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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
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Washington, July 3.-The New Yori
World says that Vienna has been evacuated
The Tribune says that Lincoln's message
to Congress will not exceed four columns
No advance copies win be sent
Should battle occur near Washington
Scott will command in person. The Cabi
net has decided on grand advance.
The Times says there are only Three regi
ments at Manassas. The remainder of ths
army are moving forward towards Fairfax
under Beauregard.
Two South Carolina regiments are within
five miles of Alexandria.
A Pennsylvania regiment has moved te
the Point of Rocks.
The Northwestern troops have been or.
dered to advance
Fremont assumes command of the army
in Western Virginia, relieving Mcclellan
and superceding Patterson, who has 10000
men and does nothing.
Phillippa, July 3-Wise has Is 900 troops
and will make an attack on the 4th of July
hope of receiving peace propositions from
the Confederate authorities has DELAYED the
movements of the Federal army.
Fortress Monroe, July 5.-The Sd Massa-
chusetts regiment and naval brigade occupy
the deserted dwellings of Hampton.
Hagerstown, July "a dispatch signed
"R. Patterson, Major General commanding y
and dated at Black river, near AIartinsburg.
says that he routed 10000 Southerners.
Patterson regrets the loss of three of his
men killed, and ten wounded This lie graf
iiies Gen. Scott very much.
or.i-v;lIa Tnr,- IT.
Nashville ralroad-two of whom are Ten
nesseeans, and five Kentuckians-voted
unanimously to open the road. with clause
in the receipts relieving the road from re-
sponSibility, If goods are seized or confiscated
by State or Federal authority.
Cotton, backed by Gallaher. is reported
to have said not pound of freight shall
leave the city. The expression Of the town
is, "we Will see about that" It is rumored
that Rousseau and his Silver Greek .raga-
mullins have been sent for.
St. Louis, July 3.-The Democrat an
nounces the promotion of Lyon to Major
Generalship. His command embraces Indi-
ana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri.
Fremont's relieving Mcclellan Of the COM
mand in Western Virginia, indicates that
Mcclellan is either in disgrace, or that his
attention is required in Kentucky and East
Tennessee.
The Federalists are moving towards De
Soto, where the Missourians are in force,
and who, having no bugles, govern their mo-
ton by cannon.
New York, July 3.-The Posts Washing
ton correspondent says there are many evil
dences of a speedy advance upon Fairfax.
Immense amounts of provisions are being
sent over the Potomac, and there is an un-
usual amount of military activity.
Secretary Chase instructs the Philade-
phia Mint to hold large amount of bullion
belonging to the Georgia Bank, until Geor-
gia returns to her allegiance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
CoRys. BUNIoNs, ToE.NAILs.
Upwards Of 1000 Testimonials,
CANTON, MISS, REFERENCES,

Drs Harvey and fowler of Canton. have author
lied their names to be used as references. The
following testimonial will be is from Mr.. J.
W. Baughn of the firm of Cassell i Baughn, Chem
lists and Druggists of this city:
take pleasure in stating that DIR. D Alton has
extracted corn from my foot without The slight
est pain, and in perfectly satisfactory manner.
wonld therefore, recommend all who suffer from
the like annoyances to avail themselves of his pro-
fessional services without delay
j. W. BAUGHN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Saturday Morning, July G, 1861.
Religions Notice.

special meeting of the Central Mississippi
Presbytery will convene in Canton on Thursday
next, June 18th. in the Presbyterian Church. The
object of this meeting is to dissolve the former con-
nectIon of this Presbytery with the PRESBYTERIAN
Church OF the United States of America. The ses-
sions OF this body are public.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

BS-See the testimonials Of Messrs. Davis
and Waggoner, in the advert.ement of Dr.
DAlton- The doctor has concluded to re-
main in Canton few days longer, and has
reduced his rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

TIME partnership lately existing under the
l firm rame of Davis, Smith & Co., has
been dissolved, under its OWE terms, by the
conduct of Abram Davis and Charles Duffee
my late partners. And hereby give notice
that alone am authorized to receipt for any
claims due the late firm, and am authorized
to execute all the contracts of said firm.
GUSTAyUS SMITH
Canton, June %, '6I-25 If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

THE MADISON GUARDs.-We learn this COM
pany will leave for Virginia about the 18th
inst. They will be armed with double bar
rel shot guns. We hope all those in the
county, having guns to spare, win leave them
with the Captain on or before that day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

The ARTEsIAS SPRIyGs.--We ask attention
TO the advertisement of Col W. Z. LucIett,
Offering for sale desirable lots at the Artesian
Springs, one of the most delightful summer
resorts in the whole South
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

[Trom 7. VI. Davis, II. D., near Canton, Miss-]
Dr. ID Alton performed an extremely delicate and
scientific operation on both my great toe-nails
which from growing into the flesh at the sides, had
long been a source of great suffering to me, and
when i say that at the conclusion put my boots
and walked away as though nothing lad taken
place-except being almost nstantaneously and
completely relieved-the public will feel convinced
that the operation painless as skillu.
II. NJ. DAVIS, II. ID.
Canton July LIST, 1861.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Board of Police.

There will be special meeting of the
Board of Police on Monday, 18th inst.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

The Pittsburgh Post says that "the
hero { p of Fort Sumter, General Anders on,
passed through that city on the Goth nit,
en- route for Altoona, whittier he goes, it is
said, for the benefit of his health.''
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

One hundred and twenty-five addi-
tional artisans passed through Wilmington,
n. c., on Saturday, direct from Harper's
Ferry, en- route for Fayetteville. They will
commence turning out arms, it is said, in a
week or two, for the use Of the State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Canton, Miss, June 2eth, 'Gl.
[From Mr.. B. waggoner. Canton, Miss


DIR. ID Alton has this day extracted from my feet
several very troublesome both hard aud soft
in most skillfGl and satisfactory manner and with
out the slightest pain or Inconvenience of any de-
scrption. either during the removal or afterwards,
affording complete and immediate relief.
E. WAGGONER.
Canton, Miss, July 4. 81.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

Also, all varieties OF Ladies' aud Gents
Gold and Chateyant ATCH CHA ms.
NECKLACES and BRACELETS. &c. az
MOSEY L RlCHARpS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
+ JEWEL ".

j T. w + RY.
OUR STOCK OF J EWELRl - composed
in part, Of
Etruscan Cameo. Pearl, Carbunele. Tarq9oise.
Coral, Garnet Leaf. Painted on Copper and
Florentne Sets and half Sets. for LADIES'
and Misses
Those who vast the first choice OF these
beautiful sets must come At once
MOSBY Il RICHARDSS.
ALSO,-Of Cluster and single DIAMOND.
Etruscan Cameo. Carbunele. Coral. Revolvsng
Box and Glass. aud Florentine LADIES' aud
Gents BREAST PINS. Besides 4 large va
riety of set and plain Esr. Engassmea and
Finger RINGS, at
MOSBY 1 RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
Terms Further Reduced.

And now strictly reasonable, as 10 be within the
reach of all classes of society.
Visiting hours from till 10 a. NJ, Office hours
from 10 A. NJ. till p. VI.
DIR. D:ALTONsS VISITS
Are confined to the ladies aud invalds, in all which
cases notice is requested the previous evening. All
...I,., lil,-f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
HtRnw ARE.

2
HAVING connected With our Drug and
Variety Store, Hardware Department. Ne
have furnished ourselves With Parlor >hovels
and Tongs, Plantation Utensils, Mechanics
Supplies and Kitchen Furniture.
These things we buy from original makers.
and sell at New Orleans prices
MOSBY 4 RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
AGENCY.
NGDMH@".

II WILL take Confederate State Bonds, at
L par, for goods sold and for accounts due
Mr.. NJ. Joel. Please come and settle.
j. S. VAN RONKEL.
Canton, June 90, 1661-26 If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
SilVerWare.

LARGE assortment of Table ware.
consisting in part oE Desert and Table
Forks and spoons: Corn. Fish and Butter
Knives: Goblets, Cups. Casters. Napkin
Rings, &c, dc. have last arrived az
MOSBY- 1 RICHARDS.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

THE present is short crep. bat ve
have laid in \ full Stock and intend 10 sell il.
PunctuL purchasers viii gef good Bargains
at MOSB1 4 RiCHARDSsS-
CAxxox. Oct 81. 1901 yly
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06
ID OOk :

BOOKS
BESIDES full stock of Schesi Boeks
and general Stationery. the standard Authors
of Poetry and Prose. there Is the best -eiec-
tion of New Publications that could BE made
from the largest establishments in Phladsi
phia aud New York now for sale a.
MOSBY & RICHARDS'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-07-06

LUxURIES.
az KITS Extra No. l Family Roe Herring;
AO 10 or. bbls. do do do do
so tierces S. Davis, Jr., s. C. Hams.
For sale by
july4 SMEDES, DABNEY & CO.
r ARD-5OO kegs best Leaf Lard
IL 20 ierces 's For sale by
july4 CRUTCHER s CO.
1LEAR AND RIBBED SIDES
~ 20 hhds new Clear Sides
10 Ribbed Just received by
juIy4 CRUTCHER CO.
, 1861-04-08

DEKp DEGRADATION N-Truth 2ies in well.
Axiom By q sucker: Beware Of the swell"
There is consolation for fools, 7iz: that
old age" -
A chap who forwarded q present and love.
letter through Adams d Co, said that he had
expressed his sentiments"
A witness was one day called upon togive
IA his testimony. Having taken his place in
the witness box, he turned to The counsel 1T
the bar, aod before testifsi1g, very earnestly
"say, stranger, which side am On r. !:
a miller, in giving certificate to ttthe
proprietor of MI. Halrison's pills for de-
stro5ing ver1nfn, astounds us with the asser-
~ was full Of rats fortnight since, end now
don't think have one!n. &; - .,..
An ingenious dandy in Paris, concea1s his
baldness by having complete set of thirty
one wigs, each longer haired than the other
&c the end OF the month he has his hair cut,
BY beginning again at No. l. j,
"A wealthy farmer whose orthog1aphY waa
queer, had long promised his wife sewing
machine. He WROTE to friend in New YORK
70 send him one, and received q package about
hundred times larger than he. expected. His
letter proved proved clearly thst hehad order.
ed sowing machine-n' ~
Az ETR TO Bue1HEss.-In a back toWnshfr1
Of Upper Canada, q magistrate. who kept 4
taFerns sold liquor to the people till they; rot.
drunk ard fought In iis house.. He then issu:,
ed q warrant, apprehended them, and fried
them On the spot. and, besides dnlng them,
, 1861-04-08

AFA EREAT WESTERN [CANADA} RA1LWATR
Winter Arrangements.
IrauS Leave the Great Central Depot tcot 81 LAke
10 l. A.-Iishtnin9 E7prsss fsundays a1cepted,
arrive at Detroit e:i5 r. Y. suspenStoc BrtdEs
400 l. r., Albany go r. L.: New York 13
?. H.; Boston 2t0 night.
G@ r. New York and Boston E4preas> {excsoA
Saturday, arrive at Detroit $50 J. H., 6na-
pena1on Bridge OF Buffalo & 80 r. T. Albany
100 4. H. New York 12s \. L. Hoston noon
s@ l. &-Cl1cinnau Express, te1cept Sunday through
to Cincinnati In Is honrA-
aQ r. k-Ci1cinraE xud Louisville Express; {e1cep&
Saturday through to Cincinnati In II houf1
Louisville IN Ii huut8
too =. N-Irain. sataIday only to Niles sunday
TTatr3 st go r. Il
~ Fatent Sleeping Cars On nj night trAtas.
The 20 trsta Sonnects At P.Eis with t''e Buhaa
and Lake Huron Railway for Buffalo anil all pQtnt1
east At Toronto with the Grand Trunk Hallway te
Kingston. osEeashurKh, Montreal, Quebec, and Al
points to CanadA Eaat, Northern Vermont New Lamp
shire aud Vine.
Baggage checked through.
Through Tickets for sste at tho principal R.lsoad
Offices IN tho North sad Vest and 1t tne Cou'aansa
ot6ce, corner Lake and Dearborn sr1eeta x1d Il Tia
E n K1CB. supezats dent
III h Ei4arXr GApArn1 AyAnf InA
, 1861-04-08

DR. sTEETs NFALLTBLE L1SIMEEr 1s nre.
pared from the recipe Of Dr, Stephen Sweet Of Con
Rseaeut the great bonaaetter and has been used In
o pfacsce 1of The last twenty years with the must
astonishing suceess Is In extena, remedy n r. u1,h
out rival and viii alleviate pain more speedily than
4oy Other preparation For all Rheumatic and Eer
vous Disorders n is truly dnfalble, and as curative
for sosea "oxnds sprains. Bruises &C. 1ts soothsnr
seanns asd powerful Strengthening properties excite
Wonder and Ast snishment OF all who have eve.
gwen It k1hl orez four hundred certificates Of re-
4aole cures. performed By It within tbs last two
sc&t1. attest this fsct For sale by J. H. JOHNSON
General Agent, 70 stste street. Chicago. and bv al,
0sseexA nol56Deow.dly
, 1861-04-08
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-

1S60. ..:.-... Wmtar AY1a1Xamfut. ........1&H
On ard 4her Gundsy, Noyembef z5ah, 1880. tatna WI
leavs the Great CentM Depot foot Of I2ks and 6outh
Wster 6treesa
&HAA {s11dAys e1cspted) arriving at Peo1tA 1t 6ao
f;A- St Lou1s lt3o :. 4 Cato - 4. T.
Memphis 100 r. T., New Orleans In 50 hours.
9MF. r. f5at11daJs eIcentedA aF1tytnx N St Louis III
50 houIa.
Trains arrive In Chicago at:
TAO T. r and $50 n, tSundBJs ezesptsd1
for sale At thu aEe Of tha Company n tna
dteat Central Depot
n. r ARTHUR GAn. supt
W. E. J9HHk0N. Gen. Pasa1GeE Agsnk
, 1861-04-08

IT Il E " E 8 r E r N
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, .
AND zz@e M@c
WESTERN EXPRESS.
l. a a l.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION Co..
a11lns nsoe arrangements to run their 1as. s.p,ri
11opsheFs On alternate days With these oft The
NEW YORK CENTRAL
michigan Central Railroads.
Numbering y first class stsupch .rd atroo~
e. Eo GsE To- tSs msFSaaae and pahe
saanSsx sa oFaaaas
Eastern Western Northern asd soutw estsrn tsta
aasne Ihs co9panys aaeqaalied CANAL fsces es
13o Canal Boats,
E 1..s FL IL aDa
psr tnss enables 70 o6rr merchants and ship
eefs superior sindncenentsfo for their patronage.
TIE WHsTnRN HxPRugs.
70 Yorgp rsasss X IT,
fosns Lines ofrzopseEs On tie Upper md Ioxes sas
The Upper Lake Line Dnifu.
". :. 20: s1kAafRa 3: c.& c.Lrxx srxaHxes.
Ionayvanda, Fountain e1rr
fFee State, wenoua.
Mohawk. merdnre
snontn, Evergreen City,
Neptune, G.1eva.
MaJ Flower. Chicago.
tae dock At Erie Basin aud foot or aeht
Pssss ply at H. W.t, A. ose For Or
s Es osee ooas: saS i no. I'D cSess
The Hetrott Zine Daily.
Via North Shore Direct.
VT. co. s1zAAxzs. W.T. Co. srxAnaa.
h11ssouFis Dunksrk,
Illinois, Concord.
Omar Pasha.
oeac desyins n he dock EEie Bsia every evening 1t
nvs Gice H- eshf Or passage apply at the Comps
10ted0, Sa1tdtssk.y and Green
Bay Line.
CENTRAL RAnBoAn srxAxxza
Equator, Eautuor.
AraIea, Rnnhrutss
Hcltpse, Comet.
R6cke3. marnuetr.
Cuyahosa, 9rontez,
Leaving the dock at Erie Rsstn at O'clock r n For
ss6f FL 6f sna sHassgs apps to r i. DOLE eea
Cleveland and Erie Line.
vt. Co. STEAMERS.
mary Stewart Saginaw,
passage apply ~ r. D. DOLE Agent f,ot - MsEieen
, 1861-04-08
CHICAGO Il NORTHWEST

DIRECT ROUTE
70 Rockford Belots Freerort Jane4y-ne Ealen Il
Madison. Praiffa III Chen, Fond dn Lac Ushknsh.
Green Bay BERTH, kpoa, u Crosse ST. ( nj d..
IN and Alter Aond4Yt November &c =. -att t1al1a
leave, viz.
DaY EXpress-f3.43 Noon
945uP. H. for JaHesytlle and Way Stations.
Through tickets eau bs purGhassd 1t Ill Railroad
cicea on Dearborn street or At Passenger *sakacna
GEO. l.. DUNLAP, Superintendent.
=. DE- WITS EQRIEsoN. GENT Ticket AT QCsltY
, 1861-04-08

~ RAnROAD,-Wt1fn A1xAH8KxKxf.
On xnd ate. Aond3y. November 2eeh. 1854 trims v1u
tea7e Welabtteet depot to.1ow1 Sundays excepted
ilsao l. 4 nd 50 T. or BelyideEas Rocfford, f;se-
port Warren, Calena, Dunlstsh, Dabeq1e and 1nfer.
Fulton, cedaE RaPIda aud !ntetmedtats points: 80
points; 80 for Ge1syA and inteTnediate pointa
Passengers for Be1o and Janesst1le WM takn tic u@6
rnads aeaeT1 Lake and 1nta1 e11ate polna vii take
tho 100 l. Il, tral1 E1eepnE caEs un night tra,n1
=; = -, Z A~TALENTT, aGn. 8aptt
6.A WHEELER aea. Passenger Axt b7
, 1861-04-08
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN,
Ii -

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
S#Ss i Z s!s RgHs Z. TsAsH .sss 9 VI, D..
Thfes Th1szxh PASSENGER rr,,,~
cenEssttng direct il Do Union Depot Il Fssou,rs.
le'ssEh sse @ I. R.Is4s
S sens i9Tnsa9g es1 5 q. he
v9as shsns and Fs II; q
sEokhg csfs ars attached 70 e1ch tain; woodzoa-s
III sasas;, t.
oonsas asss IS 5 Mr. F9 ,od
na1ts shFesEs ssEst Trim RsE9'ass
" engineer thus adding much 70 hA sa.sy Of III.
e. @ @Dsily Trains m bet veen Fntlsds1phts and Few
toe abofs ra1s l'exess al Fn ara good oa either Of
sss Bsss Hsk:ss Boston eeod u. Norwich III.
ts5sd 5stn nse q ehsIgs through Nex Tdrk. '3'0''
s Pea s9g 3 81
aaa NJ es* a isSs,Ssp & as
NF4.a AEvArs Is Low 1sn T1i1 ~ Qu1ox -
~. Ask Eos F1fkE# 3ssIs s. '3S5: SiFtsaugan
sE a''z&;$ = East md 1z1
: 81: = e ss.sss hsts
shp1ss F d "a I'd ss fEs3aI rs.s
5.5S & ssssf q IL sRs@Eae zssss sPs ss
D. 4 STEWART, Pittsburgh;
s; = f1erca e.. Aanesvtle, o.: J. J. Johnstou
ess asSSs6s, s., fsGSeR fhszsss e. 99Rs2 93Rs2
HsS4 qsp asaf5 ase Ss,,aN Ahfn
~ sssIsi s eEst% & Se GafG { 2,
sflie fsan: a;:a aaEh 3 agnt, 8snphia Tenn Cla5fs
Wesf '' - A'1'As0->' - >1a'''eA' ''ss" Ia '0s
1as Greatest Faeilitiaz o6ersd Aar tho P1uoo-
tsaa md sgeedy Tra4Apaztasta q
ara Ecod con3modanons with u1uA p1tTusEM tn
persons travelling IN eei5Nkf aENktaFso ttaafIsot
1t nd FsH 9s< e. ssss g g.
5sa Z sad nsa. @ II Iss sa.nt sas e e s
OF Missouri, by ralitoa9 direct.
Ibe Pennsylvania kal1foad also connects as P1tts-
Iennesses, Cumberland, Illinois, hieEseippt Whco5e
sin, Missouri Kansas, AIk1usas and He'd Rivers an1
# G5eyslaad s4adq,Y and Chicago with Steamer Il
Aefchants and Shippers entsustlng tho ranaortatoa
e taets sghts e thls Company can rely with cor
West b. ho Pennsyvana Railroad ara 81 al t,ss ;.
fav2rable - are charged By other 3. + Companies
= H particular 70 marx packa4ea WA P1i4 E. q.
aKxfk2fs R65ss 5ssss1ee1sa $ Ss1sa ..r.ss Baltimore.
iHACH M.1 M = E2 NJ 2 Astor House. or No. g. Wn.
Isl e. En- sss Hsf'sn fsaas,Da
!. l. H9uRT, Gen. Ticket Ax't Phladeiphla.
THUS. l. SCOTT Gen. supt. Altoona Pa lhi-d1-H
, 1861-04-08
SEEMING 5aaebinea.
- Il " IN G II HINES.
/. CORNELL J. CO.'S
6ami1y and ManuFa oturfno
$40 SEWING MACHINES,


EAGaART t FARES pATEET.
Ms ~ happs to to the thousands who sra rs.,.
q e o;sesieSas II *fe s Il e
HOWE a. aaa al pesoos oxsh nE p RAKEk As;5a ELIAS
ssSnre 1 y sgs,aist sai any melestaaan '1 s''sn ass
sd q s = stsTs saa.is
sIa sae made mcass gRaaf ps5s ss
Asnms.s {9t Witch havs ssvssA syts NaedItg
s sS ssy ee5
S18sT.Ct4sa hAcHInE r AAskkT. Aho
kefUkb fqE khAfast f g w
sSI Aeass ThIcn doe not EhoIg s.ts the DUR 1os
otSe seses sst 9s1s xora
y r. r. es}tRS 81 Is 1ass5 maShnes some
~ ssao s5tt spsss hs
1nd s1poses 70 o PURCHASE u gtstep fSa aHss
sgs Ia potS aos amosseae It has but two regulating
a neas e. 40 d.ytnE stsE
xiE2 2 or wosS woxK ETH TH se5t14fs % nea
anon. e. the hu dTeds with whic we are sc1asin1sd
EsDs oet ss'5 Spss ssf
W. 49, { Y kn wa -'' "~A4'
~ Il Pee s:o o s14s:s ;sys1
ns1hS ont m,ssR sEs s. Infes ysaEs hae placed them i
g. u g. bss5 sS;s
s sSPay ii ife erde1a dea9ds %s
S5Hssoa aa5 s1yifd e aEMMEs y,
aax III nas HsId e RraosSS 6stssf IL
ssx xs = 4 +
@q1t e.ass ts .ea
~ S1f sssss +
e e. T. ssaass II
Post Qdlee Boz 81, Chicago. III
guy at LII 1Afs street. Up6ata) de2d71sSa
, 1861-04-08

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
4tA LAKE 6HORE RAILROAD.

M 1CH1GAN SOUTHERN AND
4A LAKE 6HORE RAILROAD.
le6Q-A---.:. Winter Arrangement. .-.. &e}-3
Takes effect Sunday, Nor. Is
go \. A.x-New fork and Boston Expzess-da1ly a1cs
Sundays, viz Old Line.
$50 r. H.-N1znt E1pre5a-dst15 except Saturday, Vta
Old Linz.
Connecting st Toledo aud Detroit with tfains to NJ
points tatertor In Ohio Pennsylvania Ntw York md
the New England States and Canad4s
400 l. Il, and $50 A-FttaburKh, Baltimore and
Phtiadelpht2 kxpress, VIA Cleveland making
as q1icx u'ua g. any other soute.
644 i. L. aud $50 M-Detrolt Express via Adrian
arriving In Detroit at $50 r. X, and as :. r.
connecting dlrsctly Etta tralna ain on he GreA
q Woodru1's Patent Sleeping Cara accompany N
the Nigh. Trains this to New York and Boeton.
Tickets can be had 1t all ticket offices In tie West
and At the Copanys O1tee Sc South Clarkst7set and
1t the depot.
Trains lenyo Toledo at 10 Is l. T.. and 1os TX,
arrive In Chicago asam A. y. and aooEM
GEO. d. GRAY Gen1 Western AGENT
1oAI D. CARnE1L 9eul 81pt 1e661iJ
, 1861-04-08

T IGHTNING RODS.-New and
~ Improved style Of Iron and Copper Lightning
Eoda E9la @ Hna s.ivsF kased Copper Points. New
ofds5s ! toF x, eag r. .1a GegntH Trede promptly
&, g Elnzde st1eet. Chicago GK0. Y. AANNIs. +
LIGHTNING RODS AT THE
Old Stand, 8 Klnxle street, Iron and Copu.r
Lightning @ @ EoaA co2psr folnss with silver md 4old
ind insa1atora 81 n EndA1 -'A'''AsN'' :,
0Ede1 promptly died. oMce md Factory, ssKhIs
ssreet Chicago IL Post 0mee Hox 1859.
nal1am CUTLER HAL1, h co
, 1861-04-08

THICAGO q ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD L1NE.-Passepger T1ain4 depsra
f-cM md arrive at Chicago ss follows:
Day Express and Mail leave as9. H. Il. and szttys
ct SIS r T. (Snnd2ys excepted},
Might Express eaves At IS T. T. tsaturdau cxoep4.
edli arrive at SIS i. n. tMondsys a1cepted).
Joliet Accommodation. 500 r. " (BundAyB exoepta41.
JOHN F. TRACY. Gen. 3rpet
Y. 1. 81. JoH1. RenI Agent daH
, 1861-04-08
q o InbFutprS.

TO I N Y E N r 0 Il S.
BRoAbNAX i GRAY,
Patent Attorneys and Solicitors,
Have opensd an office in Ch1cago, where one OF ths
nEn can be consulted WITHOUT CHARGE Qpon
NEW INyGNTi1Ks, REFLECTED. CASES, IaTER-
fERENGEa hEIsSUEst CAVAETS EXTENTIONS,'
AARRpiI1IaqH4A4k 44aIa I5AfIKgxEMEsTS RKEIIMIIARY
Cations prepared and prosecuted upon CoSTIEaENr
FEE that = No FATENF No PAY, il the inventor So Do
Rae.!shed u most Of tne leading N4wsPafas Of FIJI
MEbT FREE OF 1HAKaE which brings the Invention
directly before the public. An profs ssona bnslnest
KEa Patents secuied in all foreign couutrtes AdYic&
given and circulars sent gratutously.
Off E Ell
CORNER SEVENTH AisD + srREETa directly op
p9sise re Fstent @ Office, Washington, D. C.-Ea.
u PINE STREET, Old Custom HOUSE. St. Ipuia No
T. Q. Boz 2SN-Estab 1shed 1ss5.
LARM0}FS BLOCK, corner Clark and Washington
stestA Chicago IL T. @. Boz 444s-Estaolished
, 1861-04-08

-s@ What shall / do for my Hair ?
ose LYONS KATHARI0E. 1t Is, beyond question. the
hnAat preparation made Its immense sale provex
Ii oxcaIence. Nothing has ever given euch un,ver.
81 sasfAcon, It restores press1ves and beautlaes
tas Hatr. and ttapara delightful odos, uh1aam
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-09
COVINGTON NEWS.

MAYORS CoURT.--James Mullins, for an
assault upon John Ebbs, was fined So and
costs. John Ebbs, for drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, was fined ST. and costs.
Patrick Dowd and George 0'Brien, charged
with disturbing the Fifth-street School
house by throwing stones at it, were fined
81 each.
A RIFLsD BATTERY.-Captain Standards
battery, consisting of six. rihed brass pieces
and one hundred and fifty men and the same
number of horses, crossed the river from
Cincinnati this morning, en- route for Camp
Dick Robinson. Another battery of the
same number of guns and men will arrive
in the city this afternoon.
THE Four MONTHS REGIMENT.-Colonel B..
W. Foleys four-months regiment is rapidly
filling up. The Home Guard companies go
into the matter with will, the most Of them,
so far, sgnifying their intention to join the
organization.
MCCLELLAN GUARDs.-This company is
requested to meetat the armory this evening,
at halfpsst seven o'clock, and make a report
of the arms in possession Of each member.
ANOTHER D1NNER.-The citizens of Gov
ington, with characteristic liberality, were
actively engaged this morning in preparing
a dinner for the men attached to the batteries
passing through our city to day.