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FOREIGN.

Adelina Patti IN Paris where she is rehcarsinc
''Il Barberi Ill seviglil in which opera she TO max
her debut before the critical hdts-s OF The Icns
predicted for this young arist II Is
asserted that great humber q the London admirers
her talent 10 be present Paris at her debut for
The express purpose Of applauding their established
iaverite.
new baritone has made his debut at the Itaions
Pars--M. Alnesi The opera was "scmiramdc and the
of the claimant for public favcr entirely
successful
with unfeigned regret that notice the structures
of the Paris critics upon the failing voice and ncreas
ing obesity Of Alboni Her appearance Arssco 10
'.senamidc, clothed in male attire the signal for
outbursts OF merrment which her ye, 6nc voice
failed to stl. why will artists initiate the example
them by the great ramburin In the peaudc Of bis
musical powers he disappeared from the stage, leaving
behind him regrets Gnmixed with pity. Gris has not
learned this sef-co,irol, while Mario, fading In
voice, win probably continue singing until ,npete
Of his great vocal et takes place He IL engaged
70 sing at the Paris Academic Imrerisc dc Musilnc in
FRENCH opera il IL horcd that in French music he may yet
appear great advantage Frczzon issinGng with ndf
fcrest success At the Itasns, Paris she appeared in
Rigole,to. she supported by Delle scdic baritone
Of not great volume, but infinite cutare and purity and
Naudin tcnor whose swcc. bnt feeble notes have
drawn upon him the soubrsr,ct OF the "Iencr dcs
Danes"
In The new Theatre Iyrlue, Marie Cabe the original
pinorsh, drawing all Paris TO hear her IN la Chate
Meryeilleuse" The celebrated Madame solan Carvaho
Is 10 appear the theatre in Bafe's "Bo'
hemian Girl.v
Az the Ccvent Garden Royal English Opera in London
opera by Mr. Vincent Wallace has performed
with immense The new work Is called "rovc's
Triumph" Miss Louisa Pync and Mr.. Harrison the
chief artists The London journals are loud IN their praise
/ Of the concerts at the Crystal Palace
In Madrid a new buno-Sealcss--is creating agrcat
sensation "Don pasquale The Spanish critics are al
10 raptarcs about Lin aud compare him 70 IabssIe.
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II tine Baby Is Cutting Teeth Use Mrs.
WINSLOWiS Soothing Syrup which viii greatly facilitate
the and regulate bowels. Mrs. WnsoN
perieneed Nurse and Female Ply ean amt has made
c0yery thai gives relief and health 10 infants 25c bottle
Goura ud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part OF The body Warranted. AS Broadway
BATES. Boston.
BatchelOi's Hair Dyc-the Best In the
woIo :nssnisbeous hsnless and reiabe Sold by drug
ot Youth Liquid Pearl Tor preserving and beauyu the
complexion and skin. Lidcs ths delight
iui toilet article Will be convinced that has equai All
druggists and 40 broadway
Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.-Radicai Cure
Truss Olce SUI at No. Nesey Astor House No
With any other Office of the lady
attendant.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Asior House. The
Dy applied by sSful artists.
DR.. Schenck Can be F1und Profession
ally at his roo". 81 Bond New YORK every Monday,
from "a NJ. to3r.N
Schsnck's PuImonic Syrup-For sale,
wholesae and retail the drIo 81 Barclay street. NJ
DIR. Hmnfer's Old and Only once is mt
No. s Dtyisoa street. New YORK city. Esabhsned A. d.
1884 The Docor can lie consulted iron clocA A. NJ until
r..
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
aud Ctr. NJ. Division street, New YORK city sue.
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Schsnck's PuImonic Syrup-For sale,
whoesae and retail the drTo,, u Barclay street. ~.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
forms % scrntnla obstinate Frtous the skin
aud Old Citrs. Ne DIVISION street New YORK city,
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siges or two 4 Nancy SYKES would 40. DO .mi,.

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DR.. Schenck Can be F1und Protection :
ally al his 81 Bond New YORK every Monday
y NJ to
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No Asiur House. The
Dy applied by skrIl artists.
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

E@g"It seems that Archbishop Hughes has
become as great "A brawler for the subjuga-
ton of the South as Henry Ward Bcecher.
A dispatch from New, York, dated the 18th
says:
Archbishop Hughes delivered q most pat
riotic sermon yesterday IA St. Patricks Cath
edral. After reciting his course of action in
Europe, he called upon the whole North to
come out in its strength-for volunteering 10
continue, and for draft to be made He
said 100000 men were not enOugh-caH out
700 more The people should insist
upon being drafted, and bring this unnatural
war strife to close by the strength Of might
alone.
oh for a forty parson power to curse the
vile old sinner as he deserves! We should
think that native of down-troddeu Ireland
would naturally have sympathy for tie South
in her struggle for liberty, but this hoary-
headed old hypocrite recommends thet she
be crushed "by the strength Of might alone.
The brute Butler must look to his laQrels
Archbishop Hughes is also an advocate ofI
brute force. lie has bruited the doctrine
even on the Sabbath day in St. Patrick
Cathedral
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

BE- The Eagles of victory have again
Perched upon our standard, after hard
fought battle in Virginia Gems. Jackson.
I'VE name old Stonewall first, because he
is always the first in the fight Longstreet
and Lee have met Pope and Mcclellan and
their boosted legions, and routed them, horse.
foot and Dragons. The victory-though it
may have been dearly bought-is indeed a
glorious one. Let the heart of the Confeder-
acy respond to the noble sentiment of our
great and good Commander-in-C Chief =" To
God and to our brave soldiers be all the
praise"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

A FINE MRLoN.-Elder d. E. Burns pre-
scented US few days ago with watermelon
huge in proportions and delicious in taste.
1t was so large that our scales would not
weigh it, but Judging from the ''heft of it, /"
we think it would have WEIGHED tbirtv-fva
pounds. If anybody thinks he can beat that.
let him send his melon to this office, where
it shall be fairly tested
May the melon patch of our friend Burns
groan yearly and early beneath the weight of
just such fruit, and may he always be Elder
but never grow older.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meet
ing in our city on Monday last, Col THos. NJ.
GRIFFIN, of the 18th Mississippi Regiment,
COL u. was severely wounded on the Ist of
July, in one of the series of battles before
Richmond, while leading his brave bows to
the deadly breach" and has been spending
few weeks at his home in this county. He
looks somewhat pale and reduced from the
effects of his wound and the necessary con-
hnement, and still wore his coat loosely over
his wounded shoulder, but we judge from
his appearance that he will soon be in Vir-
glnia again, at the head of his regiment.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

LEX TALIoyIs. The Northern press char
acterizes the retaliatory orders issued by
President Davis against Generals Polk and
Steinwehr as the essence of barbarism. @.
yes; they cannot see anything wrong what
ever in the plundering and numbering of inno-
tious soldiery, but when measuses are taken
to bring them to eondign punishment, they
turn up their eyes in holy horror at the bar
barities of the South Instead of simply
combining captured officers of these commands
in close quarters, as is proposed, our govern
ment would be justifable in raising the black
flag and giving them no quarter.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

ELECTION TICKETs.-About one dozen of
the candidates in this district and county
have requested US to place their name on the
ticket to be issued from this office The ticket
VIII be printed on a strip of paper amply
sufficient in length to accommodate all the
office-seekers. We hope no candidate will
be so blind to his own interest, and so un-
mindful of ours, as to fail to secure a place
Tor his name on that ticket. We shall adhere
to the old price, without shadow or variable
ness of turning,-fve dollars for each name.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

a CoNPLINEST.-The Atlanta Common
wealth pays the people and the Executive Of
Mississippi the following handsome compIi-
ment:
Generals Beauregard and Lowell were OPP
posed to making a defence at Vicksbure.
But fortunately Mississippi has q Governor
who, like her sons, does not know how Is
surrender, and refused to learn. This bull
dog courage and strong common sense Of the
Executive have, by general admission. saved
the State of Mississippi from temporary oc-
cupation by bloated soIdierv
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04
Serg't 18th Brigade, I'd Div.

We learn from gentleman just from
Middle Tennessee, that murder and rob
berry are becoming more and more fire.
quent in that portion Of the State. The
enemy are terrifying at the principal
stations and bridges on the Nashville and
Chattanooga railroad. At Wartrace, in
Bedford county, and Gallatin. in Sumner
county, we are informed, the Faderals
are drilling the negroes and preparing
them to take the field as soldiers. Great
havoc is being made upon the growing
crops, while barns aud smokehouses are
pillaged of all their contents in many
localities Chattanooga ReJeZ.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04
CAMP MOCCASTN.
MILES FROM CHATTANOOGA.
August 9Th, 1862

august gin, 1862
Mr.. EDITOR
SIR-In my leisure moments,
(which are few, my thoughts naturally
wander home ward, and | can only con
lecture what is doing there
| The time reminds me, however. that
the first of October is near at hand. and
that the election for Judicial and County
Officers viii then take place Among
the most important offices TO be filed Is
that of District Attorney. Without dis
paraging the claims of others who NAV
aspire to that position, would be pleased
through the columns of your valuable
paper, to call the attention of the voters
of the District to the claims of Capt. ].
A. Campbell. of the county OF Leake. to
that office. When this unholy war, which
is devastating our country, broke out.
Captain Campbell, Immediately resigned
the office of Probate Judge. which be
had filed for six years, with honor to
himself and credit to his county aban~
doned his practice as lawyer-bis home
and all his domestic interests raised
company and enlisted in the service of
his country, where be has been twelve .
months, and is now, enduring all the pri- i
vations and hardships of soldiers life. /
His qualifications as lawyer are well .
known throughout the District; there
fore, endorsement is useless. The peo-
pie in electing him would confer favor
on him and his many friends in the army
and at home, and at the same time paw
q Just reward to merit, self-sacrifce aud
patriotism.
| am, dear Editor, your ob't serv't,
K. G. D., Ii
Serg't 18th Brigade, I'd Div. h
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

YANKEE THIEyISG. Under this head
the Memphis Grenada Appeal says, The
Yicksburg Citizen publishes the following
extract Of private letter, written By gen
tleman in the army near Baton Rouge to his
wife in Warren county" Had the Appeal
said Canton instead of Vicksburg, and MIDI
both the extract and the gentlemanz wife in
their proper places.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

MADISON CIRCUIT CoURT.-It will be seen
that the list of Jurors has been greatly cur
tailed w learn that Judge Hudson only
designs holding Court for the trial of those
persons now confined in our JAIL and that the
trials of such will not consume more than
one week. hence, the jury for the first week
only viii be called
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04
IL Tie sc.e.S CT V-zEea teansx>

IN BOW before yon tt third ffnae.
for the Office Of Assessor of yeur county
Heretofore. / have run. i : true. ~
but little expectation CT saccess-raY oa-
iecs n being a candidate havinS besn e.
become known D nv fellow citizens 81
the county and nc the saEe TIRE scare
a preference usually awarded un3er ssarh
circumstances. Now. however. thaf tie
former occupant bas abandoned The oshee.
| can bur feel that. II ogker sklags =
equal. preference viii . given ne AL
! may be successful.
Feeling assured that = v5sIs voa st
your homes, for elecsioneeEseS Purposes,
Is not only unnecessary. but wcu4 e
annoying 20 you. sc thls per5al q eur
countrv's distress. shall uot pursue gaaz
course, but take this method & present
ing myself 70 yOu = sn applicant toF Tie
office and in 50 doinE. simply s2F c.
you. shat | ask It because / ase1 r md
If elected, viii receive il S J favor. aa1
promise to spare No pains - l~ehaFsse tAe
duties Of the Office strictly. According O.
Law. and thereby give 8 least general
feel tnat it Is due 10 uvselE - sell
as 10 yea. 90 state that arm eX-
ampt from military dasy u Consequence
Of physical disability anI II a1dlaea Z
would say-belieyiuE. a. I ID. thas
person By asking and receiving ot6-e
hereby contracts with the people q dis
charge faithfully is duties Tor The salary
n compensation fixed b. themse.ve~-
shall. II elected, receive as q e1maen- i
alton for nv services 9a5. tie tse ssI-
Try. which cannot exceed seven b113re1
l0liars per annum. Instead - 5aartee-
hundred. heretofore paid cur ss<e-~eF~.
Respectfully. 4 Z BEARD
Sharon. Aug. ZJ.h. 1852
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

MARTIAL LAw.-The counties of Rankin,
Scott, Newton, Lauderdale and Madison have
been declared under Martial Law, by Brig.
Gen. Smith, C. c. ShackIeford, Esq. has
been appointed Provost Marshal for Madison
county
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

Ea5- The letter of our CORRESPONDENT K q
DIS published as an advertisement, of course
LII any other person desires to advocate the
CLAIMS OF any particular favorite through our
columns, he can do so on the same condition
See our terms, rates, &c, under the head of
the paper
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

1t is desired that there shall be a general
at CHURCH next Sabbath, especially of the
male members. Important matters will be
laid before the congregation. PASTOR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

soAP.-We lave been presented D M r
H. Could with couple Of specimens Of Toi-
let Soap, manufactured by himself, which :
very creditable to his ingenuity Except that
it lacks hardness, it is but little surpassed BY
the best qualities of Yankee Soap. Il was
made, we learn, without boiling.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

CIR FOR PEAcE.-The Dubuque Herald
has sent up lugubrious wall for peace. .
1t calls for cessation of hostilities. .
that the Union may be restored" The
Herald says THE bravest of all men
this day is he who cries peace and
above all the ephemeral dignities of the
day. will be that mans memory who, IN
intimidated, cries peace"
Lincoln gave the editor "peace" By
putting him in prison.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The congregation of the Presbyterian
Church may expect Divine Service every
Sabbath at the Masonic Hall, until further
notice
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

SURSCRTP TON Three i1okiefrS per ds1rauna IN
ADVANCE. Ne subscription takea any other
terms.
ADVER Using Marriages and deaths Of fire
Ines or Tess, published ne1cs Obituaries and
Tributes of Respect, at regular ADVERTISING rates
Communications and notices designed TO call dtter-
ton to pricate enterprises, are charged for. No
GRATUIToUs WORK Is DONE and all bills are due
Dhe. The labor COMPLETED advertisements in
serted at 81 per square for the first insertion and
SO cents for each subsequent insertion Ten lines
or Tess constitute square. n liberal deduction
made for those Uho GdUeFtiss bg the year.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04

ORDER No. 23-W8wEN - rHE row.
AND WHAT ONE DTD.-We are indebted -
high authority for the facts ot the fsst5w-
ing occurrence ID New Orleans. inlefi-
gence Of which reached the cisF Yesterday.
Mrs. II. II. Hvams. wife e lie Lieusen-
ant Governor o. the State. passed oa tEe
street a number Of Yankee Cficers sitsfa.
IN a doorway as she went bv. One 81
them arose and followed her a les st-ns.
and, arresting her progress b. placing
himself IN front of her. told her that Sc
omitted to bow IN passing. she attempt
ed 70 avoid the rufian. wien he repeated
his remark. and asked ber ii she had nas
read Gen Buffers Order No. rs" with
reference 70 the treatment of Union on
GERS and soldiers with respect En3eav-
oriug 70 pass the fellow. e. threw -
arms round the ladv's waist. and pressed
bis foul lips upon her face. As the VI
lain released her from bis embrace. the
Southern lady cody drew 5 pistol ana
shot him through the BODY. 50 that Re
fell dead a. her feet
Another Of the officers arose ara tosk
he lady By the arm aud ted Der. 50 tbat
he other Federais coalI hear. that She
must accompany bin before Batter. He
placed her IN a cab and drove awav-bnt
lot to the Beasts quarters lie directed
ne cab oui OF the city and through lie
me OF sentries- lie continued 10 esears
Ter on herjourney through the eouatrv m
4 they arrived in The Southern lines q
amp Moore. when be deIivered himself
Ip 10 the Confederate authorizes. E e
cat a7atb as a prisoner q otLerEiss.-
1oJile Register.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-09-04
~ kllla- = erarral 1905.

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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

Of such arms and ammunition, the cotnmadding:
officer Of the company IN charge Of TIE sazho
shall, when BY him deemed advisaUls or BRO.
per, keep detail of twenty men at aii hour.
on guard, at the depot TO be drilled during the
day, to act - guard during tho night and to
be relieved daily; and If the number Of men in
such company shall not be sufficient to per.
form such guard duty, the commanding officer
thereof shall report such fact to the command
ing officer Of regiment. whose duty it shall be
to detail from adjacent beats for service IN such
company, a. many men as may be sufficient to
increase the company to sixty-four men, rank
and file.
.. That the 4th and 10th regiments Of the
First Corps Of Reserves, heretofore organized.
be, and they are hereby, disbanded, and all
commissions issued to the officers of such Reg
iments are hereby vacated. = s.s...,.,,, !,
10. That nothing contained in the forego-
ing resolutions shall apply to the Fourth Brig
ade of the South Carolina Militia, nor shall be
construed to appear to the constitutional and
legal right of the Governor and Commander
in-Chief Of the State to call into service such
portion of the militia of this State for the pub
lie defence as in his judgment he may deem
expedient. Na ,E.,s,e S,s,t.,syg..
BY order of the Governor and Council.
..sa B. +. ARTHUR,
Secretary Executive Council.
Official copy
WAll the papers in the State copy twice.
November IA
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

l. Resolued, That the public safety imperi-
ously demands that all male white residents Of
the State Of South Carolina capable Of bearing
arms should be immediately placed into milf
tary organization and armed.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJ'T. & INSP. GENERALS OFFICE, l,
CoLuNBIA, November IA, 1852.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4s. 4.
T PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
A' the Governor and Council, dated October
81, 1852, all militia officers Of this State are
hereby ordered to give every assistanoein their
power to the enrolling officers Of the Confed-
crate Government employed in the preparation
Of the Conscription rolls, and to furnish to such
officers, when called upon to 80 do, copies Of
the rolls Of their respective organizations, and
in such rolls to specify tho ages Of the persons
in such organizations. A
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
WILMOT g. D.SAUSSURE,
Adjutant and Inspector General offs. c.. .,.
w-Aif papers in the State copy once,
November 81 G"
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W Eight dollars per annum tor every additional
square 81 y II 20 =. .lr. 81. II Z. Is.t.s. ,.r ).
BUSINESS, and PROFESSIONAL CARDS EIGHT DOLLARS
;ayear All advertisements for less than three months
CASH If the number of insertions is not specified in
Writing advertisements oiu be continued till ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Announcing CANDIDATES, three months FSve Dollars
over that time, the usual rates will be charged.
No advertisement however small, will be considered
less than square and transient rates charged on all
for q less time than three months
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STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA.

ADJuTANr AND INspHcroR-G GrNrRAI's Orrrcr,
CoLuhBIA, November Is, 1852.
GENERAL ORDER NO. AZ.
II PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF
the Governor and Council of this date, il
is ordered that the. "Soldiers Boards Of ReieEr'
created by an Act of the General assembly
entitled An Act to afford aid to the families Of
soldiers" are exempt from military duty except
a. alarm men.
By order of the Governor and Councik
WILMOT g. DESAUSSURE,
Adjutant and Inspector General Of s. G.
Eg Each paper in the State, copy once.
November 2I I
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Bureaur Of CentraEAssoclasioA!
COLIJMBIAs November I q. 1902.

A. CAR WITH SUPPLIES FOR THE
IA Carolina soldiers in Virginis will. lesvsc
the Charlotte Depot under charge of special
agent on Friday, the 2lst INIT: All, Dstics
Associations, and al psrscns Wishing to ssna
boxes or packagsA are invited TO- avail them
selves oftkis opportunity.
.-ss6'$ 81 M.LABORDE,q q@ -.
q. Chairman CsnttaI Associates.
HAll papers Of the Statswill plsass copy.
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