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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-30
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Sound of Death!
There is a Remedy that will stop the caugh
and save her from the Consu nptive's grave.
Young Man!
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to soeth and heal your wounded lungs 1t il
DR. DAVIS'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
It's admitted by everybody that DIR. Davis;
Compound syrupof Wild cherry aud Tar is tht
only remedy that will positively cure Consump.
ton, Coughs, Colds, Whipping Cough and Spit
ting Blood.
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by UPRIGHT & C o
FL Charfrac Gfaaa
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OFFICE on MAIN STREET, YAzoo CITY.
HAyING just returned from -,
visit to New York and Phil
adelphia, where he has made him IIlJ
SELF familiar with recently invented novelties in
his profession, and having furnished his labora.
tory with every requisite for mechanical dentis-
trv. including large and beautiful assortment
81 improved artificial teeth. lie is prepared to
wait On al who viii favor him with their pat.
ronage.
ns Inahe Il i,arnet - AGO City; r Town.
send. Al b Pm iadelph,a:G w smith Dentist. New
Orienes J s. Mcclellan M D Philadelphia; F II
Knapp. Dentist. New Orleans &c Mott, NJ D
Mobile.
-Yazo, City November 30 1855.
N. B. Will be absent on professional bust.
ness for few days, frem the first Of February
next.
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thatit Is fairly and impartially conducted. The
n Two Dollars per annum, p1yable on the
del yery Of the FIRST number, which will issue 50
soon as one thousand subscribers are obtained,
and the names Forwarded. Il . surp1ns fund re-
main. It will be appropratedt to Distribute gratu-
itously amongst The lodges, papers fo< circula-
ton. Act promptly, friends Of freedom. M for
ward subscriptions, directed to The Ex1<ltfiue
Committee Of Amsr,can Party" Jackson Mis-
sissippi.
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The Administration Levying
Black Mail.

We have, on two former occasions, asserted
the fact that the administration had issued a
circular demanding Of the subordnates in the
Departments contribution Of $5 for the pur-
pose of bribing persons in Maryland to vote the
Tory ticket. We have waited two days, and
yet neither the major nor the "lesser'' organ Of
the administration in this city have dared to de-
ny the truth of the allegation. We have album
dant proof in our possession to substsntiate ev-
cry specification of the charge. We unhesita-
tngly reiterate it, and dare the administration,
through either one Of the miserable tools who
were the willing instruments of its extortion
and corruption, to deny it. We charge that
the express purpose of this levy upon the clerks
and messengers was to bride American citizens
in Maryland, and to induce them to vote to sup
port an administration which possesses, neither
popularity nor principle sufficient to enlist the
people in its favor. We charge the administers
trationswith exercising the power to extort mon
| ey from the poor and needy messenger. and with
appropria:ing the amount thus collected TO bribt
American citizens. We charge the adminstra
ton with using the power, patronage and infu
ence of the General Government TO control {
local election. They dare not deny one single
1 allegation. We invoke, then, a judicial inves
tigation. We denounce the administration fo
this shameful attempt to corrupt the electors o
Maryland, and we are ready to proove that thu
tools of power have villanously extorted tn
means to do it from the Woodworking employe
of The government,
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Ohio Democracy.

In the ace of facts to the cont AIRY we see
the Sag NIGHT papers constantly asserting that
the Northern Democracy is sounder on the sla-
very question, than the Americans. In the view
of the recent victory obtained b y the Fusionists
of Ohio, over the American party, we should
think shame would withall hold them from GO
ryine over the Democratic triumph of electing
Salmon P. Chase Governor of Ohio. We copy
below the resolutions Of the American nominal
ting convention and also one of the Democrat
ic Cow ,ntion and ask all candid minds to say
which is the soundest on the slavery question::
AMERICAN RESOLUTIONS.
Resolred, That with reverential accord we
accept the admonition ofthe Father of our coun-
try to beware of sectional parties, and utterly
repudiate as unworthy the confidence of the
people of Ohio, the party inaugurated in our
State. under the auspices of the Convention OF
the 18th of July last, the great object of which
is to array one Section of our Union sgainst the
other.
RESOLVED, That since the organization of our
Government candidates for Governor have been
selected as the representative men of Their par
ty and their friends; that while Hon. Salmon
| p. Chase may represent the aboltionists of Ohio
and Hon. VIM. Medill the Nebraska Democrats
| of the State, both of them are the farthest from
impersonating our political ideas; that the Hon
Allen Trimble, a fayorite Governor of our State
in times, when thought of dsunion was abhor
red as crime, a man Of lofty character and tn
| " and manly intellect Is our choice for GoSern.
Tor &c Ohio, and we therefere nouiin1xe him a:
candidate fey the Office.
DEMOCRATIC RESOLUTIONS.
RESOLVED, That the people of Ohio now, al
they have always done, look upon slavery as ar
evil, and unfavorable to the development of the
/ spirit and practical benefit of free institutions
and that entertaining these sentiments they vii
at all times feel it to be their duty, to use al
power, clearly given by the terms of the nation
al compact, to prevent its increase, to mitigate
] and finally to eradicate the evil.
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proceed to sell to the highest bidder at the
door OF the Court Housein Yazoo City. the
following ands of said testator. situated in
the county Of AGO Miss. viz:
North east quarter. section twenty town
ship e'eyen, Range one west, said lands are
I be sold pursuant to the last will and tes-
lament | said testator. on credit of one,
two and three years. the purchasers giving
bond with approved personal security and a
lien upon the lands. the notes to bear inter-
EFT from date at ther te of six per cen;um
per annum. ELISHA h. HUNDLEY.
Executor OIL, Thomas HundIy decd.
Nov 80 28gt
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psy' Owing to DELAYS arising from wart Of
help careless state 10 which the office was left by
those who had charge Of the mechanical depart
ucnt for some weeks past, and press of business
the Banner. docs not present such an appear.
auce as would like to see. / hope its patrons
will relieve this rs sufficient excuse from thu
PRINTER.
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The following gentlemen have been appointed
Delegates to the American Convention to- eet in
jackson on the 3lst Of Januarynext. We hope
all will attend. Yazoo desires full delegation.
BRHoles, EN- Yerger, N Cook, Sam'l
Dilley, w r d Phipps, w G Raspberry, s Cole
NJ nj Friley. M G Cheatham,P Pope, H Cox,
A Chew, YIN Hendrick, ID w Finucane, Mike
Hooter, Chas Calvit. jos Spiars, j A Harrison
v H Fugate, J A Young, c Armstrong, + c
Barfeld, Henry Purvis, Geo Gerrold, d King
Jas Sherrod, j w Morton, ] r Moseley, Fl Hart
Lem G. 1llins, JAS III Nolan, Jno M Holdings.
worth, 8 M Phillips, j w Kirk, M M Griffin
Frank Garry, S A Bentley, w B Richardson, s
II Massey, ] T Judkins, VIM HI Lambeth, Wn
H German, Jos Hall, Geo p Crump, Jos An
drews, M Lannon's, G s Twiner, Joab O'Neal
NJ F Hamberlin, r s Spiars, r J s Pritchett
Harmon White, JOS w Sanders, M p Cheat
ham, James Ware, M w Ellington, NJ R Gree
Vim G Russell, VIM Stubblefeld, Jas r Balla
ner. Jas r Compton, James w Barnett w Scot
Goodrum, l. ID Langford, Walter L Johnstor
Sanders b Cooke, VIM B Johnston, James
Burrus. + Nye. Chas Holmes, VIM 8 Wright
G w Dougharty, w v Henderson, w Bat
taile, r Swayze, Jno A Cason, VIM Kirk. A
Johnson, n w Hobson. Green Collins, Wm
Barrett, p j BURNS, III Gibson, Milton Pick
EFT, Ferdinand Bostick. w NJ Word, w Curri,
q w H C Shaw, H Goosey, Franklin Davis, /
b Brashear, r F Johnson, Jno M Armistead, (
w Grubbs, Jack Phillips ID w Randolph, in
@ Young, N G. Nye, HI Harrison, Hame
Miles + Brown, R b Powell, Jno + Heath, H
1 Tyler, T T HigginbothoH, Robt Pickett, job
E Shropshire, o w Henderson, r H Morris
Daniel LANNON'S.
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$4,000 Wanted:

Til nides 81 gned would respec fully call the at
stion of The public 10 his stoek Of good ; consis.
tSsn 81 Clotbing. Boots ard Shoes. Hats and Cap
Bonnets. Gic<es E'nbfoideriee Black Italian mus !.
Shirtings, T,ckingy Tets. Carp rting, BoG&
Sala.ery and lot d b 'endid Lon ion made Do
lie Guns aud Rifles all sf which will sell at
COST FOR CASH
FELIX h TURLEY
Opposite Washington Hotel
Washington Stree,,
Viksfnra ,iss seippi.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE,.
The largest Establishment in the South.
At Nos. III and l72,
Canal Street,
New Orleans.
ALL NEW STOCK.

THE undersigned having opened large
and splendid assortment of
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
Is prepared e eupply the trade and families en-
the most Iibe<1l terms. This being the only
new stock ii lie city, purchasers will find it
to their advantage to call and examine the
goods and learn the prices. before purchasing
elsewhere.
Will keep constantly on hand
Mahogany and Walnut Bedsteads,
do do Armors,
do do Tables,
do do Bureaus.
do do Chairs,
Mattresses Pillows and Feathers together
with great variety of every article usually
found in Furniture Warehouse.
.DsA- This is an entirely new establishment,
and no old stock on hand.
or Hotel Keepers, clearinghouse Keep
ers, Private Families, and others, would find
il greatly to their interest te give this store
cal before purchasing elsewhere, as the pro.
prietor is confident he can offer them bet
ter bargains than any other similar establish.
ment in New Orleans.
Nov 30-ly cHAS. A. STEWART.
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FlORTER AND ALE
Il Is casks By as Porter, quarts and pints.
5 do do Pale Ale, pints-just re-.
ceived and for sale by
Nov. so DANIEL SWEET.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS.
The nde signed, as Executor OF the last
wi an d testament of Thomas Hundley de-
ceased. pursuant 10 the directions Of said
will. will
ON THE I4rH DAY OF JANUARY
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Maryland, and we are ready to proove that the
tools of power have villanousy extorted the
means to do it from the hard-working employees
Of The government,
A FUNNY CRIrIc.--Jules Janin, the feuille-
ton;st of the "Journal des Debats," thus dis
courses Of the experience Of Mile RACHEL in the
United States
sWhy exhibit to Americans. Momine pros
ftrate at the knees Of MthridS<es expiring?
Mithridates is no worse off than Uncle Tom
For tney have gone no further than Uncle Tom,
| in tragedy! Uncle Tom is the American A
gamenon, the American Achilles! 1t is he that
is Kissed, admired, loved, abused; heis their he
70, their buffoon, their martyrl The only A
merican Parthenon is s.Uncle Toms Cabin ]"
Uncle Tomis their Olissey, their Had!
alt is worth remarking that with little FORE
sight, Mile. RACHEL might easily have convin-
ced herself that she was destined to pass through
thousand deaths inh talent, in herinfuence,
in her pride. Had she looked into an American
book before leaving, she would have better un-
derstood the American multitude, subdued, or
rather gulled by the great BARSUN at his pleas
ure. For, though they resist Iphigenia, though
they 60 to sleep before the furies of OREsrEs
though they call CoRNEILLE stupid; yet, at the
|. beck of Barnum, they rush to see stuffed sy.
rem. or, seated in her excrements and her drivel
an old, black, idiot mumy, whose hideous teat
) sucked the great WAsHINGroN!"
"The Americans have another way which
: must much disturb Mile. RACHEL, when on tn.
stage, unless they have sacrificed their tastes
and passions at her shrine. For it is the custom
: of every American to have continually in hi
t hand pen or jack-knife, to white famousl,
at the arm of his chair; this is his distraction
4 both time and tragedy. Itwould seem never
e theless as though tie progress of the play nigh
be disturbed by these makers of shavings, an
). that the trajedienae, accustomed to profound s.
h lence, to the feverish attention of the eye, Q
y every soul hanging upon her lips. must b
I strangely supplied and troubled on hearing thes
!, strokes and cutting of knives, fit at the very bes
e to accompany a rope dancer or boxer in tn
e ring''
t. After this, we think Mile. RACHEL may e,
IL cl.;n. .Sava nc f,or, nv fr;epds !.
D A. ''1.o NJ -o.n -, $3.50.
49, We have omitted heretofore 10 max
ID -, 80
Is mentlon OF valuable PuDnca''on' inc oo1e'
IN and necessity for which are best explained b
e, tina following which we insert with pleasure
,e prospectus Oh the Nalnve amer
rnm onH OrnfnSfnmf A n vncafa
J. sou. 4 semi monthly periodical under the aboy
~ title. IN pafnphlet form. each number contain
II mo about s, tb;rty.tw paoes The struuole 5,
ID tween Native 4 n;sm and the dominion
h. Foreioners. betv,ee ponerv and Protestnnt;s,
lis in is infancy. Il must be continued unit
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Land for Sale.

Yazoo City, Nov. so. % 8
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From the Troy Daily Budget
We have read this volume through compliment we rarely
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attention attracted interest excited the story be-
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stirred amused that became object study
followed with almost painful interest the fortunes or
drawn 10 the close OF the book
IT Is indeed powerfully written story The portraure OF
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they individuality that all they do and all
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(trom the Southern Literary Messengerl
II with something very like thrill OF pride that the
Folksonc the English Channel last November that he
would buy copy OF Alone" just reprinted In London edi
1on and he observed the that has attended the
publication OF the second work Of Action by Marion Harand
with great pleasure. To few OF the competitors for literary
4nme Is permitted TO monnt srhum into public favor and
ths dreadful premier taken unll 81 Denis with his
head under his the author does not find the dcuy to be
The point reached in the first in the walks Of eraure
and may assured will neither forfeit her position fall
behind hereafter Asa daughter OF Virginia as ornament
Of Southern letters therefore feel proud other.
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support whs nominee: and whereas. the iaasmrn, Of
nom msaion In that dktrct-,hercfore
Resolved. That he chairman Of said requca
rnomsnt, In order that whig may be put nomnaoa
said district and In the event that the chairman o
tion, majority thereof
q domination Tor Assembly IN said district
The committee then adj burned. This Assembly Con
ycron mas met some half dozen times the vote being
each time fve and ave until they finally adjourned sne
d'e neither eide obtaining majority.
EIGHTH WARD.
The Executive Committee of the Eighth ward wings
on Thursday night, Andrew Bakeiy in the cchar wm r.
Esde proposed series OF resolutions fusion
of their deeate 80 Syracuse all Of which we're
adopted This, believe is the first ward coramitte
with exception, that has endorsed the State fusion
ticket
NNErxENrH WARD.
Hsppcars the wings Of the Nineteenth ward In
strange state Of confusion just now growing out Of the
present political complications meeting Of the whlg
ward committee was held Wednesday evening last
Seorge Conrad In the chair The following resolutions
proposed by Alexander Elder, passed unanamousiy.
Resolved, by the Nineteenth ward whig committee that
TO abandon name and principles whg party.
Resolved Tint we disown the nominations OF tbs called
Reoed s ws De election from
We Tenth Assembly conyen,oa TO he held at Constitution
The detection the part Of the old line whgs against
the " black rcpubs" seems 10 be quite general.
ELEVENTH ASSEMBLY nIsrRIcT WHO CONVENTION
ing ss Chairman and James Lumsden as Secretary. Ed.
ward Hunter was unanimously nominated the frat
ballot as candidate for member Of Assembly TO represent
that district.
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City Intelll4euce.

FAIR on THE AMERICAN IssrrrH.-This exhibition con
tinues to increase in attractiveness and the Crystal
Palace Is well at,t nded notwithstanding the UNPLEASANT
weather have had lately. The machinery s well
worhcarcful study BY mechanics 1t Ia by far the
most varied and pee exhibition we have ever had in
that important department The silverware department
is very deficient IL also the compartment assigned %
dry goods but In India rubber goods agricultural imple
ments, fruif and miscellaneous articles this fair far
GELS its predecessors. We unable to give yet,
detailed account Of the curious inventions on rhi6ition
but viii do so when we have
TIE FouRTH AyExuE STAGE CoxrAsy AND THE COMMITTEE
on sRn1s-The Committee on Streets consisting Of AN
dermen Brggs Baird ard Moser met Thursday TO he
arguments ot the parties in favor Of opposed 10 the
petition OF the company running The Fourth avenue III
stages asking permission 10 take Of ten Of their stages
from that avenue end to run them through Rvington
street 20 South ferry instead Of their present route -
Jerey City ferry Alder Baird not present, but
the committee proceeded without him TO hear the parties
interested for and against. Mr. o. 7. Marshall, Of
the proprieors Of the line In attendance to advocate
the elsims presented In his petition and Ludlow and
siney owners Of the Bowery and Houston street line
Nackcrell simpson, u the East Broadway, and the
Grand Street stage Company and three Of the Of
After hear ing argument on both .des the committees de
cded that they could not take any action the matter
they received reronsrancc from the properly holder.
viugton street. stating their objections 70 the prayer
~ the petition, II they have any The COMMITTEES then
adjoui ned till Monday next, st O'Clock r. N.
Tnr INV YORK MEDICAL CofiErr. The autufnnal ses
sion Of The New York Medical College commenced yeer
day under very favorable auspices. This institution, al
though in lis infancy !, prosperns beyond The hope,
q the most tAnguins. The number q students connected
with this college Is increasing every day.
Dram IRON Observation-Disclosures ~as received Al
~, coroner's once, yesterday afternoon, 10 the effect
That German sivernia Kirnich, had died at Bellevue
Hospital from the effects ~ bcs,ns received
on tie 2eh uliino, At the hsnds q some ros-
dies. In one Of the upper wards of the city. The
deceased was attended BY DR.. ives after re-
ccivtpg the beating and he II was that caused The
notification 80 be conveyed TO the Coroners once II has
not yet been ascertaincd who the parties who
ued the nssaull upon tho deceased but II b probable
at the close of the inquest 10 be held today, light
may be thrown upon The and the gail,y pariie.
Wrought 10 Justice.
kurvSg EscnE 80. 9, oF NEw HlfN.--In
quence of an accident 10 this engine, the company -
be unable 10 visit city this week. Due notice u the
WRIT viii b. given.
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splO.UOV Der last two boxes delivered Al the

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splO.UVU Der last two boxes delivered AT the
once ofthe American Express Company In Dubuque Iowa
70 contain buck shot Of he ze Of o the pound and pressed
balls Of the sxe Of 100 the pound the pounds
IN weight and pounds OF shcet lead No The
made o. white pine inch thick doveaied the corners
about l0 inches long, So inches wide and ~ inches deep
made mea.urement The bottom Of he boxes o
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~ Dubuque that the boxes each contained gold coin the
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q TIE Aaasant Treasurer United states New York which
cards admitted by the Deputy
genuine. Now therefore for the purpose discovering
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Proprietors Of The American Express Company.
BulEho. Oct, 3. lA65