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and not little surprise wss svinosd whsp III
writer turned out to be an English Judge Of high
repu,c, from the nelghboring province Il New
brunswick These works have been well re-
ceiycd, genius obtaining q reward everywhere,
no matter whore the land Of Its birth.
Tur lSp,,s scorr, or LIE on the Frontier. ty Gus
tavo Armand, author of the "Flower Of the Prsi-
no" "I4e Trail uuntcr," "Tho Trsppers
Daughter" g., &c. Philadelphia, Peterson 4
hooters, PutHsisrsi NV York, r. A, Drady,
/ .biislcr ~ Aan street. Cheap form. Prize
o. Its.
The author, q. an adopted son Of one Of the
most powerful Indian ma ions has fought, hunt
ci trapped by their side, and 10 thoroughly &C
quaiu;cd with their every ruse. lie has bean In
turn squa,ter hunter, tralpor, md miner, and
has seen the mole Of lie o. all alventurer WHO
traverse tho H. Ian 3cscr;s Ia every direction,
IL zee lie was lei g. tls stake 10y tho Apaclics,
and only savei b. miracle; he wandorr alone
for upward Of a month on the gSca. De- Norto
Desert, Ne was s PRISONER for q heightened pc
Rod with tho erAsl ra,Agonlans--in word,
there i, not portion Of unciviliaed America
North " slu,h which he has not tsverscd,
viii. Lis rim. IN hand. II from sorie such nd-
venture a Interesting tale lie NJ. realized, there
IS no virtue IN experience.
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wv. IL. SEMAnn. Sec.
Congressional Prooe edings.
XxXvHth CONGREsS---seuate.
First Session.

Washington, MIy 1.-THE resolution to sus-
pend tie Payments oftroops actually employed IL
th' i,cp,i'nont OF the West ON account OF frauds,
was laid oycI.
The resolution o. Mr.. Powell tKy) asking the
Secretary Of State for the Z .ilh,r aud narnes of
prisoners arrested IN the State OF Kentucky; how
long imprisoned where they are, &c, was taken
Lp. Nj. Powell read n letter conceruin. an iu,rr.
view by TIE oitzens Of Kentucky tn the Secretary
NJ state, when he refused 10 give thcm any inf r.
m1'ion and said lie did not care u damn for IN,
,plrion Of Kentucky, but meant 10 hold n the
Union, sc. The resolution, rs ann. =, Wa
adopted.
Mr. Trumbull offered a resolution that the
Preii TEN u'orn The Senate II consistent with the
public iu'rcs,s, ~ any Information hr NAV have Of
any design on tie part Of sny foreign power
90 tcr.co IN the contest now exist z, aud hthcr
any r'i.u ua'ion hss male any arrangements Win
me lusurstntA or has t eontulnila,iuu 10 Do 90
4 liugrugd
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AIRAnD bSsAn.

AMER repealed sxamnssioa Of Bread MA -
'his Process I an convinced shss u \ The - ,
"nAeh have any knowledge"
sAx'L Or. JorS, Prcr CksNfakA
Inc questionable consequences of ftrmN,asG0
oens avoided, the constituents Of The -four ar, -
saoont'minssed. the resulting loaf being AssosxN
LII runs."-London Tsmss~
~ have examined tho process BY which NJ A.
eo nrsaa made and ain satisfied 10 produess Z
pursr and cleans, loaf than IL nsds bv .n, -
method" SonS r. NAY, NJ D.. wssh,n~>u.
II concur with Or. Nay In Lis appreciation a =
Aerated bread"
A. d. BAcHs, Of the Coast surv~v.
'The Aersted Bread Ia without exeep.L,,. =
best bakers bread have ever seen.
Pnoy woLoorr onsa
"whter, eeter, lighter, more dige,,ibls brssA
Is made by ths process than By fermeniauon.-
PEot. SuLlnAR
ave have tried the Acratcd Bread aud found n
far riieior ~ anything Of the kind ever sasssd.> -
Washington Eeputlfean.
"Brssd prepared ia iris manner q necesasck
pire and palalabo as well as besithful /; and suaA
we tud to he .he opinion Of scientific and insdisal
men"-Na,ionai Tnt,l,ecnoer
The A,rutoi Bread o.. are prepared 10 hrnidA
~, Dread, in large or small 3ianttiea at thaib
BAKERY, In L,vAyr1TE PLAo., cor ToIrth IT.
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mn, nINsilli.m.i,mr.i,.

WlAambH!h, May l2.-lhe Ir,ariso Of the
Lille AM No.'d,d Foe trs ~, q ". ..w .bur, "a
oro very incorrect hive tle auihorii, If Lieu,.
c. W. as, ~" Provost Marsha Of THIS civ, for
,Ht' NW t'c o'1ra',t - IN his regiment (ljt
VI - are Inaccurate. and I know Ly H., g,.tycs
nov lr~n that tue lpsH 80 the Fvc,'si,r Nfs.de IA
also incorrect particularly Ia reference to ne fr4,
regiment OF nrt 49, ssae. iut !ustei.a, Colonel
Dwight Is a k'u-l, but badly wu,.u1c,i. AMI ou
his wNy g. New Io.h. Tho litos Captains IL hlpc
wrong. TIE vuly Crt.in k.llei In the MT TX.
c.' N"r NlwEtr- res.mcntl IL not mentioned,
nAm" y t-ptin Horny BROOKS O'Rillv. Three
othcr Captains rcpoitcd 81 ed, nsucly, Cari Urun
not II go, ~ roroitod. Also, Capt. Hu.lioo and
Capt lrre " \. y arc inis,.u and src report ii
prl-on,ts ut Klrhu ouu. Crpt. Al dian hes gone
home wogud,J b. New Nors l.-it. iiavuor.
commanding n cor pany In that regiment wa slso
S.'lei. lie was . son Of Major day nor, o. Genera
W ,of5 suli.
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Non'Geg, ndy l2.-Io-,!ay our pickots took
half milou from CorAlh, 1nd the rebel pic.cts wore
driven in. TIE Mo'.l, RHG.sT OF Ne sih states
tia, five Union RtIuhoats had appeared of n4uphin
Beaurcgud's ai.I that ,he rebels at Corii.th await
ihe att, X. Dupln Island IL Ut tho entrance 70
l'c by, and N 4 Fort Gain-. is situated op-
/. sts th's aud three Males and quarter distntI
Is Fort Moi can. Tie New Orleans lLLrA q the
IN, records an interview going ou between Butler
aNd Nc A'yvr sud u.h.r civil RutAurti.r, aud
,st hey c'utinLr their tluu ions except ~ On 20
.Ies! and military ~, nV,H. NJ ostA VI glance
had been required.
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lIeuN from MnsliInuInn-

Warrington, Nay 1i.-knhort hors, chief
clnk ui tr II nee of Representative, left here g..
day for he headquarters ul General Mcclellan,
h,1rns VIA him hnndspm.ly ougroaasl copy ii
VI. = 81 atom Oi taiks pasS, ~ the House Oh
fr,ily lost
IAc military Dciarmcnt M recently rog,ored,
iin iir+ TO state Of Kansas, the Indian territory
west ~ Ar'an-nf, and tho territory II Nrhrask !.
COLORADO aud Daootah, with the head quarters a,
furt IrnycnN' nth.
H,arv 9uu ecnscd Union prisoners have arrived
here fr.in IT, South.
Toe Army hl, Which p1ssei tho House t.iay,
appropriate fl2l 10000 for the year ending viii
| Jun, 80. Buidcs,hls, sos o0n,ooo have heon
voted during tie rroTent session for tho current
army cS onses and dchci,ncios Of tle present asca
year.
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y flhEMEN's Foor RACE for silver ,rup,p-
IT, miIuitci1ted IS l.lsA @aui & Co, took place
!"'' ,'thims at the ael,dccn, Broqa,.sy, In the
| pres. ''e o. a largo audience. The following were
| &c Is. Ht'e'ai l. A. J tie time made by r-if, Ne
'''' it.''b ~ tines around tie ring equal 10 one
l''.iu,.i
| y. .'9' II 90 2, wil'7i,,bu-si,e m. sos. sac.
| -. ''".n' r.. e u, NV York, IN. q (. sec.
j "ia.''i, Hose 81, do 9n. NJ ,ec
1'' ". ''- "hs Ito igft named OF the si1ve
E'.t ILIc,S STATE CoMm1irg.--TLe Re-
p'''''h s'''e Committee N ! yesterday noon, u,
- *" House. Simeon Draper Efq, occupied
L." e'"', and nineteen out OF the twont, four dc.
''' '' !le state wsr' prscet.,. rhs ses,icl wa
r"d with closed doors committee, ,,nsl,,ipy Of
."''a's' D'"ler' I"r~Ihgor, k,.y, Foser and
Dart was appoint q b col.cr Wit As ui..o. Stale
committee. h's late hour iAsy rppo.a,cd aes4gs
/ Draper, Tcr01ihs~r. saormsn AMI folycr a sui.
ro'n''i1e 10 confer vito the subcommittee OF tie
p''n organisation, aud toe colomi,,c. cd cum ID
| {" .'e.t =. their call.
| iliE BATTLES oF TIE BlBLs aud the Chiyal
'' s'f .ures Is TIE subject o; lecture t. be
ieA''i'I tins evening at Plymouth Church. fRe,.
H. w h'o'4er's. In Brooklyn, ar the benefit Of
ai's aud wounded soldiers. The lecture vii lie
-, - f4'''''"S' VI S'e soeneA' 10 y
''"'" N''"' e. TIC Union S'Ate
W" ','ee "'e' ~ We Af''r House yesterday. AL
'"' 'cesa'e'' except tAfee' were present The
morning session was slen' IN equalization and thu
elee'"h Tor Tie ensuing year 81 tire following off,
cer-' Lyman Tremslns, Albany, President; C. 4.
T. s'rnhSasn' BROOKLYN Secretary; NJ. H. Grinneli,
n y Treasurer subcommittee WAS sp-
pointed Tor Conference with hs Republl an
| Committee, Mes'rs. Tremaiae, slranshsn Flasler,
SUI "r'na"!l' Until after ore O'clock this morning
| The COMMITTEES remained in session with but QUO
short rseess IN tie evening, the subcommittee
'rrring with the other organization, and from time
| t. thus REP. ltiuy no progress The same sub
committee wa continued and The nam committee
sljou,ned to meet at thelr call.
| NJ. e. T.. CuaIsry was reno,t Al N, II o'cloc,,
Last ni.dt, to be a little better ana, NOR, eornnos,s
Tim, Counrs YrsrrRn.yIn, tho snnr.r,.
Conn, II, ~. case - IN. pson,. a. r.l W. M,
o,,,,, rr po,o-, p Ia a. ~ ~, a,,s.,'..
u.na,ho, m.,s :, tr,i "a ,sso 49,.
,,.r,,rs :, s''n,,-'.es 81 AZ. H., n,'.s,", :,
r... Lv IA, .lII,lona con,nsr.o,t,n for In.,'os.
"a. -, in s.,I D's,ri,, d.,ioT ,,.. 5000 ~
~. .,,os corr ,,s case 81 Tbs,,o,o uo.s,ou !, ".
,,,.a,,,aw WILL =, -,
,,,. ..,'i,...-. 49,, - A.. 60.
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Bn''sriRe, Atk., Wug 10, (Corrcyondrcs OF
The 81 linus DrNucpAr! a portion - Gen Dn,.s
sud Gen. A-hutl.'s d.y...on and two of stu sinc,,
regiments len here tulay for tho Nufth An A,lo.
Iuat force is stl here, However, fof op,rntion In
iLlr direction. Onr advance, under Gcu. O-ter.
use, crossed The White aver un tho o. aud t. (
the tlud 90 Little Il X As many M 40 Persons
) lay have came :. rwrtl Aul taken the oath OF
alic.lHiCe, 'nir. .lg Wd.,s, ininsiers, aud MANY
Of liza u.bgt IL. lurrt| III ,ltistps
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SHd'"rG Va, My IA Nprihcastcr act In
last night Itisa God-s-li ~ Agricul,uro and M.
sanitary c'ni'hon OF our troops. b,scr,crs aud
Prisoners 'ltnue to come IN, Gni are com. .,nol 10
the charge ofCul. Batckoiior, tho Proves, Mar,'al
several important cases have been forwarded ~
Washington today hy order II Col. Clarke, chief aid
OF l,vu nllks f,r final Ii.p,sai -
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New Publications.

Tue EEIrILIoS l.E,uru. 4 II w Ct America,
Ty,',r TIt,I T., I-,uL II ..r' n', v '.''i
or rut..ar., publisher aJl Br,al, W.
NJ, u
$50 ', ''1' "'r.. '''''.' P''''"'' Oh
ON ii'.I.,.,, '-.,. 90 ~ "'.' Lett
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q wa PIE lowing D. "f' Hii lu'l. y.l.,hl,
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es.rt,- - the city st4nr.. ~ ... l..,,..,
r,ur,n am ,i.v gw,rnm.r,, ..ng ... r..t.
ea4 officials c.. sol, tine C.a... ...
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rebels. and Of whieP sh:y a ~?iPpsd .S.ms.l,ss
ground Of ,be rebsls In every direction may e
seen marks Of their occupsncy--old papers, ea&s-o6
ehthlns, Yen, bitches The well:rolished bones Of
covering the country In every direction for miles Ia
| one building, which has apparently been occupied
as Headquarters OF some officer, there found in
ths earret the remains or a portion of the remains
on man. The skull bad been pitched out IN the
back yard, the bones Of ieg by in Close proxiin-
ny y the hesi .he balance Of the frame, with
snns Of the hesh still sdhering found In the gar
rst Who the individual was ia not known.
After Possessing himself Of hs pace, Gen. Pore
moved six miles south N POINT on the road running
between Hamburg and Corhth. Ble.l's army
moved up on hls right, and was followed Yesterday
by Grant, whoss divisions are now ranged on tie
rght OF Buell.. Yesterday afternoon, Popc advanced
two ani nan miles on The C'rinih road. snd rout
81 strong advance Of The enemy, posted NJ n little
J. acc Ga. cd Pennington. Gen Thomas has been
placed second N command TO Gen. Grant r. w
-lerntn takes Thomas old division, leaving Gen
kean, oi Iowa, Ia Command u his original d,v!.
sion, TIE Sixth. The tcinurhts " tie second,
ehth, Twelah and Fourteenth Iowa, sid tho
IliIty eighth Illinois II, -Amcuts have been ltoge
Ner, iuIiuIns scoinmand known sstle tn.nn Ri.
.Nde under charge 81 ieut.-Cpl. B.ker.fi rn.fyo Of
The lows Second. Tie divisions Of " Cletuaid,
wallace, Cri,icnden and Iiauiltou are cont ..utcd
The army ~ the rc,rve-the last tanned 10 n
NE others on v 9 rig' under command - Major
Gen John A Clsrnand. 81 Illinois. Thcac arc
about the only changes ~ importance that have &C.
CURED within short time, and Will Jrpbal " re-.
main permanent. Gen. Iisl.ecs, y,H,tfda, l,it hi.
ca ~ At the L,lnuR. aud came oit here T. tax tho
t'.i in icfspn n-,- "A Ia a. Cd s'oicl,i lat.
z 's't-iEe N h.- ot.rr attire, lie cnrc along
u .u4' i"trs ran, ltos.is ~ tI. b." great
Grurtsi ~ Wei could he. Is pre- Hac seems to
~, tie the uunn., confidence iu ,hr Armies Prom
~ point, run.urg s,uth i'm r.Irc, aIony ami 10.
t'tI wllrh a." Ell HinIcC the National armies |
r'" uI'ss west. sid rum 'ns ipin t., WITH Ills
r'sc. j. Co., i'r' on ~. d l. ou'turri tie nd
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MOVEMENT OF OUR FORCES.
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Intervention TO be Moral.
&c. &c.


For',e'' Monroe, loy 1I.-H,n. =. n. lG,dn.
tn, S'"r'ryV GW; We lave Suffolk l. " .
taken lat evening s. NJ D. D. i.e Al g. uuirt
Nfl"i Genera tl.hup'strD.la tre at C4inLor
laui. Jpus =. Woo'-
| -..--l,.nrrnl c .lnlnnrllnu
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Washington. N0y 1W.--1ho information
nom q" main todv d T.. McCioI.n's army at
''r's" 90 o." d,y p,y h.. h.SerL iu,-. ai,ipi,Llo
Ok h'l ~ nh tie o1cu 8, VII, were Ia then in.
uls Late front
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BELOW.
TIE NEW YORK Sun.
THURSDAY MoRxlxG. MAY Is. lsd,.


OK the fir-i page vii hc found .otie interest
n CONNECT 4. t.ek be- lpss,n sa. .c,i, cru-
pettCd a. IT, war, Ar 3D.. : 'tnr 81 an ksEset
Intelligence. Il. view D. ihe I.iy Efcss. a..
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or Doors AND
Shoes ut 800 Third Avenue, near 24th street, I'll
iresL rossonabls goods. 1t IpsnufsctuJer's prices
WIN, r. ALLEN, Agent
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LApIRs DAY AT til. Doc Snow!GiS
day, the Lsdiv Dogs are exhibited. King ChsTEsH
PoYd!es, fANlp Grey nYands, Sy9ee pos~ ~''
And Of oours> the ho9as wiz b eFvwds@
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Acrutel Ilrpad,
From In. sTosE FAMILY PnYsicIAs or rsnaypuI

sRoA In. sTosE, FAMILY PnYeicIAs or rBnsypuJ
LINCOLN. So
WAsnfsGTo9., u. C., Arrch ia. -
since the introduction OF the Aera,ed B,esls
have bud frequent opportunities Q! testing ~
merits 1.e peculiar principle Involved In n
mHtAis tnre, and the so-cnc. Of everything bun H.
lufe, cas-, na Ingredients, render ls article p>cu.
Many Lestho,l. Perhaps one Of the mos. freaussS
etuHts * tysptYc diseases, In this country n N
almost uniiorm bad character Of the bread ssssa
by our people. THE, either dosed with cheuniosa
as'it' 10 banch tie material used or To lesvsn ~
mass Tue stomach receives 4 food which can onlt
be sasimlstad with grea, difficulty, md psruaS
onoo n IT, Use will in vitality lssd 10 disease,
"Fsoin my knowledge % this process, and ps1
'2ra experience as to the merits Of the bread shuS
mai,, esn cheeriully commend II to my frieuds.
RosgEr KIsG sross, ND
The 60. are prepared 70 furnish this bread u
lirs, or small quantities. at tLeg DAKElY in LAyASs
hrrr fLHgr, cor. .ih st. w
Dr. Kennedy, Proprietor OF KenncAy's
Medical Discovery, will be at his Office In DodS
woIth's iiuiliLng, 81 Broadway, near Tsnth ~
All tia, sro troubled with sCRoFuLA aS -
A, TIA. are troubled wish sALrRnEUM srsss
qVtsted to call.
All that are troubled with ERYsIPELAs ere n
quested 70 call.
All that are troubled with CANKER srs requsan,
ed TO call. -
All that are troubled with NURsIN1 o0R1
MOU1H are requested 70 call.
All that are troubled with sCALD HEAD ars n,
que ted 70 call -
All tina, are troubled with RINGwoR3 are n.
quested 10 call.
AN tia. are troubled wish Hu4QRs IN TIN
Eyes aud FILM GROWN OYER IN NIGHT -
requested 70 call.
All that are troubled with sCALY ERupTIoN0
ON THE SKIN are requested to cab.
Al that are troubled with BOlL5 requested
10 call.
All that are troubled with RUNNING OF THD
EARS are requested TO call.
All that are troubled with FEVER SORES -
requested 10 call.
All that are troubled with PIMPLES ON I'm
FACE are requested TO call.
All that are troubled with ULCERATED sOku
LEGS are requested To csN.
perfect cure IL warn suited In every oaso, sxcspt
when the bones are diseased. Advice in all cssss
s,atls. myI1 e'lia
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A VoICE FRoM
YORK TO WI
o l. L MITE ERS
ATTENTION.
VOICE PROM YoRRr wui

LIT yi0rs srEAK ror mswstivss,
Read the following brief note received this raov~
Ing frcm oreo; our brave eo.diers ney before Yor&
town
CAHr wINriELp sooTr, srAR Yoaxroyx.
THOaAs HOLLOWAY, Ese.,
30 Maiden Lane,
Nay .s, isoA
s.h
As hcre are none o. an ,,'owsy's Pls" for -
hcrcsOyuts 4, Lose order. iyr which please -
-, ihe amount IN your very valuable P.l. wi,hosD
dc'ay. Nil're IN any Iostasc u express-Se pleas
deduct IT. al oDAse
Yours truly. IN haste,
r. HANLEY. Apss.
M v Y capaisH
B,'gre fyrkioun Va.
rs Yolr Pliis arc fau us for the euro Of pyA
so.A-ry, All lave L. ls'ii TIA, they Nill PROV
a. ,f,.'.o 10 Chills and Fever here as they hsvs
~ other divisions 81 'Le arm.
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Sc.toiN, ,iG;ini,, whih trr. Brr,smr
has taken, is %. ii,el'a lac, q. i,tdc Importance,
bcins a country yiiingr OF hu' moi,ri,' sizc all
little trade But It is at TIL. point that Tie
rai.rcaI i,n ih 'mcnd aud Peter, Yur.l CON
ner., vih Gr Sorh Carolina liAc Of .i,,antI e.
co.rs, a' ~ POSSESSION n, est. any sudden
ody,.c Dl.il ,tolIs FROM tho uor'h. 80 d,-
reui G. u' s'o. au@ o,Vnn D.. or toa.iaca oa,
Corca or the Atlantic coat al !. a,,o iroycli.
the r-iH . ;,c.i ~ ihl, ln, ton. tsposscl
5,on - IA. important advantage.
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TIM examination Of hi flhool, situated in
lorty-seycnu street, between Eighth AMI Ninth
avenues, WAS cunr.ulcd Yesterday, gnd f,ll
rcport prepared 'r our payer to-day, but a Pre- IS
,. other matter oblse- Us 10 deter its pul lici.ion
unit, to-'lorTuw. The attention of tho board
u Education should Ice Immediately given to
the deficient accommodations for tho primary
department, hich consists Of &c teachers and
! 300 children, Six hundred Of these are crowd
rd--liicrally patkoi--into the la k room or gal
cry on the ground floor, surrounded 10y high
trick buildings at extremely dencicnt in l',.ht
end PURE 1.r, wlD.o many Of the eli llren are
cleo seated uud.r tie gallery. -Four cass.s are
temporarily accommodated in hrik buillus
opposite the school, aud flll AS the department.
H. it if constantly increasing, no i 'han sixty
new scholars hu,.nr L..u a,'m..',u 900. one day,
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o,..,,. 49, p.. n
NN'E MORE IN bioS7oN'-lhe Oh StH! 'es-
AT pear tlce, t.5 years OLD corner of Ess ls.h
., an, orl ,,.,.., H. t Il, -.
' - y 49, So" q" ''N''o'i' ana
appear" more pr Idso III us blossoms utn =. yossA
past Tne Oh aadu.I'l. shows sly. ~ tsyuo.ou. o
v.v,t,,. l.ibil,.,s r-,,v ,.c.., :. ,.,,,
tn. C,y..,nr S,Iooxs M. f.r.,,ir.. ,,ll,-
,..,
cd ~ o,,,...a., 49,.
c,r', MI ,yil,n,,, hr,l,.I
Tim. r,.,..,,o,, a., r,,,. ,,,,,, h', hco, tor Tor
49, ia, ~. 49,.
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LOCAL NEWS.

SrrrEr railroads have been adopted in Switz-
sriand.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22
A LIGHT ARTILLERY COMPANY

A company of Light Artillery is now
being made up for service in Legion.
now being raised by Col Jos. r. Davis,
to be called the Presidents Guards"
The guns and equipments he is having
made. and are partially ready. and the
whole corps in all its appointments is to
be one of the most splendid in the service.
II is desired that company be raised in
TEN DAYS FROM THIS DATE
No better opportunity could be desired
by any one wishing to enter the service.
Some of the best men Of the county have
enrolled their names in this company
Lists may be found at the Drug Store of
cassel & Baughn, or in The hands of Mr..
Geo. Ward, from whom full particulars
may be obtained.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22
GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.

ID virtue of decree OF the Honorable the
- Probate Court of Madison county. State
of Mississippi, made at the regular February
term thereof, the undersigned, Guardian of
the minor heirs of Ludwell W. Smith decd
will on Saturday, the 18th day of March,
1862, at the residence of the undersigned, in
said county of Madison. at public outcry, be-
tween the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ and four
o'clock P. sell to the highest bidder, on
credit of twelve months. the North west quar-
ter of Section 33, Township No. 8, Range
No. 2. West, lying in the county of Madison
and State of Mississippi.
Bond with approved security will be re.
quired of the purchaser.
ANN SMITH, Guardian
February %. 1862 Cat
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22

1NQUEsT.-A negro man, calling him.
self Nose Coleman, and said he belonged
to Mrs. Stanton, of Natchez. was shot by
John w Mathis, on the Louisiana shore.
on Tuesday last. He was travelling up
the river, and refused to be taken. He
was shot in the thigh, and taken across
the river to Warrentcn, where his leg
was cut off. but he has since died. The
Coroner's Jury on the case entirely ex
honerated Mr.. Mathis.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22

A Requisaion Upon rirginia.-Pres-
ident Davis has called upon Virginia for
10000 additional troops. Gov. Letch-
er has issued his proclamation calling the
Virginians to rally and volunteer at once.
and not to wait for the operations of the
draft law. The levy is ordered to hasten
BY express to rendezvous, and every man
is appealed to. to take his own, or bor-
row his neighbours firearms.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22
Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS. Letters of Administration
w on the estate of JOHN LOVE, de-
ceased, were granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Alfalfa county, State OF
Mississippi, at the February term, y d. 1862,
thereof =
Now, II persons having claims against
the estate of said decedent are hereby re-
quired to exhibit the same, and have them
registered in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, they will be forever
barred SAMUEL LOVE,
Feb %, 1862 T-6t Administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22
Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration
w on the estate of DAVID S. COMFORT,
deceased, were granted to the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Attafa county. State
of Mississippi, at the February term, A. ID.
1862, thereof.
Now, all persons having claims against
the estate Of said decedent are hereby re-
quired to exhibit the same, and have them
registered in the manner and within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred
WM. b. THOMPSON,
Feb. % 1863 T-6t Administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22

u ETTERS of Administration on the estate
IL of FREDERICK STINGLEY, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned by
the Probate county, State of Mississippi, at
the February term, \. d. 1862, thereof;
Now, all pers ons indebted to the estate of
said decedent are requested to GENE forward
and make payment, and those having claims
against the same are notified to present them,
legally authenticated within the time pre-
scribed by law, or theJ will be barred.
JOHN II. SUTTON,
March 8, 1862. Sow administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-03-22

The Heroic Buchanan.-The Rich
mond Enquirer says:
The self abnegating heroism Of Capt
Buchanan. Of Maryland. commander OF
the Virginia ia he recent memorable
conflict. vii be generally appreciated
when it is known that his younger and
favorite brother was the purser of the
frigate Congress, at which the FIRE of the
Virginia was most pertinacicusly direct
ed, and is supposed to have persisted on
board of her.