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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-27
The Battle at Manassas.

We publish to-day, all tie telegraphie re-
ports of the glorious victory achieved by the
Confederate army, at Manassas, on the 21st
for themselves. The n. o. Picayune, in
speaking Of the battle and its consequences,
says: Such roat of such an army-so
large, SO equipped and SO commanded-was
never known before in the wars on this
continent. Whole corps disorganized, re-
giments cut to pieces, artillery captured in
whole batteries, and mighty body of dis
cipiined men converted into panic stricken
mob-such things have not been read Of ex-
cept on that smaller scale where the dis
ciplined troops who bore Scott into Mexico
eAeenntered the feeble races of semi-barba-
rians who parted before him like sheep be-
fore charge of cavalry.
1t is the same iron race which took Scott
upon their shoulders, and carried him into
the Capital of Mexico, which now bars his
way to Richmond with wall Of steel and
fire. The sense of guilt palsied his own arm,
and the very hands which made for him the
laurel crown of conqueror haze torn it from
his dishonored head. The loss OF that re-
rewn which was the passion of his life, and
pride which made him an migrate and a trail
tor, scarcely so much affects the baffied Scott
as the thought that the honorse b has so
basely lost shall cluster around the brow of ,
the man he most hates. The Picayune
thinks that such defeat must demoralize
the army Of the Federals: Such terrible |
reverse has no recuperative power-in the
sense of great duty to be maintained at all
costa country, liberty, and home to |
defend at all hazards. The leaders may |
clamor for new and greater efforts for the /
straining of the resources Of the people and
che gathering of large arnaments to be pre-
cipitated upon the South lin the desperate
hope of retrieving the fortunes of the day so /
deplorably lost.
The cannon at Manassas. laundering after
the fleeing columns of Scottss routed army,
Will dissipate these mists, at homo and
abroad. In every corner of this land, and
at every capital in Europe, it will be receiv-l
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-27

wise than ey subscription o. rro.iucs ioar
80 hsrfiiy devised - your wisdom
The Secretary q! tie Treason IN a.
report submitted q yop uiIl give Non i'm
piicit details connected with tat h-.--f. n
the public service.
But 70 = not alone their rrrr-t -.-.-,
nv contribution that tie nnhIe rt-s ~ f-..-
men who inAahit these State srl--. 49,
worthy taeF arc q Hose lhcrfle- vf,-b
they - well know baw e. Grs.al ul-
their numbers far exrcui the rarI ana ..--..
BY your laws; they have pressed t.sf -..-
q their services against The srfrr. ...-
attitude q cain and sublime ler Il
their country; tie cool AMI cauf lsnt 49,.
with which they are alreaty rrtfarr. =.
meet the thousands cf iEvsEers uHsr,rr.
proporg forare So NAV as-nut- tte rs.r-r---
that their Sacrifices ana their srrF rs viii
be renewed from year tn year. wttt urfaI-
ing purpose. until sl.eF lave u.aIe -....l q
the uiserIns>i their Eigat o. sel f-oFfrnmrut.
tie generous and almost unqucsf.aFin- con-
fdenee which they have disFiavei towards
their Government during tie pend - st-uc-
ale, all combine - present . sFeef1ell -
n the world Las hardly. II ever. seen r.
SPEAK q snbiuratinr such q people. SD uritrr
and determined, > TO speak iau-uare IN
o. thems a. RESIST an attack
upon their rights for thciE liberties IS wlta
them an instinct
Whether-this war shall last one. ~ three,
Or i've wears, j. problem they leave a. hs
solved by the enemy alone IT. VII Jas
until the enemy >hall have withdrawn .iror
their bericrs-fill their political TirhE ar
alters and tterr bones
reed feom INVASION. Then. and rtrn cniy.
will they rest In peace frvrn taeir struggis,
10 enjoy TIE blessings Wl5ca, with tkc aver
4 Provileuce. the sAail have secured b.
he all Il their @trons hearts aud roaas
Irns.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-27

PrcxbyGeriAl NceGinE-
Alta special rseetlur 81 she Certrsl 70 sis
sipPi Preshytsry, ceHveae1 De- Ctas1u, os
Thursday. llth guly. lssl. ths fsl,aains arr-
ambls and resolutions verc uzaaiu.oasls
adopted
WHEEEss, The General AsrlHt'r ~ ths
Presbytsriaa Charch ia tht Jri,-f s,ates 81
Au,erica. at is rrrsat sesrzaus- t--eu -
held En- Ihe eify - PhilsteiTt. 81 thc l-th
dsy % Mas hast. b. vo-s 81 Iss seas Do "a
hays, in the absence az thr ertzf raa5-rltg %
the Commissioaers 0fthc Frssf rt-r=-s i1 tha
Coafeass-ss States, l.l sleFi tLs Gl.a.-r
resolutions ia reference b. ttt political a---
t4tious 81 che raant-y-
R1s11sz that this Geus-ll A.-rat.u -
the spiri; ef thst Calistlsa patriotism vt..a
the Scriptures eniatn. an1 walsh Ars strsts
characterized this Churrh- ds hr-cty ae-
kuovltdEe and declare car all -rtial tr pos
note and rerretaate. so tsF aa la es lrs. tEe
inle-rity az these ClEe4 states. Hn o.
strengthen. upheld aal ,l-erra-e tar Federal
Gorefaulent in abe exercise af au iss far--
tious unarr ear noble Caussitat-1a- i- aI as
provfsiens- rrruireueatf anl rr.-ss wr
pT0fsss aat u-ahatsl loyalty. Al- .l avoid
al miseourertloa. tl, Assembly declares
thrs ere trru F-larsI Ger-rrr.srf. 81 here
used 81 unE ueanr any rl-e .ftar rl.r.rfB-
traitor. -- tf- -..-.5rr.- ..------- r.-r a-f.--
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siution of tzrartlal O. lte Nlzrtrs cf ths
syuo4 81 Searh CaraiIna- Vlrtlslly declare
he act 20 fs1s. a. stt sra terf rf slavery. 10
Be- a standing Law rf tlc tLgrrt- etatrary 10
he asa ~ lst-. nr4 ta slaltllau ga sag can-
ssi,4uaa ena thr ufr4 Ell seed. ahirl hllds
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-27
MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.
RICHMOND, July 20.

RICHMOND, July 20.
Congress met to-day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Tie following is President Davis's mes
sage to Congress, which was read in open
session
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sheriff sale ON Foreclosure.

State IF ViScOnsin-Kenqsho Go. Circuit Court.
Seth W. Spencer agaisrt Edwin B. Parker and Adelaide
S. Parker.
gY VIRTUE and in pursuance of final
NE judgment for the sale of the morgaged premises
hereinafter described made and in the above en-
titled cause on the seventh day May, A. D. 1861 at
Regua Te m of said Court l, James NJ. Stebbns Sher-
III of Kenosha County, shall oer for sale sell, at
public auction to The highest bidder therefor
door of the Court House, the city and county Keno
and State of Wisconsin, Saturday the 10th day of
August, 1861, between the hours of two
clock in e afternoon of said day. the following described
premises to wit:-Suate in the town of Bristol in the
county of Kenosha Aforesaid thirty (30 off from
the west side of the east hall of the south
section number four "a, town O. north of Range
number twenty one (2) east: Also, twenty-five t25)
acres of from the east side Of the half of said south
west quarter Of said section four a. town and range
aforesaid: Also, five (5) adjoining the last de-
scr bed parcel in the said west of said south west
quarter of said section four 90 in said and range
anc measuring and being thirteen and half (13 l2)
rods in width the south line OF said quarter section
measuring from the west line above described
parcel of tweAty aCres and extend north parable
with he section line, far enough to include five acres
being sixty (6O) acres in all, more less.
Dated May S, 1861 JAMES NJ. STEBBINS
JON B. JLsUs, SherlH OF Kenosha County.
PITTS ATTY. 13w49
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.. From THE CHICAGO JoURsAL'
The Old Couple.

II stands in a sunny meadow,
The house go messy and brown,
With its cumbrous old stone chlmneys,
And the gray roof siopins down
The trees fold their green arms around H.
The trees, q century old
And the winds 90 chanting through them'
And the sunbeans drop their gold.
The cowslips spring in the marshes,
And the roses bloom on the DIi
And beside the brook in the pastures
The herds go feeding az viii.
The children have gone and left them
They ait in the gun 0!vle
And the old wife ears arc ialilng,
As she harks to the we'll known Tone
That won her heart in Der siflhood,
That has soOthed her IN many Il care
And praises her now for the brightness
Her old faco used to wear.
She thinks again Of her bridal
How, dressed in her robe Of "hite.
She stood by her gay young over
In the mornings rosy bght.
Oh, the morning is rosy as ever,
But the rose from her cheek Is fled
And the sunshine still ~ golden,
But it tails on a silvered head.
And the girlhood dreams, once vanished
Come back in her winter time,
Till her feeble pulses tremble
With the thrill OF spring time prime
And looking forth from the window,
She thinks how the trees have grown,
Since clad in her bridal wilderness,
She crossed the old door-stone.
Though dimmed her eyes bright azure,
And dimmed her hair's young gold;
The love in her girlhood plighted
Has never groSn dim nor old.
They sat in peace in the sunshine,
Till the day was almost done;
And then, at its close, an angel
Stole over the threshold stone.
He folded their hands together
He touched their eyeEGs with balm
And their last breath foated upward,
Like the close of solemn psalm.
Like bridal pair they traversed
The unseen, mystical road
That leads to the beautiful city,
''Whose builder and maker Is God. "
Perhaps in that miracle country
They viii give her lost youth back
And the flowers Of vanished spring time,
Will bloom in the spirits track,
One draught from the living waters
Shall call back his mauAoUds prime
And eternal years shall measure
The love that outlved time
But the shapes that they left behind them,
The wrinkles ana silver hair,
Made holy to US by the kisses
The angel had printed there.
We will hide them away meath the pillows
When the day is low in the west
Where the sunbeams caunOt find them,
Nor the winds disturb their rest.
And well suffer no tell.tale tombstone,
With it's age and date, to rise
Ger the two who are old no longer,
In the Fathers House IN the skies.
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Sher;fsss SaIe---On Execution, MenOsha
COunty Circu5I (,ouPf

Enoch W. Evans, against Jefries sullivan.
EBY VIRTUE of an execution in the above entitled
AD cause tested the 9TH day of June, A. D. 1861 tc
me directed delivered, have levied upon, and sh
sell public auction 20 the highest oder, at the front
door OF the Court House in the city and county of Keno
sha, and State of Wisconsin, on Saturday
the 25th day OF July, 1861, ut o'clock p. m
of that day ali the light, title and interest which the
above named defendant had the 9th day of December
A D. 1853, has sin acquiI ed in and the following
described real estate to witt The north half the north
half of block Number ninety co., in the northeast
ter of section thr yone, (31) town wo ~ range
tythree (23 east in the 4th ward of the city of Keno
sha, county ofKenosha, and State OF Wisconsin.
JAMES M. STEBBINS,
Sheriff OF Kenosha County.
Sherif's Office, June Il, 1861. Owl
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Circuit Court for Menosha County

The State Of Wisconsin, to James n. Hannahs
NTOU are hereby summoned and required to answer
Ill the complaint Of III Runals, Plaintiff this &C.
ton, which VIII be filed in the office OF the Clerk of This
Court, at kenoha City, in said county, May 24th A.
!S6l ard 10 serve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint the subscribers their office in the ctv
of ke osha and State of Wis onsn within 20 days after
the service of this upon you exclusive Of The
Gay of such service; aud If you fail answer the sad
complaint within he time aforesaid the plaintiff in his
&C 10 will take judgment against You for the sum ri
8lSO97 besides the costs OF this action.
EBSTER & SCHOFF, of Kenosha Wis
(LS) Witness the Hon. David NoggIe Judge OF the
Judicial Circuit of the State of Wisconsin, AT Ke
nosha City, this goth day OF May, A. D. 1851.
6NOl i. Il. NICHOLS
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vosice to Credi,nra

In the matter of the Estate of Freeman A Smith Ia of
Salem, Kenosha Co., Wisconsin, deceased
10 All whom il may Concerns: Letters foot
amentary the above estate having been issued This
day to Andrew IL. Smith and Rdwn D. Robbins and s,y
months having been allowed ard limited creditors 10
present their claims ior examination and allowance.
Notice IS hereby given that the under signed will on the
lst Monday OF September A. D. 1861 at his Office in th
city OF henosha at 10 A. NJ Of said day, receive exam
against deceased. JON b. JIIstJN
July 4o'hi looI' 4Wo County Judge.
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SO SredfrOrs


In the matter Of the Estate Of Jonathan Eastman.
TEVO all whom it may Letters of sdminisra-
tion said estate, having been this day issued to
Phebe Eastman, and six months having been allowed
nd limited fol- creditors present their claims for al
lowance notice is hereby given that the undersigned wi
the 9TH day of september, A. D. 1851 at mis- office in
the city and county Kenosha at 10 O'Clock A. ~ oil
said day receive examine and adjust ali claims and de
mands Of all persons against said estate.
.E JON B. JILSUN,
July 20th, 1861 [4w7J County Ju, ge.
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Kenoshu Coun.y--Circui. Cour,.

Joseph V. Quarels Administrator of the Estate Of
William Z. Wattles, deceased, against BENJAMIN r.
Jewett, Erastus II. Jewett, Helen r. Jewett
EEERSUANT to further judgment Of foreclosure and
sale rendered in this action the May TEL m of tbIs
Court 1861, shall sell at public auction TOR Cash q,
The Court House door, in Kenosha city on the 12,b 10
Of October 1861 between the hours Of one and tbrs
O'Clock the afternoon, t following premises dec
cr,bed in said further judgment, so much thereof 90
win be necessary the amorn: If said fur,ba
Judgment, AID costs, and expenses, wit That
OF the Northwest qua ter OF Section number iffeep IN
township north OF range twenty-five EAST living and
beng east Of the Milwaukee road and copta1ine Io1
AZ 100 acresave md except the northeast quarter OF
said northwest quarter Of SAID section No H. being 40
acres or Whereabouts.
Dated July 3, 1861.
j. J. PETIT, j. NJ. STEBBINc
Plfs. Atty. [12w3l Sheriff OF Kenosha Count
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Tax snIe.
TREAsURsR's OFFICE, KENosHA COUNTY, |
InlY Is. 1851. {

7. Henry johnson, treasurer of Kenosha County, do
hereby give notice. that in pursn99eSe OF section 4 OF
pmSi Ancion. on the first Tuesday, being the Sd day
of September next, the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ; Of
that day the following described Lots ieceS or par
Day the Faxes interest and charges thereon for the
year 1869, to wis
Cgty OF KensSAG-4h Ward
VIM SevmourJndivue ed half lot bk IL, or sec Oh
VIM Sevmonr-Undivided 1.2 1t 8, blk H. or, 81,
8 Fi.kEit II, blk 10, Or sec 81, town 9 range %
Hudson Bacon-Except Al it, in width oil south eno II
4, blk 50, n or soc 81, town 2, range %.
e. ~ ~ - 60, % r,,1ra 90 in town ofSomere At
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l.. P. HARVEY, Commissioners
SAM'L D. HASTINGS, of School & Uni
JAMES II. HOWE. versity Lands.
KENOSHA COUNrY-Sch00l Lands.

7 NENUSHA OUUN I l-ScN00J LANDS.
No. of Certificate 1913 sold to R. Noyes lot No. Is
or Of the Or town 2 range zoe, section 16, 40 o.
acres amount due $32O 90 amount OF interests $751;
40 amount of penalty $500; amount of Taxes So
40 amt interest penalty, and adv. $40 ,l6 !;
= al amount due State $S69,L6 years for which in
tsrest is due, 1861. 13NS
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T Z q a l.
DissoIution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co-PartHgrg InHN
tofore existing under the firm of JAMES Jo t
MURPHY is this day dissolved by mutual cons ;
All demands against the firm will be settled oy 80
Murphy, who is authorized 30 sign the hrns nae AZ
liquidation, and to him all debts and demands 1Ig s'
firm must be paid. TAS.@S n1 opIiY
JOHN Ml~fHA'
Salem, Kenosha Co., June ~, 1861. ATS
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MARRIAGE GUIDE
FARM FOR SALE,

ssssR- FIRST rate FARM, of 120 acres of rich.
fertile land, in the town of Salem, well II
~H% cultivated and under good state Of i'm liii#
- provement, is offered for sale the most rea-
sonabe terms. 1t is described the west half and he
vest hafofthe east half Of section %. is situated on
the main road from Liberty to Wilmothas good bouse
and barn and other ou-houses, and is well watered =
Anybody wishing to purchase imp owed Farm will End
this rare opportunity For further particulars INQUIRE
lof ALEXANDER CNDERyVOOn
Msrch &c looo 4ltf Kenosha Wis
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OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW!

Dye TO Live, and Live 10 Dye.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of Kenosha and vicinity, that he prepared
to Clean Repair and Restore to their original color,
Gentemens Garments of all kinds in the best possible
manner ana at the shortest notice shah also be pre-
n satisfactory manner Having been burnt out at the
late fire which swept through city, nave perma
place of business at the present tineEork left
Mr. Wnsor's Grocery and Provision Store, first door
nth of H. d. Tar5eps, VIA receive proRpt attention.
JOSEPH COOPER.
e ay II, 1860. 40.
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L & q "A l.
u S MA1sHAL,s sALEl

U. S. MA -+SHAL'S SALE!
EDY VIRTUE OF OkRTAIN WRITS OF FIERI
ID Facias, issued out of the District Court of the
United States for the District of Wisconsin, shall sell
at Pubnc auction to the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY,. AUGUST 10,
a large and general assortment of
Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
at the Store lately occupied by E. W. Blum Co., on
Main St, in the City OF Kenosha. D. O. JACKSON,
2w8 Unitsd States Marshal.
By WALLACE MYGATT, Deputy,
Keuolha, Angus, /, 1861.
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Sale IS Forfeited stateglands.
OFFICa OF COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY LANDS, Madison, July IL, 1851. !
q L NNNGIN

UNIVERSITY LANDS, Madison, July 16, 1861.
STATE Or WISCONSIN,
COUNTY DANE.
The following DESCRIBED Lands in Kenosha County,
having been forfeed by of the nonpayment Of
Interest notice is hereby given, that the wall be
offered sale public auction, at the office of the
Secretary State, capitol, Madi on the Sd
dag Of December A. ID. 1861, unless redeemed
said sale to at O'Clock, A. NJ and tnue
from day day until all Of said anis shall have been
offered, price named opposite each which
includes the amount the of forfeiture, the in
terest up the hrs day of ia quarry, A. D. 1862 the
returned against such land the cost of advertising
and sale of the same, and per cent. damages.
Said Lands will be sold subject to all assessed
against the same, and not ,ncluded herein. The per
centage the principal payableat the time of the pur
be less than per SAID land will be offered by
cOEnties arranged in Alphabetical order, and pub
lishe N This uaDer
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The .toiL1eo57ag lands are on the " Il
m .. = Goo q ~ u 90 On IUr,sd


Or GfSec 6, II, R. 23,-3d Ward.
Leonard-On the n e or sec 6, 7 /, rang
%, com r s, & Isl 4-12 # of the cor
of sd Or 4 rds to W line of Exchange St
n to inteTsec'n with town line ST, to beg II
j BrOwn-On the e or sec L /, range
20, com line Of Deming st, 251 4l2 It
of line of or W 70 Alp # : 159 #, east
II PIP #, n $50 SIP # to beg 40
A Kenyon--Com 264 # II cor 1t II, on n
e or sec g., /, range %, and on line Of
Kenosha Street, east to east line Of
1t Is, A IT W to Kenosha stn A # to beg Is 81
Trant Estate-Part e or sec z 1,R23
line Of Kenosha st, al its inter-
section with lac Of or 30 to line
of a to of sd or thence W to beg %
NJ Coe-0n the Or of sec 6, T !, %,
com % # Of 1t 16, and line OF
Kenosha St, thence go ft,w to old Chi.
road, 60 # to beginning as
Trant's Estate-part or sec 6, T Il
20, com IS S of of 1t 1G anu
line of Kenosha St., 5 Is r W to old Chica-
goIoad, n 15r to begin 81
j Robnson-Part or of sec 6, town 1,
%, com OF c cor oft II, W to line
of e hf of ar sec, s rods to old Chi road
rods TO beginning 81
Stephen Forbes-Part or sec6 6, 7 /, K %
com u of the cor oflt IL, an. 10 IL
rods of the center OF old Chi road thence
s rods, thence " ]. 2 rds n 6r e IL
rods to beg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
II. Hawks-Un the e or sec CT % com
10 rods Of cor Of It II, thence 10
rods, thence 3 rds, thence 10 rds thence
rods to beg ......-...... ......... u
Chas WalKer-Part II ar sec o. I !, H %,
com 81 rds OF the cor of 1t II, thence
to W line of the e half of said or, thence
9 rods, thenceb to old Chi road, thence
n rods to beg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
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BOOTS e. SHOES,

purchasing elsewhere My stock
complete and bound sell cheap as the cheapest na
settled would like all OF my
customers and families for the
summer very large enough all Call and
with what want
Remember the place, NO. Kimbalps New Block
GEO a BALDWIN.