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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-12
IUThe new Dollar Weekly star, fuller than

VThc new Dollar Weekly Star, fuller than
liver Of Metropolitan news and goss =, and choic e
literary reading, is now on our counter ready for
delivery to the public. Embraced I'm its enter
tatning contents are the following articles:
tull Accounts Of The late Glorious Victories with
ali the particulars and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Island No. lO-EIpeditions of the AruIv by
land and Sea-Battles and skirmishes in Viz
ginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, and at Island
No 10; and a full list of the ''Secession Came
brought down by our troops since they set out
on their hunting tour
Also, rich sketches; PoeticaI articles; Latest
peace news, by telegraph, Of this and Of foreign
Countries Do!ngs in France, England, ard
Russia; ard all tie local news In, round and
about Washington for the past week.
Laugh and grow fat !" bv reading the interview
between Sanders and Polk IN reference 20 the
Provisional Government Of Kentucky; Skating
Humbug,n rich, rare and Tacy; BrownlOw's
speech at Cincinnati; and witticisms from
Plentic'; and other hrst-class operators upon
the ri~ibles.
Agricultural and horticultural matters domestic
recipes. ard other matter useful FOR farmers and
hOusekeepen.
This Is just the paper above all others for per-
IONS sojOurning in the National Metropolis 10
send to tEeir friends at distance. Price only
three cents per copy. or 8 per annum; postage
Prepaid by stamps when 80 arranged
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LATE FEOnI THE ARMY OF THE 20.
IOnAC
lCorrespondtnce OF The Philadelphia Inquirer

tCorfesPondsnce CT the Philadelphia Inquirer I
EIGHT Mills FROM YORKTOWN, Va,
Rebel Fo,., 81 p Point, April Q, D IN
The roads are In an awful condition, but dav
Or two will remedy that az the soil Is sand
4Oam.
There are important military movements. bu I
we cannot speak Of them at present We would
Hovise the public 10 rest easy. We are all safe
now, ana when an advance IL msde In some fu.
tuTe time we will have no repetition Of the Bethel
tragedy.
Should We drive them from their line here thew
nave another at !" illiamsburg, about nlreea miles
beyond y rktown.
they have large force ofshsrp shooters, with
TILES, along their front; bat cur men 50 far keep
them at their distance.
Wewant a whIrf which can be made In three
hours out Of tie pests, &c now here. The storm
continues TO race and IL 10 to be hoped that hiCh
ths wind subsidies something will be done A
nuInbsr CT wagons, &c, are lying along the beach
los, IN landing Tee horses are pushed overheard
and have TO swim - the shore. The stores, e. C.
ha " t. be b.ou2 BIT In small boats All The work
ls done tsIe by soldiers, no contraband are used
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News from the Rappahannocs

Hsalsh Of tbs TroopS-RsceptioH Of the Ef,ys Of
fhs Recent ViefoyIss-BrsH!SriHs OccEpisd bV
or E'TesS-Mortmenfs offis RcbeiS, &c.
MANASSAS, April 10 --Noiwithstandiag the ter
Ible storm Of the last three days the health Of the
troops In the Department OF the Kappa hammock
is unusually good A few are sUff-rinp from
colds, but othsTWise Eone have been fl ,cted
The news Of the capture Of Island NO. 10, and
The victory at Pituburg, was read TO the several
brlgades, exciting Intense enthusiasm, particular
iy In the brigade composed principally Of West
err men.
4 he country between Manassas and yyarreuton
bus Seen eifectually cleared OF Rebel scouts rem
deTing foraging much less hazardous a great
amount 81 hay, grain ard straw has been found
through FRINGE william county, which the army
:. tafipC possession of, rcce pt!ng for the same n
due fO!m.
Brcntsville 10 occupied by our forces Many
u .1e lnhaeltants remain, but appear indifferent
20 TIE advance OF the Union army
The Rebels are reported to be entIenc HI nc them
selves on the south bank Of the RappabaDlock.
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LATE FROM CAIRo.

CAIRO, April 1.-the only additional informa-
ton received to-day from Pittsburg Landing is
that the pursuit Of the retreating rebels was kept
up bot little distance beyond the position Of our
advance previous TO the battle.
Several boatioads Of prisoner arrived here to.
day frem Island No. 10. The generals and fed
ctiice.s viii be sent to Fort Warren, the company
erieeTs to Columbus, Ohio, and the privatcs to
Chicago and Springfield.
Gems. Msckali, Gault and several subordinate
ofacefs are here on patcle. The latter are gener.
ally very communicative They say that our four
weeks bombafdment killed only one man.
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- Cancyas' eel.brsIed statue, the " D4nclng
GitI, ]" We sold In Baltimore yesterday fer SI6.J
s:ia:Ues Cf R6molo, Vestuie, cerere aud Column
rus was also sold.
IL On ThUudsy afternoon the police Of Bal
t!ni0Te captured thee Confederate fa.s from phi.
Vs,e parties
III J. A. Pearce has been arrested Tor alleged
shooting Gf Jos keener at lager teer house on
PIatt street, Baltimore.
IL Geo. c Hersey win be hung Of Bedham,
Ness IL poisoEisg Has Terrell Ia Weymouth
EoEIis I've years ss.c, III IidsY, Aug. e.
II ~ oec week JSbn snc Temperance Ann
" isIes CT iCSse stoWD, nd, loss d We children
b. s.diiet fsvvf. rfr
IU-cL4nei @ 6iEts,. proprietor OF The Til
Waid RoG:e ID YeIk, Pc, committed suicide on
Tie .th Inst
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From .NhieIds, Camma.a.

EDissuse, April 1.-THE bridge scros Cedar
CI.tk z; tots place Las been completed.
private belonging to the 9Th Indiana reei
nent was shot wails, on picket duty to-day, by
the Iebels.
Averaging party was attacked by a number OF
Ashby's cavalry 10 strong, who were repulsed.
One died from exposure during the storm.
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II Tie following is list CT the Generals OF
the Rebel COnf-deracy killed and captured since
The commencement Of the war:
bHhsd. CGpfpvGf.
HooeTt :. Garnet, Simon BuckneF,
Barnard T. Bee, I.loyd TUCbnsn
elk n LoliicoteT, Edward Price,
sen. Mccullough, BushTod johnson,
1ep. frost, Nm. W. MsCkali
Fa"! y. Herbert, Brig. Gen Gault,
zen. Slack, Brig Gen Walker
Aiecrt =. Johnson. Brig. Gen. Schdwm
The Unicn army thus far has lost but four g. en-
erals: Nathaniel Lyon, killed; VIM H. l.. Wal
lace, killed. Frederick w. Lander, died, and B.
II. Prentlss, captlEcd.
P.S.-Alate dispatch last night says that Gen
Wallace is net dead, and that Gen. Picntiss h5,
escaped
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FtSAEcIAL.-The New York Commercial AID
estuser aHnouI css a dull market at the stock
board Yesterday morning GOyernments ,sesJy
hut Gull. SKIES Of 1Se1 sold at 93l, FOR both m
registered coupons; Missouri 6's defined =; Zen
nfssess deeIHed ., Virginia 6's sold at s. I:
'eoisl' 81 - and ohio war loan al geL Mod
crate business In foreIgn exchange Al 10 Lsiios.
fof banker bill on London ard ii2sll2 Y for min.
commercial signatures. American gold stands AZ
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BALTIMORE PALsBYIEKY-ThitS asd Ia 81 dov
The hrst business v-ss the revised Book 81 nts-
NiPilne, and the several chapters were taken m
ssTtd;ir' aud the proceedings ELECTED :nterestipg
u scussloEs Telatibg to church government. Rev
a Gross moved the appointment Of a commit.
tee TO look into the ne w fields and provide fo,
theiE supply. After some debate Rcvs A. ~
Cross and q Owens and Elder snowden were
appointed the committee. After PRAYER by Rev
r. W. Erarns, the Preshytery adjourned stne dte
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DyAdvices received from Salt Lake City to
The 18Th OF March state that Brigham Dung was
duly elected Governor Of the Stale of Descret on
he sd Of last month. Hon. II. c Kimball hiss
been elected Lieutenant Governor, and John NJ
befnoisei representative. meeting Of the Gen.
eral Assembly will be held on the 18th of toe
present month to eject United States Senator's one
If whom is expected 10 be ca delegate Hooper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-12

"OEcE MONTH"; have received the
h'st number of the agreeable little semi. musical
senli-literary publication lately commenced In
New York, by Richard Storrs Willis Mr.. VIII
lie, who Is a bro her If n. p. Willis, and shares
the talent Ofthe Willis family, is well known as
a writer and as q musical author
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-12
Spirit ef tbe sIornIrs Pre,

Tie InfsHigerc'r comments upon the passage
oi the District emancipation bill, and advarts to
the alarm and apprehension with which This act
Will inspire the slave Border States
The ktPsbiisGH Is jubilant over the passage OF
TIE bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-12

PERSONAL Gen. Harvey Brown, the disttn.
guished defender Of Fort Pickens; Msior Geneyal
hoeecranL, Of the Mountain Department; Brig
,isn. saxon, from PoTtRoysI; Big General o. (.
fsifyi Of Connecticut (Tecentiy appeiniedG and
tolVnel Gordon, Lieut. Colonel Gardner. Lieut
Colonel Nevbridge, aud Capt. Crassman, OF the
B;ia'h ARMY, are In the city, end dc niciled al
Wfliardss "
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iIrAn the important pcs:oftees and DOS,
rcu!es between Na:hviIle aud Louisville are now
opened AID In operation. and all the routes on the
Methphis ossnch, from Bowling Green to Clarks-
Vile, VIII be opened within the Eext ten DAYS or
- soon ss TIE bridge across Barren river is ccrn.
flofaA
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.
war Drr,rrx.,,.

Of'cs NAY StP'f aad DIS tcfoT Railyeads USS
Fasths tOH, Ap,iI }, is62.
Until further notice, a passenger train will h.
run on Saturday Of each week, from seventh
street and Maryland avenue 70 Mans..a,, ir,vIng
Washington a; % a. m arriving a, Msna..a. Al
- m returning will lave Manassas Hsa
m, arriving at Washington .; m. Pare from
W ashington 20 Manassas and return, a.; ana
from Alexandria 10 Manassas and return xaN
ID. c. McCALLUM,
Military Director and supt Railroads, u. 2.
p3-u tiuselligcacer Republican,
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br VIXEN Will IAhS, aucuopeers,
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
y 1hT6. kNohGSr TIE BEsT PROPERTY Is TIE
CIV -On WEDNESDAY, tbs lGth of Ami, a
10 1'S ooh M at The Auo. 100 Rooms OF 6reen
" hHems, Ss nAro Us part OF Lot 4, with isTse
lonr- etoiy e2d basement trick building oorrer OF
Penna avenue snd 81 stree Lot roi tinG s. feet on
second stree Lot 2, fronting 81 leet z inches on
street north, 80 email brick buildings; square
g., cts ~ snd 2, fr0btinE on THIRD street. ssuare
ID, Lots, tr0nilns on Mar, land avenue. three frame
bullaings q1tTe 81, Lots s. 8, and 7, Seu.re $50
Lot4 ftont.aE OF b street south; square 5S Lots
Z enc ,, nonnnE on ID EtTe1t. elsht frame buses;
Lot - m same 7Usre, rlnting or az est; Ssuae
so, % Lots, front ng on and 9Th ttreets; susre
81, part OF LNt s, fronting IS ieet on ihs Marcel
space wiz three story hrtck house and baot
building; susre 5l5, ois IS and IS, fronting on
a. d sth streets; Square SIS, ten Lots, fronting on
4th street ana New !ersey avenue: Square g. hat
OF Lott fTcntinf on T-a str e.; Ssusre I6, Isots
And 5, or street; Square -, Lot S, cprner New
Hampshire nvenue Add stree; rsuare 20, Lot 81.
fronting So feet inches Gu New HsmpshIre
syenus; Square south Of leo, Lots Is and ID on
NuElnla avenue; Square ia, l. ots on ID street,
running rom l'th stTs ves;; square ga Q ots 4,
ard street
There vii be pats exhibited on the dss Of s.le.
Terms: One foRrth cash; the balance IN eight
deeds OF trust Titles warranted.
sP 40 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from Fortress Monroe.

The II, bel Steamers Merfimse Jsnestown
and Yorktown md other smaller vess
teis make their appearances In
Hampton II eads,
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The following dispatches reached the War
Department last night:
FORTRESS MONROE, April II p. M.-Hon. T..
NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF War: The steamers
Merrtnac, Jamestown, Yorktown and several
gunboatS and tugs have appeared between New
port News and SewaIi's Point The only dam
age done US is the capture Of three small vessels,
one empty and one loaded, 1t Is said, with coal.
These vessels were captured opposite Brigadier
General Casey g division which had only small
guns of three inch calibre, and were some two
hundred feet from the shore.
(SignCdl JOHN r.. Wool, Major Genl.
SECOND DISPATCH
FORTRESS Monroe, April IL, r M-Hon T..
NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF War The NeuImec
came down towards the Monitor and Stevens
[Nau2 atuCk The latter fred four or five rounds
and the Msirimsc one rou d, ,Visn she, tcih her
conSorts, returned to CraHsy Island Thus ends
the day-what the night may bring forth am
unable to say.
(Signed) JOHN e. WooI, Major Genl
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Three smsn vessels Captured.

The Merrimac engages the MsnitsF and
NaUgatuck, snd after receiving their
fire returns 10 CTaney Island.
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Osk FRIENDS p the various military camps and
Positions vii. confer a favor by keeping us posted
a. 20 moysmena and atfain In their vicinities.
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SOUTHERN EMPRESS COMPANY.
This Company, being fully organized and PFC
Eesslng ample mesne. 10 now prefa-ed 10 reoei We
Ard A.; io6ysTd al kinds Of scois TO and from
BALTIMORE,
NEW YORKsnd
EASTERN CITIES
Al low rates and en- Sc favorable terms as any re-
sponsbe iine Merchants, suffers and al clippers
VIII hnd this line well worthy Of patronage.
-. GREEN.
Superintendent southern E1p-ess Co.
IL Off ,es-3ss Pennsylvania avenue, Wash
ington 90 Broadway, New York. 80 le-Iv
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FROM YORKTOWN

AFril II, midnight.-General Mcclellan tle-
graphs the Secretary Of War (via Cherrystone)
that nothing OF interest has occurred to-day. The
weather and roads are Little better and opera
lions are progressing favorably.
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MARsHaLL& PAGE. Aucts.
By WALL & BARNARD. Arofioncer,.

SoKta cO-rer Pa dvsaNe oad era 81
"A UETIDN SALE OF GROCERIES SAVED
"A From IHs LATE FIRE-OB TUESDAY
MOkNlNG, 18Th inst 81 10 O'Clock we viii stil,
o. account OF this underwriters, e. the Auction
csr e., say ed from tbs fire
BarreIs rehned White and YelloS Sugar..
Is boxes Tobacco, tnIdles Tobacco,
Chests r. a, boxes candles,
kee- Usts'd. feppsT,
baskets Chsmp.Ehe Pickled Salmon,
Enrrant-, y east Powder boxes Herring
hh many otlT Articles not here named and tut
spl0 WALL BARNARD, tuo,..
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w NOTICE.
and BUiLDING B9 lex, for sale al { : t,Oj sIs hi
S per thousand, at tho Kiln. oSIner N and
s stne eSsptoi street Al,o $50 COO Front Brick
ap!I st. A. & T. A. RICHARDS.
A ,,FRESH GosaEN BUTTER,
"A FEW Inbs of yer, sup srIor sutli,y. s,so
choice hoil Butter at % ADD 25 cents Per pourd
good e.; king Butter At ~ and is cents. Fresh
GEORGE A. LANE,
a. u-3t- 93 Northern aud Central "a .Tkets
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NJ. GREEN,
M.GkEEN-

SoaNHR = FIFTEENTH AND J. STREETS,
- CoR"Rs THIRTKENTH Ann L STRIRTs
Se!Ls Daytcn'S Superior Lemon Biscuits.
Sets DGyiom's SHpsriOr Lemon Biscuits.
sp ll-lw
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

'I MAY BALLt
L HE HICKORY CLUH AND THE UNION
FOREVER.
Ire NUMBERS CT the Hickory Club take great
Pleasu iuanrouncirg tn their Iasny friends e
AND the put c generally th,t they will eve -
their Eighth GTsnH Ball 81 Temperanoe 7sL "a
DAY. haJ let. Tickets 81. admi'tlng eentie-
man ana ladIes. By order of tno COMMITTEES of
tlssmenrs. Its
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t By MARSHAL n PAGE, Auc,io.esr.
Under Old Fsflcf-., Hail

r. LEG ANT SILVER PLATED ICE
~ PITCHERS. C.sT"Rs. ERUIT B1 sKtTs, Avn
r,,TTLhkTr r,I I "a, UGDAY MORNING, ApTiI
we shat Sc in front % our Auction Rooms. hfuIi
ss,ortment o. Plated Wass, Catlsry, slass W are.
oiooerles, aInitnIe, Boots and shces. also q
ments
aaIiN MARSHALL PAGE Auc,.
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NCThoagh THl s.kR Ii printed on the tss.est
steam rre.a In u's sOuth Of Baltimore, IN edition
IL 50 large as to rscuire 70 be Put b press a, an
cary hour: Adrri,'t1'saI,, therefore, should be
cent IN before ~ O'Clock ~; otherwise they may
not appear until toe neys day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-12

RE SURE AND COME no THE BEST
hn-su
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
g. THOMAS DowLISs.

81 THOMAS BOWLING.
SBIP STUFF. BRUWN STUFF, SHORTS,
AMP MIpnLIss,;y At nAErs,T9rY M ~ sIi q
next April rs h, 1854, at 10 O'Clock, al he WaTe
hobs, Of wm. II. Edes, No. 20 atsr street,
Geo getoN.
t,90 Bushels Brovrta q,
Ooo DO Shnts.
l.a0 Do Ship.tuk,
s0l DO Middlibts.
he above WILL be sOld in lots 10 suit purchasers
Term oash. sale Positive
apI2-a THOMAS BOWLING, Auots.
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u ReSiing matter on every page. See ont.
aide for Interesting telsgraphle and other matter.
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By ]. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Anotioncers.
TkU5 IEE's SALE OF CITY LOTs-Ou
u TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NAV 27:h 1857
~ pa o,olocf, on the pTerites. by Nittu- of two
deeos o. truss 20 the snb.c-her one It'd J. nusry
-, lss; and reo1Id. N LiheT J. a. 3, No iea,
hos 2s- et zee tbs other dstsd gu'y ISth, $780,
And records % Lber J. A. no. 81, 10 ios sti,
81 tei OF the Lad reeorcs for wsshirsion
Es-t Of Lots numbered !. 2, s,s,S, and = I'm
ssuare n % rs. frontinE on son street.
osIs.en lZt1 snd lSta streets west (ls,snr.l
on the premiFes " INV
THO. J rtSHEH, rGnste
a. l2-eo&ds &C MoGUiRE& CO. Arot,
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WANTED-ro sell, henoeforvard, $40 barrels
w and DAT bArre's of Ale every week; also the
same Oi Beer, Tor the Baltimore Brewery.
JOHN 6AYNUR. event,
Corner of 2is' aid q cts.
Orders IN the Post OH 20 VIII be oaed for at a.
I'D. 90 2, m p7-lu.-
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WhNTED-A respectable Protestant WOMAN
w "a saams'TeRs and ohambermaId none need
Apply without good Teferences-430 ID street, be
tween 5th and 9th, nesr City Hsll, mhSi-tf
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NOUSE wANTED-I wish 10 rent a good
Al House containing or 10 rooms: gas and water
prsieTTei. Any ona having such house csn hnd
spe!nanent, fsJing Tenant By applying a. IL
LonlsltEd tVenue. epT1v
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-08-22

On motion, Ordered, That the resolution
giving the use of the Court room to the Pres
byterian denomination for public worship,
be, and the same is hereby, rescinded.
On motion, Ordered, That G. J. Hulme be
appointed Commissioner to have the bridge
across Bogue Chitto, on the Canton and
Vicksburg road, repaired BY new covering
and such other needful repairs he may
deem necessary for the public benefit, and
report his acts to the next meeting Of this
Board.
On motion, Ordered, That J. z. Powell be
appointed Commissioner to have such repairs
made or a new bridge built on the Jackson
Haley road, near s. S. Sledge's, as he may
deem necessary, and report his action there
on to the next meeting of this Board.
The account of J. F. Bosworth for printing
blanks for Circuit Clerks Office, ordered to
be laid over to next term Of this Court
The amount of two thousand one hundred
and ffty-seven dollars and sixty-four cents,
as per receipt filed, was paid to John Fl.
Cheatham, County Treasurer, by J. r. Pow
ell, President, &C., belonging to Madison
county on account Of swamp and overfowed
lands, &c.
Ordered, That the Board DO now adjourn
until Court in course.
J.. P. POWELL, Pres't.
A true extract from the minutes.
GEO. WARD, Clerk,
By SAM'L HkasLES, D. c.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-08-22
Relief for the Vicksburg Sufferers

We are gratified to state that DR.. NJ. J
McKie, Provost Marshal, and his Assistant
Mr.. A. j. Bransford, undertook the goot
work of collecting contributions for the
Vicksburg sufferers. Up to Wednesday las
they had collected the handsome sum of sew
of Canton and Madison comfy, and sent it
forward. 1t is believed the contributions
can be raised to one thousand dollars with =
out difficulty. Now that the enemy has re-
turned to Vicksburg and the people will be
this aid will be doubly necessary and accept
able
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-08-22

AMUIsANcE.-We ask the attention of the
Mayor of this city to the condition of the
sidewalk Immediately in front and west OF
the old Stone House. The large I" nuckholes''
there dug good for sprained ankle to
some person passing there one of these nights,
and those huge hog wallows, and the swine
that root and roll therein from morn till
night, constitute nuisance that should be
abated. That the hogs should be allowed
thus to depredate upon of our principal
thoroug hfares-the highway to the postofice
is not very creditable to the public func-
tionaries of our city.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-08-22
OBITUARY.

l DIED. in Canton. en- sh< issA last. ~ sas
+ residence of his father. Jshs = Cszsrcs.
Esq, CHARLES :. CAxsEeS- sgd - years-
! fiO be good asa datisaf sen. = fed sz2
afeciiouats brother. = wsrn sd eozsdsz<
Z friend. makes Us worthy ofthe eeus3eacs ss1
esteem Of neu, then. is1esa. Eas t1~ sac
ject OF this brie. notice sarne1 fsr 1iuassif q
bright reputation. les. Cur fFiead aa1 early
companion had w0a The hi<h =ste~@ 81 AZ
who had the fortune - ee@e n coztact wi-A
him
His urbane manners. his GaassznsiE- Ge-
pertinent sGd manly Estzre. Has3s hl@ a ta-
vOrite wherever be weat. How sra~ ls was
with hin, that zsae kuew Elm h4t q lsvs
him, none named him bar - praise TIE sad
dea announcement OF his unexpected dense
has 6lied the community wilA serraw. aaa q
Is source OF deep regret % his uasy fs5ez1sr
aud they assembled With sad hearts saz tss--
ful eyes 10 pay the last tF5hate e. respect azl
affection % bis uatimelv bser q woali De-
a sad pleasure, iu3eed. fer The wrissr af shis
feeble tribute % dwe1 a. saae ,szg.A ups-
the many noble qualities of tie 3sceasr.l-sr
speak Of him Is a fFtsu1 fra@ early eevAseL
10 the day OF his death B4s tA=se fsenass
are too sacred 70 b uttered tAe heart allze
must be gheir repository. = ssieat tear speaks
more el0queatly taaa verbs ear TIE slsa
breathed in secret tells how siacere Is tAs
heart Charley had served ta-e,se moarAs
as a soldier, ani those who wese vita I'm
testify % his ElitAfalaess "a a. The VARIES
duties OF the eamP. BAT few we~ks AZ
he Joined Capt H5ll-s eoaPazy. aa1 ezly che .
other day ne met hia or his say 60 eazF.
enjoying good health and ia eReesleat sP5zirs-
Bur alas, .he aow sleeps his last sieea- Gsrs
htful dream Is over ul5A a.a Cat 8awu
in the bloom % yoata. jass as Be IA f4i-iy
begun 20 perform MS part II IFS srazl tFa-
ma Bat such are the iascratlsle SAYS 81
Providence Farewell dear composites asa
friend, May violets bleoa aa5 sae1 q ricA
perfume aroEn1 thy Aalleuet Ernve.
To those who wcep because e. tae.- lrre-
trievable loss. We woal1 eser ta= caasella- /
assurance that they have SISSY uAe deeply
symPathise with thea Nay 2 Hs vAa 11esh
an thiags vel ' theoretically sasfa-a taen a. ,
this their great bereavement Azs uay lis f,
death, so sr3.lea, De a si@eIg warasax O. as q
10 prepare for that so,eaa evens- tae orteal
'f which We, tee, must SEGA pass
Adisu dear fEiead
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