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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
We are Ready for them.
FROM THE NORTH.
Greeley Declaiming Justify for Peace
THE HERALD IN FAVOR OF A CON
vENTION.
The Rebel 8. Raid ;, into Memphis.

(Specidf 10 the Mississippian.l
yIcasBuRa, Jan. 29th.-The second day of the
battle of Chickisaw Bayou. has closed with honor
to our artis. Our troops under a terrible fire
from daylight till dark. The 2sth Louisiana, Col.
Thomas did some noble fighting, holding q large
force of the enemy in check, including ten pieces
of artillery, for seven hours and half. Never did
men tight more calamity.
About fifty OF the eiemy are known to have bit
the dust
Col. homas lost ten killed and four wounded.
The gallant Captain Robin, of st. Landry Parish,
was killed.
Five OF Captain woGord's battery were wounded
seriously.
Marsh Love, of HIS Partisan Rangers, of Madi-
son county, was wounded aud his leg has been am
putated.
The 18th captured three pickcts, one of whom,
on being intimdated with halter, reported the
enemy ten Thousand strong
Towards the left light batteries were handled
WITH great advantage, moving the enelay down
wherever they appeared. Towards the right the
enemy had Newfoundland dogs a. guides.
fo,dty ne look for tie enemy IN great force
along the entire line. We are prepared for them.
LOGAN.
yIcxsurRG, Dec. IS The ball opened here yes
Rcbardton-s 18th Louisiana regiment, and Captain
Wofiortl' battery and Lieutenant Johnstons sec
ton of Capt Ridleys battery. Col Thomas 2sth
Louisiana is doing good work the lett this morn
ing. Col. Withers commands the right wing.
Generals Smith aud Lee are on the ground. We
ere O. X. j. l.. POWER.
NOUNS, Dec. 2S.-The steamer Alice, formerly
the Mall gord., three days from Havana, success
fully ran the 'eckade at a Confederate port this
morning, with an as orted cargo OF powder, coffee
SALT dc. III quiet below.
Tsninors OF Confederate success near NicksbnTs
aaoat here. RELIABLE.
RIcHnoND Dec. 2s.-A gentleman who has run
the blockade reports that he heard read, in late
number Of the New York Tribune an editorial
which declared cmphaticaliy in savor Of peace as
the only panacea for ills which af.ct the country
that war has lasted long enough and should be
terminated at once This should be received as
probable rumor
RIouxoND, Dec. aS.- The New York Herald of
the 18TH contains full particulars of recent militia
~ operations in North Carolina, and claims a
! splendid success for the Union troops.
In a Respondent editorial the Herald urges Gov.
Seymour to call convention of loyal States and
invite the rebel States to cooperate Unless the
rebellion is crushed before spring. the rebels will
have Napoleon Tor an ally.
A dispatch from Cairo says that it was reported
at Memphis that the rebels had gone towards Grand
junction, but nothing was known positively.
A small rebel force made raid the suburbs
of Memphis on Sunday night, pillaged several
stores and carried away hundred cattle and one
hundred and eighty mules.
Gold in New York the 24th. 1872.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
THE NEWS.

The news up to Tuesday night last will be
FOUND under the telegraphic head. Since
then we have had no papers by mail, and
have not had access to any. We learn from
q gen,ieean who saw the Appeal of Thurs
day morning, that there had been battle on
Wednesday at Murfreesboro between Geul
Braggs forces and the enemy--the fighting
lasfed ten hours, and we had captured 1000
prisoners and taken goodly number of cam
non As far as the battle had progressed It
had resulted gloriously for the Confederate
arms. 1t was supposed that the battle would
be continued.
There had been no other engagement near
vicksburg, though the diminishing was al
most incessant. OF course there will be more
fighting, and that of the hardest kind, at that
point aud Port Tpdson. We are rejoiced to
know that our commanders and their men
have the utmost confidence in being able TO
give The aboiitionists Il sound whipping every
time they advance. The enemy are being
htariiy reinforced, and so are we.
Tee had been serious collision between
sr4ii.s on the Southern Railroad, about nine
miles belasg Jackson. Nine persons were
killed. and about forty wounded. Suisse
qpently-on "Wednesday, we believe,--tte
c.Fs ran oil, when there was 70 collision.
accidents on The Southern Railroad, between
Jackson aua fieksburg, are Of almost daily
occurrence, and Ne think, unless the road
Gan be repaired aud rendered fit for use, it
would he great saving of lives to the Con-
federacy to tear M the track and abolish the
RAD. We have no men to sacrifice on this
rotten old cross tied concern.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CAMDEN.

ON the 18th nltimo, was burned cut of
" house and home at Camden. / saved
mr. books of accounts, but all of my notes
that were due to me were burned.
All who are indebted to me by note will
please come soon and make payment or give
new notes, and those indebted to me hy
account, | hope, will call very soon and make
settlement, as my misfortune has placed me
IN the greatest need of money to support my
family in my absence in the army, which viii
be shortly.
Ia my absence, William Davis Jun.. in
Camden, will be my agent, and the agent OF
my brother, Jesse NJ. Gafford, to settle and
receipt for all claims due to us.
b. S. w. GAYLORD.
Camden. Jan. |, 1863. Lift
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
Administrators Notice.

w UEREAS Letters of Administration
w on the estate of Isaac Mann. deceased
were granted 70 the undersigned by toe Pro-
bate Court Of Madison county, state OF Mis-
ssssippi. as the November term. 4. d. -S3
thereof -
Now all persons indebted 10 said decedert
are reanested to come forward and make
payment and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required TO exhibit the same
and have them registered IN the manner aRd
within the lime prescribed by law they
will be forever barred.
J. G. BESTHAL, Adm.r.
December IL, 1eG2. as
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

mv-s lines at Fredericksburg. was destined
frofa the FIRST to BE frnitless.
The Tribane's Suffolk correspondent, Dec.
2sd. sssys Yesterd day political speaking was
duh, and but few votes were cast in Suffolk
q returns will be received from the Isle of
wight, winsor or Smithfield. The rebels
from the other side of Blachwater come over
10 put a quietus upon the Union men who
might try to vote
Lieutenant ColoneI d. Undertook, Of the
New York Mounted Rifles WAS sent with q
detachment to carry the ballot boxes cut 70
the rebeliious sections naiaea. and had pro-
ceeesea as far as Srnithfela, and was about
visiting the other places, when he was set
unon by an Overwhelming rebel force ant.
had a hard race for Suffolk
Trials for Treason in East Tennessee.
KNOXVILLE, Dec. a9.-Iae Confederate
States commissioner court Is trying for
treason Butler, member Of the Tennessee
Legislature, and A. D. Suiih. Great feeling
manifested.
The New York Herald SAYS JEFF Thomp-
son is reported. moving on New Madrid with
two THOUSAND men, from Pocahontas, Ark,
and was within forty miles OF that place
The rebel force operating in Northwestern
Tennessee burned Union City, and the bridge
lo9er tie 0sion river.
From Charleston.
CHsRLEsroS, Dec. 19.-0n Friday fourteen
men Of Jefferds South Carolina rangers,
made Reconnaissance to Hutchinson $
island. They found tue Island evacuated:
All the crops had been gathered and carried
/ off by the enemy
From the Rappahannock.
FaEpERIeKsEURG, Dee. 29.-The Yankee
encampment has moved in sight since last
night, and some firing was heard. A flag Of
truce came over to-day-result not trans
PRED. The rumor is that a portion of the
Yankees arc moving. Army trains are con-
stantIy running. Nothing of interest ffola
the lines tonight.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

BoLn EoBBsnY.-0a Tuesday morning
i1st about , O'Clock, taking advantage of the
rain and the darkness, some bold burglars
made desperate effort 10 rob the premises
of Mr. Thomas Melton, in this place, in which
they partially succeeded. They priced the
bolt of the door and effected an entrance into
the storeroom, aud when discovered were in
dustriously engaged in helping themselves to
the contents of Mr.. Motions well filled harder.
The house having only few weeks before
been burglariously entered, il was anticipated
that this dark and rainy night another
attempt would be made, and guard, in the
person of a.trusty negro fellow named Vol,
therefore placed on watch. Upon dis
covering them he gave the alarm, and they
ran whereupon he fred on Their. with a
revolver, which fire the bold villains returned
wounding Vol in the arm. 1t is not known
whether either of the robbers were wounded
or not.
This occurrence should put our citizens on
the alert for such bold and desperate charac-
tiers.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

ernor Seymour to call convention Of the loyhs
Sltes and Invite the Southern States to corporate
It says The rebellion Is Tot crushed before spring
the rebels will have Napoleon for ally
Federal Reports from the Weir.
A dispatch in the Herald from Cairo. says it was
reported at Memphis that the rebels had gone
toward Grand junction, but nothing was known
positively.
small rebel force made a raid the suburbs
Of Memphis. the night OF the 2isf, piIIagea
eral stores and carried OF one hundred head OF
cattle, and one hundred and eighty mules.
COMMERCIAL.
Gold was quoted in New York. on the 24th. at l32
THE MOVEMENTS OF VAN dorm.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

~ HEREAS. Letters Of Administration
on the estate of Y. A. Carraway. de
erased. were granted to the undersigned by
The Probate Court of Madison county. State
OF M;ssisssf.i,i, a. the December term, A. D
1862, thereof;-
Now, all. persons indebted TO said decedent
are requested TO come forward and make
payment, a-d those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
G.. ". CAMPBELL, aa,~.s
ELIZA b cARRAwAY,S
December - 1850 47-6
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
Administrator's Notice.

NTHE EAS. Letters of Administration
on the estate of Mary Bradshaw, de-
ceased. We're granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Madison county. State
of Niss;ssippi,. al the December term, A. d
1862, thereof -
Nov, all persons indebted to said decedent
are requested 70 come forward and make pay
ment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required To exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
ISAAC HERR0D, Admir-.
December 10, 1862. 4S-6
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

SMALL Pox.-We hear of two or three adj
litional cases of this disease since our last.
We do not think, however, that there are
more than a half dozen cases in all, in town
md vicinity. Nevertheless, everybody should
resort to vaccination as soon AS possible.
An ounce of preventive is better than a
pound of cure
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
Administrators Notice.

AS, Letters 90 A5miuis.
w on the estate Of Samuel - uaF.
deceased, were granted 20 the uuler.irr.
of Mississippi, at the November term s.
1862. tlereof;-
Now, II persons indebted Go rs'I 1a.s
are requested 10 come forward aul n
payment, ana those having claims a-1'-r
estate arc hereby required 10 exhibit iisa
and have them registered In tie maur.-
within the time prescribed by law. OF
viii be forever barred
RoB'T N. DAVIS. Alu
NoFemOer Is, 1862. u-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

MADISON LIGHT ARrILLERY.-We are re-
quested TO state that Mr.. W. l.. Brooks, OF
this company, will leave here on Monday
next for Richmond, and will be pleased to
take all letters for members of his company
that may be left at CasselI Il Baughn's- He
will take parcels, also, if they are packed in
a trunk, convenient for transportation.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
Guardians Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the Honorable the
- Probate Court of Madison county. State
of Mississippi. made at the December term,
1862, thereof. the undersigned, as Guardian OF
the minor heirs of Elizabeth Lee, deceased,
will, on
Tie Niah Day Of february merit,
within the usual hours of sale. before the
county and State aforesaid. proceed to sell
to the highest bidder. on a credit Of twelve
months. the following described lands o-wit'
The West half of South quarter oi
Section II Southeast quarter of Sect n 10
and Northeast quarter of Section %. Town
ship Z Range 2 East, lying and being in the
county aud State aforesaid SAID land TO be
sold for division among the heirs
Bond AID approved security will be re-
quired of the purchasers.
JAS. H. DUNLAyY, Guardian.
January = 1863 l-5t
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For sale.
Administrators Notice.

M HEREAS. Letters of Administration.
~ with the wi II annexed, on the estate
Of David III. Virgins, deceased. were granted
to the undersigned by the Probate Court of
Madison county. State of Mississippi, At the
December term, A. D. 1862 thereof =
Now, all persons indebted to said decedent
are requested to come forward and make pay
mept, ard those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
aud have them registered in the manner and
within the sisae prescribed by law, they
will o. forever barred
MELISSA E. WIGGIES, Edm'x-
Dec. 90, 1861 1876
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
LATER FROM vIcKsBURG.
A GIoriOus yictory---Terrible Slaugh-
ter of the Enemy.
over 400 Prisoners and Five Stands of
COlors Captured.

Special to the Mississippian.l
CHIcKAsAw BAYOU. I o clock, r. NJ, near Vicks-
burg-We have just achieved glorious victory.
After an engagement of an hour and half we
drove back the enemy with terrible slaughter, cap
turing over four hundred prisoners, among them
several officers aud five stands of colors The enc
my advanced tor the purpose of storming works,
about 900 strong. and we're moved down in the
NEST terrible manner.
They sent nag of truce that they might bury
their dead. under the cover of which number of
them, properly prisoners. escaped.
The fight is still going to left.
J. l.. POWER.
P.S.-Capt. PAM Hamilton wounded. Sergeant
]. T. Galloway. Of Woford's Battery. was killed
yesterday. ,. L. r
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
The Yankee Raid in the Direction of
= Columbus.

The Mississippian of the Both inst says
we learn frc-a-the Columbus Sun that the
excitement in that region produced by the
sfate Yankssrsid was intense. They destroy
ed Nst lit:'s ps5perty, but caused one of the
a. greatspi stamf ~es in modern times. The
MAIN nod ediS not come below Okalona, and
wefe about 1000 strong. The force near
Aberdes t.-es shpat $50, and sent word that
they would u sehere Thursday last, but
failed to make their engagement good. They
were probably posted of movements made
making for their capture and made their es-
caps ssz
esepeEy destroyed the depot at Oklahoma,
- s<pu(S otton and some corn. and the
~ -esp1saf at ihsDrlace We can learn Of no
"a los damage done nywhere else. IL was
bold raj !, aud had our cavalry in that Sec
tionHetes promptly. We believe that the eae-
my soo,d has been captured near Aberdeen
butt onlJsk5ect our force seems TO hav.
- bai y lew; was TO keep ont of the way and
se G-n~yStionisss advance. isN
s Ats~xx @smslas -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
LADIES, AID SOCIETY.

The members of the Society are requested
20 meet at the Court House on Monday morn
ing next, at IL o'clock. full attendance
and promptness to the hour are particularly
desired.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
$50 NEGRO Mechanics W.,

Ygto the patriotic citizens of Naaiso, e..
I vicinity. who desire t. aid the 60.
srfssanl s1es7f;ee- The army needs lara. -
coaf:essna~ter. Mi Minis. ~ Jirk.s, Il.
immediate and hearty Response o. ~.
Ne want at once oar hundrsd ar4 Fr Il
l3I.ackSnssfhs aud lgsfgoan.Itfs. fos =atl I.
willing 10 lny you liberal cash prices -
quarterly = MEltN ~. a %
Diane Sea
Can+nn Dee iSs9
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

Tus WEATHER for the past few days has
been beautifully clear and bracngly cold
about the finest New Years weather ever
saw. Pork has been plenty our streets
during the cold term aforesaid, and goes off
without grunt from the swine) at 25(a3o
cents e b., "hog round" Purchases, how
ever, groan and make long faces on account
of the ruling rates.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
FROM THE YAZOO RIVER.
csrcy.sAw B.YnU. near vicksburg.
December 9TH 1867

CHrcgssAw Bayou. near Ficksburg.
December 2.fh. 1862.
Enron MrssfssrprrAx The enemy landed three
regiments Of Infantry. and company Of cavalry,
at the mouth Of Chfekasaw Bayou, yesterday.
AMER moving inward a short distance, they were
salutea By few yoIleys from Captain Woford :
Battery ana driven back near their boats One of
their piekets turned summersanit, saPerindueed
by shot from trtisty rife in the hands Of Lient-
osiin. Captain woford aud his command be-
haved in q most eommendabie manner.
Col. wthers was yesterday placed IN command
Of ali the troops at this point and they are not
few, whilst more are coming. Gen. Lee is here,
and very sctiye.
indicated about seven regiments the mouth Of
the Bayou A. writes oclock-their gunboats
have commenced shelling.
In haste. LOGAN.
(SooS pIsPATcuEs.)
INTERESTING FROM VICKsBURG.
BATTLE OF cHIcKAsAw BAYOU.
THE ENEMY CALAMITY REPuLsED.
Anticipated Attack on the entire Line
To-day.
We are Ready for them.
FROM THE NORTH.
Greeley Deciaiming Justify for Peace.
THE HERALD IN FAVOR OF A CON
vENTION
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

Valuable Plantation for {.

V,HE subscriber viii sell on very fs7,
| terms a Valuable Tract of Land /,
1900 acres, 500 70 1000 acres cleared ~.
high state of cultivation. Wen imur...
TO Dwelling. Gin House. Cribs, SAY
good Quarters.
The Land is situated l6 miles ys-l
From Canton and , miles South ue..
Camden. The place j. the one kss-.
the Siarkey Collins place Heaaiv
plenty of fine water for drinking 81
stock. The Land is susceptible ~ 5i.
To suit parchasefs, Who would noi ds.,
purchase the whole tract
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing VII
dres-s.sle at Camden, Madison C-nnts !
SAMUEL MiLfU
November %, 1852. &.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
DIED,

1T his residence, 10 Camden, Miss. on the z-nS
ult. after illness of several months Or. j. ID
suiTH. aged seventy-two years.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The appointments for preaching at THORNTON
CHAPEL will be on tie FIRST instead Of the iliird
sandly in each month during the ensuing year.
W L. C. HUNNICUTr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
NOrICE.

4 Ii persons indebted to me for medical
IL services will please call at my office ana
settle without delay Those desiring further
indulgence can obtain it by promptly ssffiang
By note. W u. T0WLER
Nov. -. 1s5s In
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

4 SPLRNDID article. in lois i.
IN purchasers, from one pound 10 AZ
Also, small lot of hne Brandy.
5. L. oIaIu
Canton, Dec. II. 1909.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

ZONE one. come ali. Come eyervhaI,
~ get your CORN ground a. Cb,ft.s :
Mill. on the south side OF the sqla-e =
Canton, Dec s. 1862.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
Artesfam Springs.

EROM the lst day of January, 1863. al
L persons wishing water from these Springs
will have TO pay 2s cents per gallon.
". r. LUCKETT.
January /. 1863.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

NEw ApvRarlsEsEsrs--W ask attention
TO the new advertisements In the present
issue
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
CASSEEE a. EsaEGHN


AGsl2InE~1 traitors sale.
DY virt8e oF a decree 81 fhe Recess
ID Probate Court II Lfake County. E1H
sipPi made az the F@suiar NureErar
thereof, the undcTsigre1 Aduiuisfrl-6--
Estate of Richmond 4. Detals. -
Will.
On Nspdav. fts i-fi sfT 81 ns--ale- FL
between the hours prescribed tT lsT. T---
to sell ia front Of The Court House ar-
the town Of Cariha-e. on n c-eslt af r-e
two years from the dav IL sale. fhe f.lz
tract Of land. situate. Tying ana t.iar .a
county Of T.eake. VIZ Ns-fh-Ea-- r
Sec. "a. Township Il. Rafrs
Bond with approved ssvarfF SAB II
qnired. &c
JANIS " WIDER. Ai-r
November 81. IS62- 60
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

the brockade. reports he read in hate number OF
the New York Tribune an editorial which deared
emphatically in favor Of peace, rs the only pana-
cea for the ills which afct the country, and that
war has lasted long enough and should be sermina-
ted at once. This should be received as probable
rumor.
New York Heraldss Views.
RrcHxoNp, Dec. 2s.-The New York Herald Of
the 18th contains full details Of the recent military
operations in North Carolina, and claims q splen-
success for the Union troops.
| In deepondent editorial the Herald urg~s Gov
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

Az oggasrss desires a situation. Appi'
at this Office.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
IMPROVED METiLLO--PERCHl
BURIAL CASKET.

DERMiT us % call your attention O. ~.
valuable invention ~ Corrugated -.ftf'
fdific Burial Cases. which. fur hearfy. l-.t
sud parsbillty. stand unriVaiird tv any .r
ment OF thu axe One 81 the un-f iur.rt.r
lures Ia nur Caskets. never BEFORE presented
world. j. that they are cencEtcd f.r.r. .rI
GQtta Percha or India Ruhler, Niia -l.t-a
diia Rubber. or is sq'siVais ut. sr1.'ui re -..
a. u MAKE them All al3 Water T-ir
Toe Unprecedented - and On ti.-a C.tr
dnubfie-S eNing - TIRE fssf f-ef flrr
others ~ tht followers pnrtrn.
1T. Eeiug aitsie a' tiaiVar.r. "a Sheet ~ .t''
d. y Z Feallrr ir.fu ten o. twelve -l...- e
handle them. but can De- hanfiei n-
wooden cofiin. aud sfe deposited tre
eat iluser ur peril, and VIII naf Cr.sa f
usage or tran sppl tificn.
>. Being Cemcutrd With euttH rrre.a r4
Rubber. and rtsket ui hti El.hr I.r
taem air fight. We avoid far VcIF rl
pleasant process 81 Using C-ulrAt ul -.I
purpose.
4th. Gar first class Clsfcts and Gases -r .
cd IL The most elegant and rl-ffl n.rH..
the third c.ass are equally derrt'c. n.f H-
a less expensive style. and Ithiu rHr rfr.. T.
Metallic Cases are fhe only sfrrfulI
Transporting The dead. aul -hauif ue t-r
necessity urge a. di~iuier. sil THAI roma
intcrminglcd wish earth. hut can go ar..
moved and deposited according o. onr ui-r..
For sale by r. =. " GAFEOEu f.r
J. '. fiICilEll, l-t
April s. 1851.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

The Edge6eid AdssTiissr issrls n.
gentleman recently from Ctafs
that General Ripley takes e1nr-
Fort Sumicr
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02
Ono Hundred Thousand Cur

Ono Hundred InOuSanu III
AND NOT A SfNGLE FAllIE-
Green's A=ue and Fevcr uikllr'
NTARRANTED n cure the A--se.--
w yer. or Chills and FsTrr, in rFef
Shrre the directions are followed ~ i.-..
aid 90 any other Le5iciue-
Having purchaseu The exclusive rI-.
snanufssture and sale 90 thi- rstr.--
ehserfgIly offer 10 % oar clsrUrrfF1 r-.
public az illea. 81 nearer n srnrfrr n.
aud Fever lhan zcF other Neiir.r. k--a
is5 CASSELL. q GALu-.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-01-02

the Federal troops from taking posses
sion of il. Two regiments OF conscripts
are said 10 have marched into it on Mon.
dav but these are hardly worthy Of
mention. General Grant doubtless occu-
pies the town ere this.
The rebels in Mississippi are complete
lv panic stricken, and really know not
which way TO turn. or what defense TO
try to make. and even Johnston himself
will moi be able 10 rally them and inspire
conf. dence