and Sold Taxes
paid IN athe Northern Counties Of iowa
Titles Investigated. Collections made and proceeds remit
TED promptly, on favorable terms.
"a III sMEpEnENCss. K
Hon. ThoS g. wilson, HcA. D. g. Wilson, Dubuque Iowa
Messrs Greene Merritt Co. Bankers Cedar Rapids 90
=. Clark, Esq. Pres. Branch State Bank Iowa City.
George Fisher, Esq Scranton, Penn.
lDr Geo. sss.s6ss ssecy O6io siosi Co. Butler Co.
DR.. 8. 4. Bishop. Peter Meendy. Cedar Falls. Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-08

Two students went to hear DR.. Caird, !
popular preacher in Edinburgh. II was evil
dent they were little accustomed to attend,
any place Of worship. As the discourse
reached it's climax, the whole congregation
bent forward in eager and breathless silences.
The students were under the general spell. -
Half rising from their seats they gased o.
the preacher with open mouths. At lensth
the burst was over, and q long sigh relieved
the wrought up multitude. The two studsntJ
sank upon the seat and looked at each othse
6xedly, and the first expressed his apprsoia-
ton Of the eloquence he had heard by q,
claiming half aloud to his companion, 'Damn
it, that's it." ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-08
Farm for Sale !!

n s!EkNOD sIARM Y0R BALD, LOCATED your
~ I419fegeee Cedar ra)lA centanjng 160 sckes AZ
krae, ssfss A 1nher. 1n4 sbodt 81 acres inpsc;eS
.se1Er iaad SEt - told . Great 3arFain.
trp.. vA..., Iowa, Nay 5, ,ssi:~ ~ ss1f ST.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-11-08
ORSON RICE,
AMH RlCAN HOTEL.

HEO. SEC0RD, PFoprietor, Main Street
N Cedar Falls Iowa. The above Hotel has lately been
enlarged and newly farnshed throughout and pre-
pared to attend to the wants Of all who ~ favor me
with ca have 10 connection with the kbove House
lagOs end eonme with good cstlets IN aitend-
Ahce. sTh 0msk II the Western Stage Company ID At
ehs House. Stages leave daily for the Ea5 SSath aud
West. 1:N