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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

Ttiegraphed 10 The Daily Nississippian.
The Memphis Bulletin says an unhappy
state Of affairs exist in Southern Illinois,
where loyalty is not so true as It should be-
A dispatch from Fort Monroe says the reb-
81 authorities hold many officers Of negro
regiments liable to penalties for holding such
positions.
A dispatch from Canton Of the cath to
Grenada says: In the fight Of the 22d, near
fredericksburg, between two regiments Of
Jackson's cavalry, the 18th Mississippi regi-
ment and Col Writ Adams Mississippi regi-
ment, both commanded by Lieut.. Col. Wood,
the enemy was completely routed, losing As
killed, 81 wounded and % prisoners, with
large lot Of carbines, horses, Announcements
and one piece Of artillery. 7.
lis reported that Suffolk has been eyacu-
atcd and burnt by the Yankees.
A YANKEE OFFICERS OPINION OF
SOUTHERN TRooPs One OF the Abolition
officers Of Hooker's army that LETT by
flag Of truce. in conversation With a
gentleman Of this city. said that so lar
as the fighting qualities Of the Soutberner
and Yankee we're concerned, there was
not much ditIerence--both would fight
hard il occasion required it, He added
that none oflhe Yankees became enthused
in fight that they would 60 If ordered
to do SO but appeared to have no heart
in the matter. You Southeuers, said he.
are different; in battle the eyes OF the
most forlorn looking private lights up
with animation--be il all dash, and even
when the pangs Of death seize him, his
face is aglow with the enthusiasm that
fills bis soul, while bis voice is heard
encouraging his comrades to 60 forward
We have none of this in our army. said
the candid Yankee " our men are mere
, sticks" 1t strikes us that this follower
Of Old Abe has furnished as good an in
depreciation Of the difference between the
: Northern and Southern soldier as could
be desired, Richmond DiTotch.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26
FROM vICKsBURG

We hear nothing, not even the booming Of
gun. OF course the garrison continues to
hold out, and it il believed will do so until
the "last horse and the last mule" is con-
sumcd. We do not know whether our sold
iers could 60 the dog or not. We hope
that matters may not become so desperate
as to stake the holding of the place on the
eating Of dog-steak. But vieksburg is held
by noble band of heroes, and they will en-
dure all, and do all that men can do, TO hold
the place.
AS to General Johnston's movements all
is reticence. We know no more than our
readers. Everybody seems to have the great
est confidence In General Johnston, and all
are waiting with patience the movements on
the chessboard between him and Grant, feel
ing an assurance that our General will out
mannuyre the Yankee Ulysses in the game.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

b60r CAMDEN SuBscRIBERs are assured
that there has been no failure to mail The
Citizen to them once week. During our
four week absence it was not mailed in time
to reach them on Friday, but always was in
time for Monday mornings mail. The fault
of its non-reception is not with this office,
nor do we believe il is With the Canton p H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

tiovz DsrKssr.-We are pleased 10
see that companies have been formed 10
a number Of counties in the S,aie-prin-
cipally IN tie northern psri--snd their
services offered TO the Governor. for home
defense. What has become Of the COM
pany that was being raised here shortly
after the Ghersou raid Was II ever
organized ? Is Il still in existence ? or
did i! "play Out'Y Not seeing or hear
ing anything oft. leads US to make these
inquiries.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

Dasr During the past week our town, for
the most part, has presented rather dull
appearance, most Of the soldiers having left
the city and vicinity The monotony was
somewhat relieved on Wednesday by the ar
rival of large company Of cavalry; but they
soon took their departure, leaving a heavy
cloud Of dust behind
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

E Eighty Yankee prisoners, cap-
tured by Gen. Chalmers, few days ago.
twenty.six miles this side OF Memphis.
passed through our town yesterday under
> sufficient guard
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

THB TELEGRAPHIc NEWS TO be found in
our paper to-day is copied, as usual, from
the Daily Mississippian. 1t will be found
very interesting to those who have not here
tofore read it, and many of our subscribers
do not take the Daily Mississippian.
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Rates OF Advertising.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY

viii meet at the Baptist Church next Mon
DAY, at o'clock ?. ~ A prompt and full
attendance is earnestly requested, as business
Of Importance will come before the meeting.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26
Coats,
Sheets,

Pillow cases,
Lint snd banddgss.
1t is well known to all that a great battle
il expected to take place very shortly be-
tween Gen. Johnston'5 and Gen. Grants ar
mics; in which event, many wounded will be
sent to the hospitals in this place, and unless
there is supply on hand Of the articles
named, the noble men who are now defend
ing our homes will suffer greatly It is
therefore urged upon every neighborhood to
act in this matter without delay Ito collect
and bring the articles named to the depot Of
the Ladies' Aid Society, where they will be
received by Mr.. S. G. Cochran.
We hope the unceasing efforts Of the ladies
to mitigate the suffering, of the soldiers in
the hospitals will be promptly seconded uy
the people generally
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

WANTED TO PuRcHAsE.--Specisla attention
il called to the advertisement under this head
to be found in another column.
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We have been Kindly permitted to
make the following extracts from pTi'
va,e letter from member Of the abovs.
named company to relative in this city !
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26

pT We ask attention to the several new
advertisements IN to-day's issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-26
A WORD FOR EyERYBODYl

We have been requested to solicit all the
people in this and the adjoining counties, to
bring in butter, eggs, chickens, mutton,
roasting cara, vegetables Of oil kinds--and
those living near are requested to bring milk
sweet or butters-f0r the use Of the hospitals
in Canton.
In addition to the above mentioned com
modities, almost every one can spare few
Old Shirts,
Drawers,
Pants,
Coats,
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class Of maladies prevail 10 ;earu extent III CON
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