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Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12
dit is wrong. utterly. atrociously and in

sit is wrong, utterly, atrociously and in
famouslv wrong, to send a detachment Of
troops. white or black, into Georgia or any
other State, to burn and destroy WINS and
houses. plumber the inhabitants, and mark
their track by general desolation, without any
other reason than d. mere desire OF damaging
the cofntry claimed BY therebels. "-Ne'0 York
Times,
The above paragraph expresses Une
sentiments ofevery humane, intelligent
and right thinking man in or out OF the
army. The idea that a christianized
~ soldicry raised in New England or
the Northwest would be guilty Of acts
the New. York Times deprecates SO
fully and Enthusiastically would appear
to be preposterous. The brave soldiers
of a free and glorious governmen.
sburn houses, plumber the inhabitants,
and mark their track by general desola.
ton Nonsense, Mr.. Times. Shame
and dis grace ought to follow an army
whose object was plumber. We have
heard it said hal some Of the troops
of the Army Of the Cumberland are in
the habit of breaking open smoke
houses, taking meat, butter, lard, and
any and every thing else they desire
without-eonsidering the absolute wants
Of the owners 1t is said that ladies
who have demonstrated against such
conduct have been insulted. All such
acts are cowardly and mean, and we
are consoled with the hope that they
have not been numerous. There is not
a soldier in the army who would not
resent u vile insult or injury inflicted
upon the defencelcss portion Of his own
home. Do not unto Others that which
} on would not allow done unto your
self or friends.
Gay- Confederate money in Winchester is
on the decline. We saw $50 in Southern
scrip offered fora s. greenback.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12
House Hunting in Winchester.

when Gen. MCCOOK came 10 w lucnesteF,
he directed Il couple Of his staff officers to find
a vacant house that could be used for his head
quarters.
After a long and vain search they met one
of the chirahy. and inquired Of him # he
knew Of a house that could be occupied for
that purpose without turning out q family
After profound reflection, the gentleman re-
plied-"Hplses in Winchester are generally
occupied SIR. Cant think Of one just now
am very sorry. Don't like to tell on my
~neighbors any how"
In the meantime Gen. Mccook finding i
fine large unoccupied mansion, located him
self there very comfortably, and the4foresaid
gentleman, who was 50 profoundly lgnoraIi
on the subject Of houses, was astonished q
find, on returning to his home, that Genera
McCooK had taken possession of his own
which was altogether too large for an Qld
bachelor like him to live III all alone.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12

DeSy~ Capt. Bradley, who has charge Of the
supply train for the lst Division was, on Fri
day, welcomed to Winchester by hosts Of hun
cry soldiers, to whom visions Of .fllI ra-
tons are particularly acceptable at this time.
He came over the Worst kind Of Tennessoe
roads, bringing through d large train Of wag
ons, only leaving two behind on,the route
The 18th III, which accompanied the trair,
rendered valuable assistance.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12

1eas The situation Of the soldiers Fl the
lst Division Of this arrny-which, on account
Of the scarcity Of r%ations, has not been tho
most pleasant-has been greatly mitigated BY
the eyertions of Capt. Baker, the en'erFvisirG
Commissary Of the Division.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12


A company for home defense was
formed at Joncsboro' last Honday, and
John B. Mclin elected captafn.
HoME DEFEScE-Pcrsons not 10 tho
service, will do well to read caref0lIA.
the proclamation Of Gov. Harris. II
will be seer thatif patriotism does aos
promt Il ready responce to the'call for
volunteers for State defence, fSlwlll bo
necessary to make draft iaom the
militia, and those drafted will be placed
in organizations for which theyiE haze
no particular fancy, and probaly -oH.
timed on duty the whole six m)ntns
while the volunteers will dc permitted
TO remain at home and follow iac,r
usual avoeations until an encrsen@f
calls them to the field. Which county
in East Tennessee, win organize tho
first company.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12

Hsg Confederate money in Winchester is
on the decline We saw $50 in Southern
scrip offered fora 81 greenbact.
Winchester army bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1863-1863, 1863-07-12

Is79 The rebel enrolling officer for this dis
triet, Capt. Keith, IS in the custody Of thu
Provost Marshal. II awaited him little {
oiee into the mountains
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
Review OF JacksOn's Cavalry Division"

The review Of Jackson's Cavalry Division
at Vernon, Miss, on the 9th inst, by Major.
General Lee, Chief of Cavalry, and Leuten-
eut-General llardee, was one of the most i'm
posing that ever took place in Mississippi
\ splendid Geld WAS selected, the Division
was 10 the finest spirits, and every one, from
the Lieutenant General down, seemed to be
infused with enthusiasm and hope At 10
o clock, A. NJ, Gen. ,lardes made his appear
ance upon the field, and received salute OF
10 guns, from Kings (Mo Battery, when he
proceeded to inspect the troops. His inspec-
ton was minute and CAREFUL and after hav-
ing passed down the entire line, and having
seen the bronze faces of those brave veterans.
who sat silently and passiyely with the hon
orS of Holly Springs, Thompson's Station
Franklin, Messengers and Birdsongs's fer
ries, Bear Greek, &c, resting upon them
none could doubt as they witnessed the glow
Of satisfaction upon his fine features, that he
was highly pleased with their martial APP
pcarancc.
After having finished the inspection, the
Lieutenant and Major Generals took position
in the centre and in front of the line, when
the Division, with Gen. Jackson and staff at
the head Of it, proceeded to pass in review
first in e walk, then Il trot, then gallop.-
These difficult maneuyers were handsomely
performed, and to the entire satisfaction Of
every one, For dashing courage, fine horses
and handsome officers and men, this Division
has no equal. There was the military anl
splendid looking Jackson, commanding Divi.
sion; the handsome and perfectly formed Cos
by, commanding LIST brigade; the brave anC
generous Whitfield, commanding Cd brigade
and the noble and chivalric Ross, command
ing Sd brigade, all men of whom no army
or country should not be proud.
The review was perfect success, and re-
fleets credit upon the officers aud men of THU
fine division, and will be remembered by tn,
spectators and by those who participated
in it,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
Late Northern News.

PASoLi, Sept. l6.-Tho Chicago Times Of the
9th and the Memphis Bulletin of the 18th have
been received. They say the Liverpool Mercury
has learned from undoubted authority, that the
Vanderbilt was sunk by the Alabama, on the 18th
Of August.
The French have taken possession Of hatsmoras,
Mexico. The United States protests, and rumor
says Gen. Grant has gone to drive the French out
Gen. Burnsides reports officially that he csptur-
ed $500 men and IA pieces of artillery, at Cumber
land Gap. The Confederate forces under Gen. Fra.
zer, surrendered without firing gun.
Gen. Bragg continues falling back. No, word
from Charleston.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
FRANKLIN SMITH,
Candidate for Congress In the 9Th District
WILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE


dr. THE lot and residence of the under
tlni signed, one Of the most desirable Local
-kAX- tons in Canton-lot containing over
one acre. The Improvements are new.
Also lots adjoining and in rear the former
a beautiful building lot, one aud half acres;
the rear lot two aud half acres.
Also the Office and lot between the Stone
House and the residence of j. " Bapghn.
The office contains three rooms two of which
are nicely finished and papered. A good
cistern Immediately in the rear Lot 80 feet
front by 80 deep. This is an excellent ocn-
ton for a dentist, physician or lawyer.
Also, for sale, complete and elegant set
Of Dental Instruments, with operating chair,
operating stand, lathe, rolling mills, furnace.
and all implements for plate work. Also, \
good stock OF plain and gum teeth.
For further particulars, apply At the resi-
dence of
j. G.. KIRKPATRICK.
Canton, Sept 10, 1868. 29-tt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
HURRAH FOR MADISONi

In addition to the snhjoined order showing the ex
plots Of our boys, We hive been advised that por
ton Of our cavalry under Tie command Of our brave
and talented young townman, Lieut. Addison Har
ycy. had a fight a few days since near Big Black.
Our Lieutenant is said 10 have behaved With great
gaantry, and with his heroic forces put the enemy
to flight after killing and capturing some twenty or
thirty Of them:
HEADQs JACKSON CAVALRY DIVISION
CANTON, Miss, August 25tb, 1868. {
General Orders, No. 8.
!. The general commanding de-
sires to publish to his division the important
aud successful services rendered BY two small
scouting parties; ore Of the Writ Adams cav
airy, LIST brigade--the other Of the 9th regi.
ment, Texas cavalry, Ross cavalry detach.
meut, a: follows;
H. Sergeant Barlow and seventeen priyates
of company NJ, Col Writ Adams regiment
cavalry, on the lltb day of July, attacked
and destroyed, near Clinton, Miss, a Federal
wagon train of thirteen wagons, captur-
ing and bringing off forty-one prisoners, in
GLIDING two commissioned officers forty-one
mules, and mortally wounding a quarter
master,
liz Private Joseph Cobb, company G, in
charge of pryates VIM. Harris, Barwel Blan-
kenship, company g, and Sterling White
company II, 9th regiment Texas cavalry
four priyates in sll-on the 9th of August
swan Big Black river at Badwin's ferry
went within one mile Of Federal encamp-
ment, captured and brought off twenty two
armed Federals and eighteen mules. Also
captured three wagons, which they damaged
but conId not get across the river.
Nv. The achievements Of Sergeant Barlow
and his dashing little command, and Of ths
four daring Texans, is brilliant in the high.
est degree, and attracts merited attention tc
them for bravery, promptness and nerve
which is well worthy the emulation of theii
comrades in arms. The brigadier genera
feels proud tina. be has command of such
men.
BY command Of Brig. Gen JAcxsos.
GEORGE M00RMAN,
Captain aud A. A. Gen,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
TIE CURRENCY QUESTION.


From number Of articles appearing in
various newspapers Of the Confederacy, there
- no question which engages more Of their
attention than that Of the currency, and we
venture the assertion that there is no one
question upon which more supreme iguor-
ance selfshness aud humbuggery is exhibit.
ell of all the rules laid down by writers on
finance and political economy than on this
one. There is no one rule or principle in
finance more patent than that, if You increase
tho circulating medium yOu enhance the
price of all merchantable articles. If the
circulating medium of the country was fifty
million dollars, and corn was worth fifty cts.
Per bushel and land ten dollars per acre, in
crease the circulation, either by discovery Of
gold or issuing what is regarded as perfectly
solvent paper, and you increase the price of
corn, land, &c, at least so to 100 per cent.
There was no fact more obvious than this in
the discovery Of the California gold mines,
and the great increase of the circulating me-
dunn. The relative value even of silver and
gold WAS changed, and the U. S. Congress
had to put additional alloy in silver to squal-
i5e The values
Secretary Mcmminger fully understood this
plain principle of finance when be labored so
as,duously to reduce the currency of the
Confederacy, and but for ignorant counsel
lor5 and rascally agents and contractors,
much might have been done, but whilst Sec
Rotary Memminger was doing all he could to
contract the issues there were commissary,
qnartermaster and subsistence officers run
ming throughout the length and breadth of
the country, paying two three and four pri-
ces for every article needed, to save the trou-
Die Of hunting up such things at the cheapest
prices, thus flooding the country with curren-
cy, and countcracting the good'eiFects of Mr..
Memminger's movement
When we hear men that ought to have some
Knowledge on this subject, proposing to vo-
late what has been regarded as saving
clause of the Constitution, (that nothing bat
gold and silver shall be legal tender,) by
making Confederate notes legal tender, we
are at loss to decide which is the greater
the stupendous folly of the proposition or
the wide spread ruin it would entail. Just
let US suppose few instances A., be-
fore the war, purchased BIS plantation for
zen dollars per acre. A. has refused ever
since to pay B., when the funds were at spe-
Gle basis. Now A. can get forty dollars per
acre for BIS former place, pay in currency
aud pocket just thirty dollars per acre.
Again-C. is carpenter, and has built D
3 fine house, furnishing material at old prices
o. is conscripted, and leaves bis account
against D. to support his family. Probably
IN good times he has tried again and again to
get his money out of D, without effect by rea-
son OF the "stay law " of the state. Now, D.
sells the house for five times the amount i.
cost him, pays C.s wife the money in curren-
cy, which she is compelled to use at ten dol
lars per cord for wood, one hundred dollars
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
roR COSGRIss -srn nIsr.

We are AafhouEad 10 snnonnca Col Al
WILL as = candidate fJr Congress 10 she 5th
district
We are authorized % announce FRANK.
LlS SMITH E,q a. candidate for Con.
gross IN ihe tth District, A. the ensuibs &c.
sober election.
Neafe authorized 70 announce Gen r 9.
TUFFER as candidate iOr Congress 10 Gbs
9TH district
We are authorized to announce Hon. q Il.
SINGLETON As a candidate for reelection
to Congress IN the Glh district
The district is composed Of the counties of
Alfalfa, Carroll Holmes, Lsaks, Nadiagn,
SnnHower and YaEoo
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19

Having expressed DO ouF hsl issus, The
opinion that probably Gen. CLARK would nos,
Of could not serve II elected We hasten 20
correct any injury such an expression may
have produced.
We are 10 receipt Of Gen, Clark'' circular
he is candidate for Gubernalotial honor,
and will give his services If elected.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19

&c $50 bsys tssn hffmsI ih4i 8Hs hsH1as
purchasing beef ilf ihe WmY BE n fIa h8b.f u
paY.6s o. ltf.s o. possible lad 8..alat.r fIItat
satsmmsai pfses Wsda aaf sBas Ua mta.
VT ~ tbe bsns1t ~ o.f ftleas w. sa4II suggest
thtt thsy never siga q blank receipt frs govern.
scot ' paying 10 aeuis per pound flr aIl beef rgf
shi.ed f,f tIo amy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19

HFHfs 8HthHHfrf t4 tfHHau.s tlru ~
WFHf. - itaImsf .aHHif. tsa tsHl 1sis ~
Gaysfaof af tha State NJ W.fttHgpi. 81 So
sHsBiar October sieetion
Wa are aaih8ufrd 90 saaoures Gsssfsl
CHARLES CLAHkE. VI h8iyaf. sta ssa8i.
istf ~ Governor " the Stale " N.sfHsippi
giedI1n Monday. sen day ~ October
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
ron REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce W.. b.
LOTT, ESQ., as candidate to represent
Madison county in the lower branch Of III,
legislature
Wa are authorized 80 announce r J.
HINTON, Esq, f.. candidate for the lower
branch of tn, legislature from Madison coun-
ty, Election, Oct. 5th.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
MONDAY, 2sTH SEPT, 1863,
FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES,
JAIL NOTICE.

THE Jail never was intended TO pu. un.
= ruly negroes in. unless they comm,
some higher otfense than refusing to obey
their owners, and in future you will please
correct your negroes yourselves, as none
will be received 10 Jail except such as the
law requires. Continue the way il is 81
present, and the jail will soon be worth.
less or worn out for the benefit Of few
individuals for purposes never intended.
W, J. TAYLOR, sh'f
Sept. la, 1863. cs-,f
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
ron THE STATE SENATE.

We are authorized TO announce Hon q. A.
LuCkETT as a candidate for 70 election to
the Mississippi Senate from IT,, district com
posed Of the counties Of Scott and Madison.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19

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approached aff town Oh che Jtt.sU1 tftss
fDal ahd eat af aeaf at hatf cree. hfIEa
I0filu's.y fpf at, Coshys brigade of Tetas
uuIfy hHpHerei % bs here gHtfl.ns val
ulN'a wagon tadu EN- fgnta 1r Johnston
army tasHf hsl3 lie enemy W rhe.k thHt
.ty. ts it nle afterwards sseeftaincd that they
numbered nu'a f4aut three hundred. A. tbe
sun retired beneath the aesfcrusly. our force
alsu retired towards reu. river. leaving us
Aglu 90 The mercy OF the Ylu.ccs. That
aa,nugut dark night A1cru dsy Of great
excitement. all went To bca-some to ,lcsp,
pcryhanre 10 dream OF blue coats and an
the horrors that follow In their wake. OF
cour,s the Yankees were hourly cxpcc,cd
but il seems they wero not advised Of Cos.
|bys movement. and while he retired 10.
ward, Pearl river they fell back IN the dir.c.
ton Of vick,bnrg. On Friday. l7th july.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19

~ DtAIJII.
RY virtue of an order made by the Pro.
- bate Court Of Madison county, a, the
term, 1868, will sell at auc,
ton, on
MONDAY, esTH SEPT, 1863,
between the hours prescribed by law.
before the courthouse door in Canton.
Madison county, Mississippi, TO the high
est bidder, for cash.
FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES,
consisting of men, boys. women and child.
ren. Also, three horses. twelve mules,
three wagons. and farming utensils
NJ Y. LAWSON,
Executrix Of H. A. H. lawson, decd.
Sept. 10, 1863. 29-td
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
GRlCE'S CELEBRATED SlLVE,
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salvc is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DIR. WIN. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baifled the skill of the most
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And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
mGoleaI.
nR. E. G.. OULD S
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Is the first and only remedy offered to the public
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IT AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTY-FouR HOURS, AND AN
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his syrup is also valuable family cathartic 10
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children 1t corrects The sccretois. gives to
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store health 1t is purely OF Vegetable Extracts and
always safe aud reliable.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-01
Meorttmal.
MANDRAKE PILLS.
~ FOR LIVER COMPLAINT
a Substitute for CalorneI.

II your bowels'are costiye, TRY THEM,
Ii you have worms, TRY THEM
If your breath Is bad, TRY THEM.
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If Won are w spirited, TRY THEM
TidEY ONLY COST 25 GESis B0X. TRY THEN.
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TIE NlAXUKAK' FILLS are composed entirely OF
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the medicine is brought TO he test Of air experiment.
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS do not produce
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Price Of the PulmOnic Syrup, and Sea weed Tonic 81
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