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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
Northern EiectiOns-The Line0Inites De-
feated

The Richmond Wing of the 9Th inst, says
the Democrats have swept the decks in the
elections just held in New York, New Jer-
sey, Illinois, & We ha7e no intelligence
from other States, but these returns. tat en- in
connection with the October elections, show
that the tide sets all way-and that
against Abraham Lincoln and his rampant
war party. If the electioneering asseyera-
lions and appeals of these latter could be
credited this success OF the Democrats is
about equal to declaration of peace. But
they are not so credited, and we not per
mitted to take that comfort to our bosoms
We have reason to hope, though. that with
Democratic Congress and Black Republican
Administration, regarding each other as men
who are in doubt, but that tomorrow they
may be cutting each others throats, the war
will not be set forward any. We have
right to conclude. toe, that as Lincoln and
his party brought on the war, and have con
Quoted it far themselves, the people have
meant by this remarkable revolution to de-
clare not only deep dissatisfaction, but to
decree that important changes shall be made.
And, having found out their strength, AID
having less fear of the Bastile before their
eyes. we may expect that the opposition will
now speak their sentiments with boldness
they have not dared to venture on heretofore
Of the October elections. the New York
Herald has the following summing up. Its
remarks possess greatly increased force since
the more recent successes
The results of our late elections in the
great States of Pennsylvania. Ohio, and In
diana have taken all parties by surprise.
Look, for example, at the representatives
elected from these States to the next as COM
pared with the present Congress. Or COM
pare all the elections thus far made to the
next Congress with the representation in the
last of the several States concerned, and
mark how broad and comprehensive is the
reaction in public opinion indicated in the
losses of the Republican party
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

Nor TO BIZ HCSG.-we learn That the negro man
Stephen is not to be hung to-day. ais counsel having
sued ont a Writ Of Error and taken the case to the
High Court. Well justice is sometimes slow, but
il is The quirks and qitibbics of the
law have cheated the gallws of its just dues mary
time before. There is a higher Court than the
High Court Of Mississippi. aud Stephen will yet
meet the just penalty of his henous oense, let the
decision OF the court below " be what il may
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

Il i aid thas sx Pss,ssisas EaeAazaa - 81
probably BE a eanssa3Iae h~ga-s as Peasss
vania hesiSlatars. tbs Waass=. e. Csfesl
States Ses2isr- 4 dlsPazSA aEsaa EAl1alz,
Phsa saYs.
The uasssFttT IN the FrseRe. k=stz.4-- Ht
Pennsylvaa5a 81 setas e2ll.se ezaay tsrs's.s
Denocrasic. be has he~a Waaatese3 - zlaFE
Who weald be nasaiaz-s1 - tasz F4Ers g.
United STATS SesaeoE E,sner Aas .aaa a.
ready ga several oceastaas thai axs fArasa.s.s.
James BGehazan will - tke us1a. tn er.trr
hat hs Hlay hare che spP@FtaHlIE. .s aae
Senate OF ths Cai-ed Szases. - rssar ~ "a .-as
ef the Serious ehsryss SAL Asazs@g sNVr Ass.
HIS trteusts co1sEst@E ts42 Ae a-ee4ls b asasa
up Gen ScoeS - his ts-4 az-eer. esq s-e af
0pini0a tka1 Re wll &C. akta e. eaaslazate
himself 90 che s4-ia-zscG ~ ras seaaars
whea S8s PEsFe- -.nas arF5ves-
un dlI 90 egcelleus aataaF..F taaf 81
Des-ac~s-l- caacEs 80 zte1eers as r-a sr--
is.-tGre lately he.a ca sa.s e.sr- ls erss 1tesf-
miue1 by tsrge mtFarsrr faae Ha-aaatH
shoali BE The as@laee- 9 - De- So e.
elected
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

Z, the Fas.ez- 81 sss E~1s.xaase 1sszass
Nov. N Tee Nrw Xea& 500 g4e
k~ees tAs E,3e~ing ~xsFsea sssaa = Fstss.s
lstsrr rsv~utly wE5.sea ~ Nz.aE1 -
more u rs~pease - an aaS4.Ex a. go
wh~shxr BE woald sP~sk Al a >vxge9F
rasfEresien un~sgias Mr. ka.@QE~ Als-
self fnelcSsd it - nne. -. ot -91rses s g
auth~asse. Isink IVA saSht - stse e
a plsce-nroaaiassz.s -in Hs@E c.tasas1s
Years. traiys Axs@@x Ne~ss-
4 an hsNEt an se18 wisA va "a rs
objects Yea have IN Vhe~- hnsa-4 81
treasure aa3 hleea hAvs alse@4F eese
Spent apoa tAe Regge eaessssa- 1 as
fully persuaded that the ua~sss and a.
timely sgigStien 81 tAfs s@efess stses
strength - tie rstea.aas. an& 80 go
millions C treasure an1 theasaa4s 81
lives Snd thks thers u so-heF~ SO &ax
this- else has . FesfVE~ the l1aza A 8
Was and the Coasgisu-er ~ Is - rs.
at efforts foE sBythsag eiss m4~1 Esd se
ab0Eti0a. anarchy. and 16ssosass1a-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 22--There has eeea IN IA
crease Of the bIockading squadron al tie hasoes
and much action Is manifested in the movement q
the vessels and exhibition OF lights and sisaals
We are reAa for them.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
The Var In Nirsinla.

RICHMOND. Nov. 2I--The impressiss = thai tle
enemy made a demand for the surrender q FFed
ericksburg. but nothing IS positively known
The Examiner Of this morning says that a. 4 AZ
hour, last night Telegram said - have he~a
recsived, stating that the object OF Gen P4Er ;
mission was demand the surrender q frsSsegtesS
burg am, &c inform Gen. Lee that rnsesS sgrren-
dered or evacuated by niEe clock tbs morning Il
would be shelIed and burnt
The Enquirer says tbs demand WAS promptly re
fused by Gen. Lee. who IS in command Of ear
troops.
The alternative offered in the Yrnkee army was
that it would be shelled at nine o'clock this SstaE-
day morning.
The latest accounts from Nashville Fepresent
Rosecranz awaiting the completion Of repairs = the
railroad between that city and Louisville, 50 thai
regular receipts Of supplies can be assured
Hon. VIM. Belger has written letter declining
to become candidate for United States seRaser-
ship, and proposing plan for the adjustment o
national troubles.
A special to the Evening Post. dated Washing
ton November IL, saws III Is believed here thai
an attack upon Charleston viii not be lOng post
poned The preparations for attack 50 perfect,
that there be more daabt whatever that one
or more ironclads will succeed in approaching the
town at least within shelffuc distance
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
oplnsons from England.

RfcuMoNp. Nov. 2i.--The London IiFass an IA
article on the increase Of the American navy sss~
the North wants the feet not 10 eneoantrr ths enc
my, but TO keep possession ct the uneunseStse -
aud the North that England can D. ~ twelve
months not only what the North has detAe osis I'VE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
MA5on-cENERAL VAN DoRv.

A correspondents of the Memphis APP
peal from Abbeville. alludes TO the action
of court of inquiry, recently held for
the purpose of investigating charges pre-
ferred against Major General VAN Dom.
From an official source We have copy
Of the opinion of the court, which is as
follows:
:. After careful investigation of the
matters contained in the charges and
specifications alleged against Major Gen.
eral Earl Y an Dorm by Brigadier- General
John S. Bowen. the court are unanimous
~ of opinion that the evidence before it
fully disproves every allegation contained
in said charges and specifications. At
the request of Gen. Van Dorm. sanctioned
by the order of Gen. Pemberton, here
with forwarded. the court investigated
the imputations Of drunkenness which
have been made against Gen. Van Dorm.
and report that The testimony before them
does. in their opinion, disprove said inn
putations.
1.-The court recommend that no further
proceedings be had in the case.
j fSigned, LLoYD TILGHMAN,
Brig Gen. p. A. G. S.
DABsEY II. MAURY,
Major General G. &
STERLING Price,
Major General. and president of court.
Why does sailor know there is 9
man in the moon !? Because be ha;
been to sea.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
CANTON, MISS
Friday Morning. Nov. IS, 1862.
BOARD OF POLICE.

A called meeting Of the Board Of Police
will be held on Monday next, the first day
of December. J. r. pow ELL
Nov. %, 1862.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

CsrresraasIencs 80 tse Cazelsa4sz EsasHsHea1
NA,uvuLE. Ncx. IS C4u-
eeTninS Nashville. tasEe = sethieg ae~
10 say, As we ssy. Prusrssssas y. H
~ss written sP lens ago- IL - -
fortified city Fleren thsassa4 aea
could hold Il against tfv lhcassa4
Captain MoFson. ehseg sugia@eF sc sae
department. = nlzksa-s i ssEep-spF ~ cear
sfractinas peFmansns tersl5easr1a. -Aazh
viii be an slmost eveEikssiag mea4aaal
0f the war. a. wsu A. an 5iiazssra1am 81
his skill. IL u a star ~osk wilA e.s-
items snd eassmaies. oa the mess sea.-
manding hin Aboas tie cav A sns
gaTrisoR eoad boll e. assiass 3 ttF-~'
array. and a Fesosasz gaEsisea 49, -
able TO protect tbs cry skeEaa<kaV. 90
make IA vulnerable T. enem5es- Msss q
the UOrk oa Il bas beea daoe ~ easidsr
slaves. directed ~ uaSseF wuskazsa
Regular mail eom1aa1saszila e<e~sea AZ
army sUd the rrss "a uasakisd ARxe heru
re opsusd - Co. Tsaxs.isae. 49, =.
ehlef postal 1.FeeEor ~ t1ls 1eEssreu-ert
he Is thoroughly ssscient. ard tae hesrsF
Esd fsper mail + eaFrse8 rega1as,V. e.
and iron NasAsilie-
~ The Mob1r Nr~s of Flslav
evening Pu5sisaes tke Gslle@i-F asn lls
special eerFeSro11e0ts
F RIcazoSo. Nov, 60. va Nsass cae-y.
Nov. Su-GeR. 1oAnssea hss bee a.
sigast ~ the couznsg4 81 ne Wesssru
Department. comRcse1 e Esss aa4 N1
de Tennessee sad the srsy os he ~.
sissiPPi. wAiea have seee ceases..lt,el
Gea. Joknssoa's heslsA Is fay srsscrs1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

These figures exhibit the most remarkable
political revolution at the ballot boxes of the
last half century. The Republican party is
in possession of the government. This party
has thus the disbursement OF public expen-
ditures amounting to six hundred millions of
dollars per annum-a sum compared with
which the patronage of any preceding adj
ministration sinks into mere bagatelle.
The contrast is immensely magnifed if we
consider the fact that in consequence of this
rebellion one third of he States of the Union
are excluded from the Benefit of these six
hundred millions of public expenditures.
@ Eighteen negroes in Savannah
recently contributed ninety dollars for
the relief of our soldiers in Virginia.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
Later fr0m Virginia.

RICHMOND, Nov. 22.-Adviees from N0rthera
Virginia represent that the Yankees have evaoat-l
Warrenton and Manassas. Some hare gone tasard
Washington. but the larger portion il is bcleved,
has proceeded in the direction Of Frederiekshgrs.
An official dispatch received this morning. states
that Manassas Junction and Stone bridge have been
abandoned by the enemy Stores in large qaaRti-
ties were destroyed and a large fire seen AZ
Bull Run the railroad bridge and stable burat-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

II : =
p1rHNoNp. November Il. i>s,--

EXECUTIVE 0FFfcE.
RICHMOND. November Il, i>s--
eexvKtY.. Enelosed you viii fBd a slip fr"sn VIC
Nemahis DaFly Appeal x the 81 inst. eousSassas
an account parpertag 20 be derived frou ths IA
myra (sIssour51 Courier. Feiezsi seersa', - 'a~
murder Of ten Confederate citizens q Missouri y
order Of General Mcneil Of the taited States array
You viii communicate. - Tag q tFaee. ~iaa ''ss
Federal ofieers commanding thai department AM
ascertain if the facts are stated II they oe -
yoa ~iH seasaaa the immediate Surrender 81 tea
erai Mcneil TO the Confederate aethetitie~ ard y
the demand is not complied with. you vii iafesin
said comm snsiing officer that yoa are erces~d y
shoot the frst ten United States officers who nay
be captured aud fall into your hands
Very respectfully. ye0rs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
DIED.

II tae r~sa4saee ea .sE @a4.@1.r- ~ fal-sas-H
l. Nsaaes Ia tals eeaaty. a. Wssl1-.2.g. slsa
inst-, Mr. s2EtH HsEsv. ases % yesns-
"Biessel are 4Ae sez4 whlea "a ~ sas fasr.F fsaa
heuceEsrt1 LEA. SAITH 80 ssrsr tssf raase rsss
lrom thelr la.a.s b 2 l-a-E III. y. - -.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
retafi,,fan directed.

ptrHwoSp. November 22.-Ths folsoNinT e''H
,,..isat;on frsn President Davis - Liee'riiaai-
General Holmes. commanding the trans n ->'ss.P
Department, Is published
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SIo REV ARD.

f.'tR a ehesaat ser-~l MAEE MEEE hrrs
IA the lea rye. aeat Cas- tae SIAM ar--
TIE hsgt eye. Address.
HARDY nEan
faru.n- %slkia eezase Ess
NaveslteE r IF. f~ a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28
Reported Discovery or Salt Supplies.

CHARLESTON. November 24.-AR immense bed
OF rock salt, afordIng apparently inexl4nstahss
supply, has been accidentally discovered al OpeIlkA
Alabama. Governor Piekens has received . tele-
gram Offering contrsc, 20 supply the state win
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-11-28

Why does sailor know there is a
man in the moon ? Because be has
been to sea.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-15

sors. respectively. shall ihcreupon proceed
TO revise their respective lists. and alter
and make the some in all RESPECTS conform
able to the apporionment aforesaid by the
said board Of .,ssessors; and the said n.
s.ssors, respectively, shall make out lifts
containing the sums PAYABLE according to
the provisions Of this act upon every OBJ
ieci Of taxation in and for each collection
district; which lists shall contain the
nalne of each person rsiding within the
said district. owning OF having the care or
supcrini.nd,.nce of property lying within
the aid district which j, liable to the said
tax. when such person "r persons are known,
together with the surns PAYABLE hy each :;
aud where there Is any property within
any collection district liahl, To the payment
Of th.. said ,ax. not owned or occupied by
or under the >up~rinrcndencr Of any per-
ssn resident therein. there shall L. scpa-
raie li,i at such prolhrty. specifying lib"
srln pavalle. and Tie names 1t the respect
i've ,r",rirt"r.. where known. And the
,.,.i assessor. shall furnish ta the collectors
IL thu >eycral collection districts. respective
". within iiiuv-ive DAYS after the appor-
tiaameni L. completed. aforesaid. GER
rif.d copy If such lit or lists for their
proper collection districts. and in default IL
of performance If the duties enjoincd on
III. I"ar,l II assessor and a>>s>-"rs rc>pec-
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Of five hundred dollars Ia the Use Of the
United States. 10 be- recovered in any
court having competent jurisdiction. Aud
ii is hereby enacted and declared that the
valuation. assessment. equalization, and ap-
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SCISSOR. rs aforesaid. shall hc and remain in
full force aud operation for laying. lrvying-
and colccting. yearly and every year. tile
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posed. until altered modified, or abolished
iy law. ITO be- concluded
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in the most easy manner possible, never creating
sickness, but renovating the system, and at the
same time they remove any distractions which
may impede for the time the natural flow of the
menses. No family should be without box in
the house, they greatly assist in the delivery at
maturity, Of the child. They should not be taken
under some circumstances, in the carly stages Of
pregnancy, which will appear plain to ladies.
Price So per box, with full directions, sent to
any part of the Pacific coast upon receipt of the
money. Address
J. C. YOUNG,
ISL Clay street,
Opposite southwest corner of the Plaza,
14:f San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-02-15

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