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GuBuit4. 1868, Ianbts lie @ritai&aft an
oas Sntinstsn Staatrn SUlpitaI. gu 0sf.pbt
loptptid. bic fpIstnrn artifd: 26 Quarts Cur.
rant. .Ssup, 4 10 entwTss, IL pO Sirl6sn, ~ hU
S&nisr, A Srr,n ent, % 6rmstn, z plar lin.
trrbpisn. Na6t. .@Ouns. t6 SaIptd6rr. 4 pfunb
Srfr, 4 au8cnl&apss u1b IS Dug,nb Roa.S Sen.
baats.
NSStmber ). 1868. SsrIanbts he @rIta'
iGaft pIsbsr an psm Damn. 3rsis Der 8rdnIs.
ten Staatsn Sanitars Gcnmiiacn. bic fOlstnen
@iitu. n6mIih II Quarts Gurrant S.lp, 4
TO entwtrss psd 8irI4tn, I gtd NsrfsI. Stnt'
s.. 6 eUrsn Sint. y DubtnS Rca SanEass'.
"a Rlht' e'rure, l6 SsmOtn. Tdar llntsrtc.
fen. SarstuG, ~ Sud Sti&sr, a baIetiSu
une YNar StTiimpft.
eIiss t1sff, Prep.
Dtesmbsy ?, 1898. -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
ein 5brit in oer rtdbten Xidtuns

Su Ssaper Sauntp bat bic 2(uSbes
bunesz szSeboros cine aufcroerun9 an eli
ne NniobI einfubrsite Burger erseben
lai1en Su elmer eemsinita ftIi6tn SetrrifS
Der Stelun9 BON 8rsiWiGi9sn, um elmer
neuen Nusbebun9 porIubtu9en. llnjnri.
felbaft fam iebr piel eeitsbsn. bic I'm.
perbun9 uon 6reiiplIieen ju bsf0roern,
penn bon allen Seitsn oarauf bineemirtt
miro. lu1 in unisrem @auntp follten
bel 3eiten MaBre0eIn 9etrofsn tpsroen,
Der 3iebun0 70 pieI al6 tbunIib por;ubeus
len.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Dor tiniasn gPrhrn In Columbia Gdun
penulyipanitn, om 5ppssib 8Istsr. 6 ats
rtna SrOb 4. Gbssattin pen Gtriittan
SrUtf unb rint Gcttsr Don Nnelsds Gsib. q
D!m pom eifftm Sauntp, in tintm alter ecn
3abrrn, 2 WUnatsn unb l8 1dssn. 9siGsntsI
--piolm 81, SuS 5.
Nm ndnliGm Stt. am 30hn GueuR unb|
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pss Sorn. Stue0rf, uno rine lp6ttr BON @br
an y. SrOtib alt IS Satrsn unp ttniSs gIC
ten.
I'm n6mI6m Srt. am 7ttn NOusmttrt an
n6mIihm 8ranfbrit, Anbrsas @ibt
sin SrSn Son Gtrlian y. SrUbR, uno Il
por furIfm sraUrbtnsn Gbtirau 9attdrina
Ia SatrrR uno 8 Monatsn. Die sbissn
reafaqt bat. ME GO if lsi6t btnIrn Idbt, bic
milir rts Srn. SrUbl In Die altrIitiIlt 1rau
tft Saltbt--pC@ Dui'uiss Der Aflts Isnftt.
risisIbs Sar r:6trn 3stt fdOn wtspr ju ri
piGtn.
CSinstla1bt eur6 YbaOn 6. s. 0'asr.
gm inen Nl NlYrmbsr, In StNmiliorb ZIP
&l gaunly, an Der @nsdnOuns, 8 Ona
pc /, bas sinSist Sbbn&sn pon sD atam
6tnrstta Ssit, i'm 4ttn 9tbmsjlbr. I'm 3.
psmbsr wurpt lrins 6dur ptm miitttrIt6rn Cd
Ger Gtbr iitrgsttn, bti wrlGu 9tlsstnbdt
Sbrw. u. 8. Dub6s cine itbr trciiTtihe
birIt. Sanft Tubs sin esib I'm tublsn g
Der Grbr.
Die @artentbdr rparo oufssmadbt,
9'cm srCBtn perrsn Der RClt,
Der Iib,r aas Btumsn pacbt,
81 tbun Ipis's ibm 9sfdut,
Gr tribt iie al, pGnn s ibm esfGat,
limb pfIauit fe in lsin Rci6.
Sert Ndb'n ft IbSnC'r oils in fer gpit
Sn lelnem !pimmClrsib. p.
Sbr tisttu Gtferu Stnit bGraH,
sen bats 70 gut esnohi,
CUR fIdncs 4inelsin pir6 fortan,
@en Gn9dn bert biUaAt.
Suht Gub ~ fbidsu in Der 3stt,
Damn psreit ibr's Gina lsbtn,
SRit psi6su 8lsiosru in Der SrSub,
Gsr'a Sbrsns eettsS Rsbsa'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
rie GirFcIritter uno Ole nsuIibe rpabI

Spi Der neuli6cn Bobl peroienten bic
8upfrrIhton8en uno Die Rittsr oes Sol
oenen 3irftls iib ieoes erlautten uno unz
srlaubten Mittel6, um oen Sie9 oaUcn
tu tra9en; aber iie tpuroen auf oae
S6impfibite aus Dem Seloe aeI6la9en.
Sic fGbItsn, oaB cine Nieoerla9e fir fie
politifber SOB fei. Sie erfannten Die
Babrbeit Der Sbatia6e, oab nur oltdlis
der Grfol9 Die geute, rpelbe, lpie iie 3u 70
lble6ten Mitteln ibre 3uflubt nebmen,
pom S1impf uno elpiaer S6anoe rstten
eann--fol9lib boten fie ale ibre Matt
auf. Sbnen bldbet feline t6ofnun9 fir
Ole 3ueunft. Serr6tber coer SerGtbcr.
SpieB9efeIen, ipeIbe einmal Die Sic9e6z
3uuerit6t perlieren, iino uerleren fir imz
mer. Siele, Die bel DER lesten @abl nit
oen &upferiblon9en uno 'Sirfelrittern
9ln9en, peroen ME rpieoer NIT ibnen 9es
ben, uno ite iino bon Sbaam uno Ser.
mirun9 Ibermdlti9t, oob iis es iemal5
nit ibnen bielten. OeiemolS bat einC
gartbei in Dem Sanoe 70 nieoertrdbti9er
Wittel flip beoisnt, um sinsn Sie9 ju 9e:
winnen. Die Sitter ctS @clotnen 3ir:
tels, ouf bic ibfe Sis9sSboffnun9en iid
itdsen, iino unbefreitbar Der erbdrmlib,
lte politiibe Serein, unI5r allen BON mel.
ben Die Welt9efbibte bsribttt. Gr lpat
nlbt nur oerrdtbsriib, Ionoern Don
S6ureerei ie9li6en 8rooss ourboruns
gen. Gr belbpinpelte Irine Spfer um
ibr 9elo, pdbreno er fis su 9ance6per:
rdtbern fempelte. gtis fam Elm Wann,
Der an einem Sobe nit ibm oe3ooen, po:
litti6e Qus,ei6nun9 erwartem Giner
9uten Olenlt bat er lpar 9etban: sr bat
Die pclitifben uno moralifben 96urten
toot9ema6t, melbe Die einit 9roBe Demo:
tratlibe partbei ;u Dem, 3uitance oel
6relbeit fir 8erratb brrabeewdreiot ba=
ben. Sir oisfsn Giebssoienlt tGnnen nil
lbm oanfen, menn audi fir feinen anoern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
5e0er un0 SC6eere.
I'm Sd,ullcbrer.

Dad elmer GntI&sbuns bts Staots.SupsrIn.
tsnssntm linb S&uGstru am Danlfusunsstus,
GtrtaaS, Baf&instOn's @tburtstus unO am 4.
Sali. bitnafrd unb bruu&sn feline S&uls ,u taI.
ten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

Bunfb uno CUR 3ufriebenbeit Qatr, 70.
pobl Der Mit9lieoer ooer Gbrilnebmer
ll6 pie aub Der 3ub6rer ausoefalen feir.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
@iue aute 3eit am fommtn,

Fir CsepsptIGs uns Disisntssn, WtIat 16On
isit Sabrtn an rIRtr unUrprntlan qsbn pbtr
i6wa&sn gsrpauunes Srsantn lsibm. Str
uuOrt siss sluuttn. prnn Sbr 6ufslanO'e
Dsutfafs 9itttrs sstrau&t tatt.-7
DisIfS Nitttt tt,prdt rinr bnusrnhF 5rilung unN
ldet quh bas estsn senis6sn.
December 2, 1868, 2nI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
g Serbetrdtbet ct.

Qm 22nm RCSsmbrr. tur& YaaOr Rtrad
6sr aSam 8app pom BsifpOrt, nit Dhb )
tead Shulrr, pcn Saacn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

pa Das GCnfSpuirts 9npier. .@ttb III 70 ser.
abssfOmmsn, buB bic esatt 81 8i&mUnb Iassn:
auf BEN Nartte mu6 man bos papIsrs,lb i'm
aOrbs unb eas sinssfaufts RtneFsi4 I'm pCdst'
bud traasn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
U0ab @enerol WcGleaan 6 Sriefe

U3ab 9eneral McGleIan's 8riefe
am Sorabeno Der 8abl in Qpnnfpluani.
en- itimmt er eenou NIT @ooomaro's po.
IitiIben Qnfibten iiberein. @ooowarc
biai9t bic Serbanolun9en Der su oar-
risbur9 9ebaltenen @Onpention peldDe ibn
als @anoioat fir oas 9ouuernGrsomt err
nannte. Die SeIbldfe billieen bic eaufs
babn pon 6. Z. Sallanoi9bam. 3ei.
tun9en uno Sncipiouen rpelbe oaber Mcs
@lelan fir Die 9reiioentsifeae unter.
ifdsen, iino ebenfopobl @ortreoner oiez
les uerbannten 8errQtbers. 8eios Is9eln
unter elmer SIa99e, in einem uno osmfel.
ben S6ifTe. Bir fra9en osn ,,Repub.
e1ner" ob oies niCbt loaiib rpabr iitS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

S%Dns 8 sdFsbr, wslGts I'm Itstsn 5rts.
jabr inSAupltta Sale. bel Stiluetlpta. sitls
Spfn fCrpsrts. IL isst In Ranupunt unO umSs'
usnO ausSstrC&sn, isNc& nt&t In 70 bSsartiSsr
Storm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
q u 10 e6!

sG- Dieter Gage purbs gu Detroit elm Rann
Ssrtuftst. pdAsr nsunmat bslsrtirt mar, ndmli&
con bier 5rausn unb fanf 8saimtntsrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
Ubec in pCnnlylpanien.

Die eeier erinnern iib obne 3rpeifel,
lbon bon Der pennlpluanilben 5beepflans
je, ole in uniern 8ebir9s9r8enoen milo
wd6lt, 9ebort 5u buben. Ntueroiua6
nleoerboIt an9eitellte SsrIube er9aben,
Dap Der aus Der pfanSe bereitete 2bcc
Dem d6ten fcbr nabe fommt. IS bat fit,
bereitS cine 8efcui6aft 9ebiloet, um ben
lnbau uno Die SabriFation bon Sbee
bier in NuffbWun9 Su brinesn.
WSa6 8etter - felt eini9sn &osen
folt BEL une. -------
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
pCrurtbeitt.

Gincinnati, "a. NcU. 6. gS.
0au, Elm QrmeebstrG9er rslbtr Der Re.
3ierun9 pfsroe tu llefetn, iibsrnOmmen,
1T i0uIoi9 esfunStn uno ~ ts6S Wonat
Giniperrun9 uno 10000 &balcr Strafe
osrurtbsilt poroen, neil CT Die Re9ierunB
betrc9en.-&ebt 10!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

GTaus Ssm SsrI&ts BON ben OpsrdtiOnsn sr
Der. ct. Min,s, In philadelphia, sstt trSOr,
Oae rpdhrsnb bsm NOnnt OeIsbtr ni6t ptnisr
ais AZ NtGiOnsn GsntS stprdst wurbsn In itnsr
anRalt. @snn Die GnSabt (psG&s stpas un'
saublt& ufGsinD ri&tis ia, 70 bat man wUbl
1rIa@s Iu frustn $40 bIsbsn bic Gents
Geppcrbrao pyramiee fur 1864.
Neu
Gsp
auwe6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
S,ucrsbrunG in Sort Porter.

Buffalo, 25. Nop. SIN Smern
Don Sort porter brab esftsrn Nadt Elm
Seusr aus. oas oen Snbolt tines @o9d.
sins, uRo unifcrmen i'm @srtbs Don 81,
600, in Nfbe lrste. Das 9ebduce ielUil
rpuroe nibt Serfcrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

Seabina pa. Sm btRs,u @tfdnsnIb
Rns sss,nvdrts stsa 20 su iriiAm sufrdbrn
siuauartisrt. rsdas bic SohlsnusiOn 70 Iauss tY.
rarniart battsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

b6S-Siu Ndnn in elmer btnu&barttn Stast
maAts 6ots,nhts ttFlnnt Sc bite, Hsinsr 5rau
ui&iS Iu bergen. Ga 10 mtirs S6uletn nt&t
tt,ablr. 70 10 nibt gu rpartsn, bus IL Die S&uI-
een m,inu Ifrdu t,Iab!t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

UEsr fbIimmite Sag in Der BObe
i Der blGus Nontaoe-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
Sd,refIid!

Sn gOlumtus, SbO, III zine SOIeattntuitttpe
NamsnS Natbsrs Sutunsut. GIs man Fs fane,
mar Fs i&cn 70 sntfrdfst Sus isIbf bic bsRt gfIt-
st Rs ni6t m,tr rdtm tcnntt. Das mus uu&
tins fd6ns d &rtRIi&s @rsrnN isn, no man
9rute ssrbuna.rn lGbt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

bS-prsis Geurunt auf rtm 0tut Bon DirIs
mad Der tlnisn.
g8anbtrsr, br elm Sthd 8Urnbrcs unb
talhs 3tsil4 trbaltsn bat ,,g9h SisI bin tG
i6ulbiS 2"
attrGrau Unit SttaD; ,,Siinfunbiwun'
,ls Gents In 8rmntads, fdni,ts Gents In Stauts-
Sslb pSsr ,lpsi SSdltr In gcnfSenirtn Npttn =
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

RSrDts btssidbries BaumwcIlsn. .grnts In RI
EaraSaa gitp apf 10000 saap pnsf@toe1
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

S6Tgin srosu S&win, wsI&t 800 Sfune
pirssn fol-. Dirb nd4lsn 5rsitas am @aRtuuit
BON 6. ). 5asntua, In alsntdun, Snf&lu&tst
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
SDranf6ld9e fir bas 5inan3. ga br
1GRH-10RH,

Die BON Dem Sinan;. .Winiffsrium cuss
searbeiteten Soranibldae fir oas Gin
onjiabr |. Suli IS64-30. SUM 1865,
bic Dem Gon9rsTe poreslsst iptrben, fol-
len, erSffnsn eint erfreuli6e 2(us1iht, ins
bem iit, tpis elm balboffieittltr Qrtifel Der
Tribune" utrfibert, 700 MiGionen ipes
MIG dberIbrsittn tpsrom.
Die sinielnsn Soften .iinb ndmtib fots
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27

the fact TO the Msjor General and the Briga-
der, and the latter reported it to the Govern
or, who, understand, approved my course
did include the names Of the field and staff
officers, except such as were plainly exempt
by the military law and this sapient'
critic is either ignorant of who the field and
staff officers are, or fails to read the public
prints, as the first detail was published, in
Guiding the names of two of theEa.
will relieve aZero's" anxiety in reference
to the expense of my military establishment
by informing him that neither my staff nor
have ever received shy pay, although have
been engaged considerable portion of my
time with the business of my Office, and been
at no ineonsiderable personal expense.
And, in conclusion, Mr.. Editor, would ask
all sZeros," in their criticisms on the raili-
tia system and how it works" first to exam
inc the laws and discover the facts, before
they allow their geniss for satire to o'erleap
their discretion. W. C. LOVE.
Canton, March 18th, 1863.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27
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THE RATTLE FIELD.

DIR. Cross, in the Holston Journal. thus de-
scribes the field of battle the day after the
battle of Murfreesboro':
Ali how many expired with the year
Here they lie, friend and foe, in every posi-
BILE position, vast promiscuous ruin.
"They deep their last sleep and have fought their
last battle;
No sound can awke them to glory again.
After pretty thorough inspection of the
ground in the rear of our lines, FROM Stone
river to the extreme left. ] ride to the front,
where the dead lie thick among the cedars,
in the propotion of five Yankees to one
Southron. Here are sights to sicken the brav-
est hearts, and lessons for human passion and
oppression Here is foot shot off at the
ANGLE, fine model for a sculptor.
Here is an officers hand severed from the
wrist, the glove still upon it, and the sword
IN its grasp. Here is an entire brain. perfect
ly isolated, showing no sign of violence. as
if carefully taken from the skull that enclosed
it by the hands of a skillful surgeon. Here's
corpse, sitting upon the ground, with its
back against tree, in the most natural posi-
tion of life. holding before its face a photo
graph likeness of good looking old lady
probably the dead mans mother. Here is a
poor fellow who has crawled into the corner
of fence to read his sisters letter. and ex-
PRED in the act of its perusal, the precious
document still open before him, full Of affee-
tionate counsel.
Here is handsome young NAH, with a
placid countenance. lying upon his back. his
Bible upon his bosom. and his hands over it
as if he had gone to sleep saying his evening
prayer. Many others present a melancholy
contrast of scattered cards. obscene pictures
and fithy ballad books-"miserable comfort
ers" for dying hour, but an instructive
commentary upon the Yankee cause. Oae
lies upon his face, literally biting the
ground, his rigid fingers fastened firmly int0
the CORY sod and upturned face. open eyes
kuis brow, compressed lips, and cienched
fists. display all the desperation of Yankee
vengeance imprinted on his clay. Discovered
heads. arms, legs, are scattered evefyw here
and the coagulated pools of blood CLEAN
ghasfly in the morning sun. 1t is . fearful
| sight for Christian eyesi
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27
OBITUARY..

Died on the 9th of March NJ his residence neer
Vernon of Pneumonia DIR. Claiborn r. Crawford.
aged 43 years. Death has once more visited ear
community and marked for his victim beloved
friend and highly distinguished citizen Dr.. G.. l.
Crawford. well known throughout tais coHnty. was
born in Alabama. Nay 24th. 1919. and removed u
this State in 1854 He married Sarah VI. Kn=.
Dec. 9th. 1850. She died in lStl. aud Jan. 10Th.
1913. he married his surviving wife, Possessing a
generous and hospitlbe disposition. he easlsareSi
himself to all who knew him. and male friensls
ameug strangers. He was very Successful AMI
indefasigasie physician. He will Re sadly mi-sea
around the sick bed. Suffering and fAtigaed ossea
more indisposed than his patieut. he has risen at
the midnight hour to visit the sick. He was deaf
TO entreaties when called aud watched carefully
over his patients. both white aud black such a
man Is great loss to any community. We know
not why in the prime Of life the vgor OF usaa-
hood, and filling useful position In soc iesy.
should be taken away. but =" Gods WAYS net
our ways and must be submissive TO the lic-
tates of His holy will lie had been in feeble
health for several months past. but struggled with
disease in order to be present at the sick and DYING
bed of dear and cherished friends But he who had
been a comfort to many aud in Gods hands the In
strnment of restoring them to health. was al last
obliged to yield, himself. he has gone 10 his rest
No voice can reach him in the silent grave. nar
awake him from his long sleep He leaves ~ise
and three daughters In the family eirese tie -
cancy caused by the loss OF the sGectio.sase has
hand. the kind and indnigent father viii he nsssl
felt the deep and tender attschmeut which be en-.
tertained aud manifested for the loved oneS a.
home. will never be ef.aced from their memary
They have been cai<d upoa 20 part with frsend
after friend. recently. bat this i the hardest
Of ALL Yet il has been dealt BY kind hand. Nkr
ever mingies blessings and meFcies in the cup 81
sorrow. Oh, mourning frieals. lie who ha= taxa
your loved enc away has promised & b. the Nd
owls God and the father Of thu fatheFsss. H,sas4s
sympathy cannot avail goa IA tais A0aE II afcslau
but look unto Him whc Is the tree scarce of eezss
lation, who gives peace. snch AZ the x0FI c@nua'
give, neither can it take away. C-sf az y~sar ers
Him. for he careth for yoa. May wa live n ~
hope OF blessed ransom with your loved and ls~s
where sickness and ssrrox comes 10 usare aza
where partings unknown ZEN
March i6. ls63-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
ANOTHER VICTORY AT vlcxsBuRe!
ONE GIrNROsT sunk. ONE btSA-
BI,ED. AND TWO DRIVEN bASh.
FULL PARTICULARS OF the FIGHT.

y,rxerrna. March 25-About s'eloek
this morning the alarm was sounded that
some of the enemy's boats were approaching
from above Our guns were immeni&'si'
placed IN readiness. and so1ae four boats Were
seen advancing towards the upper batteries.
a vigorous fire was opened upon them. ana
we succeeded IN driving back two OF them
who could not stem the torrent Of shot and
she'll. The other two passed by under 8
raking fire. and almost every shot was seen TO
take effect.
One OF them received a shot In the steam
chest. which compelled the cre~ to desert
her. and she became unmsnagable and sta
tionary under our iruns. In about fifteen
minutes she filed. careened over to the star
board side and sunk. Part of Der crew e.
capped to the opposite shore in the yawl. and
some were seen swimming ashore
just as she was about to cspsize a white
flag was run up on the haiysrds, bet Il was
too late, and she disappeared from sight IN =
few minutes All of the Yankees aboard oil
her will make food for catfish. a. none 81
them could have escaped after the hag was
raised.
The name of the sunken boat has not vet
been ascertained, but the one that escaped
below is said to be the Benton. She was alse
badly disabled, and it is believed thSt shot
penetrated her boilers or steam drum. a 3
dense cloud of steam was seen to euveloF
the whole boat. aud her machinery VAS -
disabled that the Albatross had to come NJ
to her assistance from below TO tow her down
out of danger from our gins-
The amount of damage done to he Benton
is not known, nor the loss of life on the sunk
en- boat The two that were forced back
must also have been badly injured by oui
upper batteries
Our guns worked splendidly. and are noS
ready for another fight, If the Yankees wish
to send down any more boats. No aftenlP i
was made by the enemy above to come TO tbs
rescue of their disabled co-npaniens-
Since six O'Clock this morning everything
hZs remained quiet.
NESTOR
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-03-27
From Middle tennessee.

CHATTANOOGA, March 24.-There has been NO
movement of the army in Tennessee On Friday
the enemy advanced on the roads from Franklin
towards Columbia. but on Saturday they returned
to Franklin. Van Dora is sill OF the North side
of Duck river.
Our forces occupy Florence and Tu=cumbia. and
there Is no movement from Corinth in this direction
Morgan had fight in Cannon county Tennessee
with an overwhelming force OF the enemy He
fought calamity. and killed and wounded a mum.
Der OF the foe but at last forced to retire be
fore superior numbers.
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DIE D.,

In this csunty. On the llth last. Matte. fnsaa
daughter Of E. C. and NJ A. FRosr
Yest thazt art fed. ere gait haa pa~er
To stain f1y cheruh ~aai ana forr..
Closed h the -aEt ephefneFal dn~ur
That never felt stcrua
The sanbeans smile. the repkyrss kr~ata.
All that II knew from birth O. ceath.
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THE lsTu MIssIssIPPg.-We learn that the
order given for the transfer of this regiment
from the Rappahannock TO some point far
Their South, WAS soon after revoked, and the
regiment remains in its OLD position at Fred
erIcksbHTg.
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TUE ezsreis~< e a. In.sssasa a.ssa.~
es@n @asesnssHnwsA ga Aecmane - -
r~@axE@asea - ut J ]. SsaiaaAa. EAaa Rss=-s-
pa aetsce = hez~1x <sssa EA44 $500
have esen tAk~n ~ n Es1rsi - Tr1.s-.r. -
rrpcars sseesl4tv tie ~srs5<ws - - saEes~at
FTsneaPai and caEspwssa1 sargs 80 aa&assaaa 4
teNrA~ss Seq sazt Ie~sat@ze. a. - - amsmM-
ssea "a he GrGs,ee> a. ztss --k4us1 a. -
ceanzs~nc~ IL = f~~ 84ss. aa1 tAas "a - -.
a nr~x as tss<asA+anm a& Ae@snaa-s Go ssaas
lndle. al sas1-~~ rsrfs
D. orsi~r - sAe hsear.a
A. = &eKfE. Fzese srs e..
C1rtans @r-eA - fe<E az
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PHYSICIANS, MEETING.

OWING to the inclemency of the weather
y ~ on Monday last, the meeting of the Phv-
Asicians of Madison county was not held A
Injecting is therefore called for Monday merit
f30th inst. at which time it is hoped all the
Physicians in the county will meet at Dr.
Towler's office IN Canton.
March 81, 1863. I3-It
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T,BLE,uxs AND CHARADEs.

The ladies of Canton will give a series Of Tab
Ieauxs and Charades, the second week in April. for
the benefit Of gallant soldiers in the hospitals OF
shis place. Notice will be given in next issue
OF the evenings on which the entertainments viii
be given.
We sincerely trust that all well wishers Of the
country will contribute their money and their pres
ence for so landlble purpose
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FoR FGEDERIcKsBUKe.-We are requested
60 state that Sergt. J. r. SSEED will leave
here On tuesday next, to rejoin his regiment
the 9Th Mississippi--and viii take letters
and packages, provided they are placed in a
trunk, convenient for transportation.
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Executors Notice.

uvHEREAS. Letters fs-saHaensAss >. -. -.
M e-sare 81 l. II. PACE. dees.ss.t S<-s
Granted IN The gzd=rsSgussf - - -
Court Of Nzssison eoants- >a@h~ -
:; a. IA March term. A. =. l>63. thsrr'. -
Nv 81 p~r-oss. inSixhtrd - sas1 $780,.
az requested - essse f0r~ara ans 49, 49,
pavment. and those hsvin< eiaaan~ sA-'si - a
s-fa,e are hereby Repaired - sNaae4- s-@ :
ard have thesa Fs<sst~re1 - - So -
within the time prsseEtte4 - -" -
Wiz . q. l. EASN0X. Ex.s-
March q ISe3 -
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ip1 xtTtse ef an orsfer ~ The 49,
ID frohate Csnrt "a Madison coanss H.
siSsiPPi. mzde a. tke N4rcA s~rxn l~rt.
viii. a. Admint~s-asar ss ne e~fare sf "a s,ls.sas
T. Coviugson- 1scsas~d. se4 ta las Aas1e-1
bidder ~ bidder. an
Monday the eosh day al ApEn a~xt.
a. the lsse rxside7ee - saiE 3ecea=~H - tts
personal property eelssssiu. 80 s2l.4 tl=e=s>s..E
consisting ef 10 hkety NeSruea. Ahaasa D..
Mules. castle. Hog. &e
The above proF.ssv wiil - s.sIf - e e-ssl r
until The 1r>s 90 JannArv. f>S4 Nsss ~frA
approved secusaty wsM e@ res4irrs4 a1 sam
pssEeh4ssEs-
A xABEr. A3snr
Nzreh 30 ESG3 ra-se
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DR. Geo. W. Russell.

SLArE OF BoL1S2R CoENrXl
nFFERS his professional services "a tie r7tz.ez-
~ Of Madison county.
lie may Dc found (for abe pre-ens ~ tA~ re-~s-
dence OF Mrs Mary X Czl&sell av~ aa5i~- 80
west Of Cantnn- on tbe Jzck-sa a. CAafaa F.al
February -. i>ss-
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MADISON LIGHT ARTILLERY.-Lieut. j. X
KEARSEY is here from Capt. Ward Artillery
Company, for the purpose of getting recruits
He wishes to obtain about ten names 10 Eli
out his company roll. All whO wish 10 join
ia that branch of the