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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-08
TUESDAY IN THE HOUSE-OFFICERS.
rditori.l Correspopdence of The n Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb 5, 1856.
The House caucus of last night embraced all
anti. administration Members, and was attended BY
several Americans, who had not attended those
called on an anti-Nebraska basis. Ii might have
been supposed, therefore, that we should be able
elect without difficulty the nominees thus pre-
sented; but the calculation broke down on
he first trial-A. J. GLossBRENNER, the old
Sergeant-at- Arms, being reelected. do not
know him, but he is accounted capable and
worthy, while his efforts to keep the men,
bers in pocket-money during the nine weeks
that the House has wanted Speaker to sign pay
warrants has doubtless extended his popularity.
know bis opponent no more than himself; Ihave
no Partially for either; yet think those AntAd.
ministration Members who voted for Glossbrenner
did not keep faith with Mr.. Evans. Unless there
be something wrong in the character of the latter
and do not hear this even pretended-he should
have been faithfully supported. Mr.. Glossbrenner
is good officer; but he came in with his party; he
had good time so long as it remained uppermost
in the House; and think that-while such ara
the general rules of party warfare-he should have
gone out with it. Who believes that any Of the
nen officers will be reelected should the Nebrasks
Democracy regain the ascendancy in the next
House
Capt. NJ. c. DARLING of Poughkeepsie, N. T.,
was chosen DOOrkeeper by a decisive vote. and
ROBERT c. MORRIS of Pennsylvania Postmaster
by very close one. / think Mr.. johnson would
have been reelected Postmaster had he been
heartily supported by all bis own party. He be-
held the place good many years, and is generally
liked so that the Wings did not turn him out
when they last organized the House in 1878
Though decided Democrat Of Virginia birth, DO
heartily condemned the Nebraska bill. Had he
not received the nomination Of the other party,
think he might have obtained that Of ours and been
triumphantly reelected. shed no tears for him
be has held an easy Office for ten or twelve year,
been fairly paid for his services, and has two ~
good hands to get living with as any man WHO
never held an Office. l only hope his successor
will serve as acceptably.
Next came the question on Printer, which our
side Of the House were not ready for; 80 inc!
adjourned over. In this they showed wisdomi
for Mr.. Wendell the old printer under the COZ.
tract system would probably have beaten them 0's
a vote been taken. He combines with the Demo,
cratic caucus nomination q large measure Oh per-
sonsl strength. What may be the issue tomorrow
let tomorrow tell. H. '"
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.,.. a., ~. Republican. will fall seventeen votes

-. 81 r.:o-;,v. to sec,re which seventeen
votes il gently hints at the necessity oil taxing TOT
candidate George Law. Mr.. Fillmore, Mr' Fuller
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall or somebody 'Au''''' y
The E1Press. 80, -
Now we rather "guess" the Yankees are mol 70
be imposed upon by any such calculation in''
i not a Yankee who viii not see at glance lnA,
Tn, Erpress has attempted 10 figure US our OIL
,,yertv.nine GOOD electoral votes. The fourteen
States and half that voted for BANKS ins'eau VI
casting 1872 electoral votes according 10 the ia'e
reckoning Of The Express, cast, IN iact Iol' mus
giving 70 the Republicans clear majority OF
tvelve votes and good, sound Republican Pre'I-
dent. chosen by the popular votes and without any
mood 70 ask the aid of the Anti Banks Fuller-Aiken
squad -,
There is one point, however, "a to when Inc
F1pr,ss is right, and we recommend IL to the
srecial attention of The Commercial Advertiser
which !. 50 anxious to revive and reorganize the
old Wing party: ,n,r,
"Ip ls44-,he third paty-Birney Republican,
we, elected Polk over Clay in 1880 they may 90 the
ike but they can DO no beter-and no worse ana tna
l. all they can do -
If the Birney men Of 1Si4 are to be identihed
with the Republicans of to-day, then they have
passed from the position of third party to that OF
the main party of the opposition. The position oil
a third party is now occupied by the politicians Of
The E1press family; and could The Commercial get
ont IFS Silver Greys they would constitute at best
nothing but wing of this pitiful little third party
BY the very showing of The Express capable OF
nothing but mischief but fortunately not 80 capable
Of that as The Express would have us believe.
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ABsEyTEEs on THE FINAL VOTE FOR SPEAKER.

ABsENTEES on THE FINAL VOTE FOR SPEAKER
-Messrs. Wakeman and HughstOn Of this State
and Messrs. V. b. Horton and Emrie Of Ohio,
who were set down in our list as absent or not
voting" had paired off with four Nebraska
Democrats and gone home on business. Their
votes if present, would have raised the total for
Mr.. Banks to l07, being as high as he ever re-
eeived. Mr. Edwards Ok. NJ of this State, who
also voted for Mr.. Banks when he received l07
votes was likewise absent on the final trial. having
gone home without pairing to watch by the
bedside of his wife, reported dangerously i'll.
Mr.. Walk *. NJ was present at the final trial
but withheld his vote. Mr.. Haven OK. n. was in
Washington but not at the HOuse-reported sick.
Mr.. Barclay Of Pa. was present, but did not vote.
Messrs. Parker of Pa, Richardson of H., Craige
of n. c. and NJ. Taylor of La. (Nebraska Demo-
crats) had paired with the four Banks men first
enumerated and were absent. Mr.. J. L. Seward
of Ga. was absent-we think he had paired and his
pair had expired Mr. Thomas Child (anti-Neb. }
of New-York, has not yet taken his seat, being de-
tanned at home by illness; Gen. Thos. H. Bayly
of Va. Dem. took bis seat at the outset, but
soon compelled by severe indspositiOn to leave for
mder climate and was in Cuba at our
last adyices from him. Mr.. John G.. Miller
Southern (Whig) of No. had not yet taken his seat
in this Congress. (He has since done so.) Lyman
Trumbull (Repub.) (of Illinois, after being elected
TO the House, was chosen to the Senate, leaving
his seat in the former body vacant. Probably, had
the House been entirely full there would have
been seven more votes for Mr.. Banks, giving him
10 in all, and eight more for Gov. Aiken raising
bis poll 10 los 1t was nice contest and close
enough TO be interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-08

The trial of Abraham Bogart, jr, Police
Justice Of this city, on q charge of cOrruptly and
maliciously accepting straw bail in the case of a
pick.pocket named Lamb, was concluded yester-
day before the Court of SessiOns-thc Jury ren-
dering verdict of Guilty. The punishment is
left to the discretion of the Court. 1t may be as
high as years imprisonment in the penitentiary,
and as low as fine of six-and-a.quarter cents.
This is the first conviction any of the recent in
dictments against the officials of this city.
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II is not often that one meets with solid sense
more admirably expressed, than in Henry Ward
Beechers reply to The ". Y. Observer, which we
publish in another column. That journal having
made some observations upon Mr. Beecher's Opn-
ion Of Sharps rifle as a moral agent, which obserya-
tions bear some appearance of cant and hypocrisy,
Mr.. Beeoher takesthem up and explodes them in a
manner which is at once instructive and entertain
ing, band which we commend to the notice Of our
TMiers
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No signs of the steamships Pacific or Persia from
Liverpool, when we went to press this morning.
The former is now in her sixteenth and the latter
in her thirteenth day out 1t is possible that the
Pacific laid over one trip, in which case the Persia
will be the first to arrive. Her news will be one
week later than that previously received
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Newaork DAILY Gribnnte
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1856.
DOINGa In CONGRESS.

SENATE, Feb. IA resolution inquirng into the
expediency Of an increase of the Navy submitted
The resolution directing the Finance Committee to
port the Annual Appropriation bills was adopted
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE. Feb. 1.-THE resolution for the election Of
Public Printer was reconsderod and then, during
the discussion on another resolution to proceed with
the election the House adjourned.
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THE wAsHINGToN sEAsoN-ITEMs.

Editorial Correspondence o. TAs \. 7. Trbone -,
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1870.
The Federal Metropolis is fast filling up aiA'
with the schemng and the gay, since the Telesrsp.
flashed abroad the welcome tidings that speaa''
had at last been chosen. But for the genera
tensity of the cold, and the obstruction OF ROADS
snow or ice, the rush would have been still n'''
prompt and general; but at length the mercuf!
relentipp the snow is shoveled off the tracks, ''
the unblockaded trains are bringing in scOrS y
operators for the Hobbies Of Congress an'i oe'''s
for the drawing-rOoms of the party-givins 'A-
yet there is ROOM Al
Festivities aud Inequalities FAUST be mean! :
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EXCELSIOR

EXCELSIOR
FIRy.JNsURAKcE CoMPANY.
Office No. o Brosd-st.
EEwYORK Jan. 2, 1879.
Ts BoARp oS DIREcroRs have this day declared seusn
mas. DiyIDEsD Of TES the Capital Stock Of tho
CompaDy payable and after the 10th inst.
Tho TfaIufer Books will be closed until after that date
HENRY QUAcKESBoss, Secretary.
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IIrpHyR Doors AND OyERsHOEs.-The bes

$500 I.Itest and AZ the time most durable RUBBER
DxrKsoIs OF ever ysety Ladies' Misses and Cent sen
fr ssIs retail a. the GooDYER EUBsLE DEPOT
No rs Broedwsy between Wsuen AMI ChsTnbers-sts
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be had By keeping the blood pure and TIE liver st'aee ana
EXTRAORDINARY Pills ect upon the veTy nanspns Of life
sod Al the saDufsetoes No 81 Msidensue New York aud
No 2l strand London and by all Druggists, al < SIC aud
a bon
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WIos-UAIR.DYE WIGS. - BACHELOR g
WuDER's PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE

The BEST FIRE-PRooT SAFE IN we MoE i
IA and sold BY the Patentees with WILDEk
PATEST BURGLAR and PowDER-PRooT LOCK, a. the ware
"' ~ 49, b. O. WILDER Co. Patentees.
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,hi.. ,..rtrnsnt Of Lsde and Genteuens INDIA kUssks
BooTs and sHoEs-s Light and beautiful sriee
sxressIy FOR the City rsdeusf received sla ~ ses "
80 an uxe pair By D. HoDGNAS, NeE OK i1aA huoOef
W.,ehoVse No n MaldenlGDe corner Of HassAu-st.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07

Peet simlms "A Co..

J 8. Stampley.
10y virtue Of the above stated Execution
- TO me directed. from, the Honorable
Circuit courtof Yazoo county, ] will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, v
On Monday, Gath day OF NOvem-
: fii1 ~ " Der, lSS6, assfM -
at the Court house door Of said county,
within the hours prescribed by law, thefol-
lowing properly. viz: All that lot Of land
lying betweentthe town line Of Satartia, and
the line OF the land Of D H Miles, running
from the river, near said Niles, on tht
East line, to the northeast corner OF said
Miles lane, and Immediately South Of the
ionn of Ss.artia. more nlly known as the
reserve, made by Brszeall, in the. origins
survey OF plot ofthe towu'ofs Satartia, all II
Section 81, Township 10, Range west
cnslainins so acres, more or less, excep
thatpcruoa SO feet vide, lying South ant
adjourn les l47 .ia tug town Of Satartia
also alllthf right title aud interest OF defen
dant in and TO The mill on'said land.
Levied on a. the property Of the said de
PENDANT. Stampley. and will be sold to sat
isfy the above stated case and costs. ~
M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff.
By w. H. MsNGuM. d. S St.
Tnrinfer's fee 21fl I tfstr4lFf Ef# ID
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
Regular New Orleans, Greenwood
Tchula, YaZOO City and Vickt-
80. burg, Passenger
Packet, Empress.
GEORGE W. CARRAs, MASTER.
Sraassna n
~ s.Egssiafsa

"oILL commence running in the above
trade (if the wa,er permits) on the
10th of October next, making regular TEN
DAY trips through the entire season.
The above named STEAMER was built for
a Cotton boat. and was bought expressly for
the above trade. Shippers and Passengers
can rely on her punctuali,y. All business
entrusted to her care win be PROMPTLY at
tended to. .#
For freight or passage, apply on boa d
or to
LAMKIN d CO.. Agents.
Sept. f2. 1856, 6m Yezoo City. Miss.
Regular New Orleans and Vicks-
bure Weekly Packet.
,gEsIIE Splendid PASSENGER STEAM
u Err ECLIPSE" L. w. eesa..s a
BEoApwELL, Master will hereaf. sssszasEssfsS
Il er run between the above ports; azszsszs =
, leaving New Orleans every Saturday at
to',lock,' p M. and arriving at Vcksburg early
or Monday morning. Returning, will leave
|Vi,ksburg every Tuesday at P. M, AMI
arriving at New Orleans on Thursday after
neon. "a.
As the Steamer E CLIPsE will always hav
superior Quadrilie Band on board, and toil
n Ter carry Cotton above the Boiler Deck, sh
will offer unusual inducements t. the travel
ling public.
For freightor passage, having unsurpassse
accommodation, apply or board. or to
H. B. J. Blu LER. Agent.
L October "a, 1856.
L. Lexington Advertiser and Carrolton Tru
AMERICAN copy months, and send bills to tn
= Office. 6
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
SWasey Nurseries.
YAZOO CITY, MISS.

=
TIME SUBSCRIBERS TAKE TLEAS-
i URE In calling the attention of the public
to their extensive Nursery Grounds which are
now filled with the most complete assortment
ofFruit Trees, Plants &c, that have ever been
off cred to the people of the South. Located
as we are in the middle region ofthe State of
Miss, we have all the difficulties of climate TO
CO tend with, and any varieties of Fruit that
will succeed well with us. may be confidently
recommended to any one wishing to plant in
S uthern climate and soil. we have now in our
specimen orchards between FIVE and six hum
dred of the best varieties of Apples to be OBJ
tanned in Europe or America of this large num-
Der so far as we have tested we can recon-
mend no more thon forty or fifty varieties that
succeed we'll in This Southern climate. Many
of the finest Northern varieties arc entirely
worthless, and many others are of unquestinn-
bic value, while only a few, and those mostly
of the earliest varieties can be confidently
recommended to give entire satisfaction to the
Southern Planter. The same result has at
tended our experiments in the cultivation Of
the Pear, Peach, and most other varieties oi
| Fruit, but while we have found many to be
worthless we have succeeded in selecting some
varieties Of the Pear Peach Nectrines, Apri
cot, Plum, Cherry, &c. that cac be confideutl,
relied en- to produce fruit of as fine quality an,
/ in some instances, insr than can be produce.
in the grounds of the most extensive orchard
lof the North. Persons wishing to, suppl.
themselves with fine Fruit Trees that they cal
plant without the fear Of disappointment coul
do so by sending us their orders early, nanlin
1.-THE varieties wanted. Tor what would b
! better naming the season at which the
j wish them to ripen, and bearing the selectio
Of varieties to us. Our Trees are very fin
4 and ohrs prices are low, as will be seen b
I reference to our catalogue which will be ser
4 Tree to ell applicants.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
ShERlFFS SALE,
Powell & billiard, use &c.
Wesley w. Divine.

Wesley w. Divine.
PY virtue of the above stated
- Execution to me directed, from he Hon>
orable Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, /
will sell to the highest bidder FOR cash.
ON MONDAY, THE PATH DAY OF NO
MEMBER, 1856.
at the Court House toor OF said county,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following property, viz -
That portion lying in the south west COR
ner Of south east quarter Of section thirty,
township ten. range two west, beginning
at the half mile station at the south wes
corner Of q tractof land owned by the heir.
of Robert Spiars. at or near post oak
running 48 Id poles to stake in the val
ley, thence east f3o north 81 poles to
stake at he road. thence south $40 cas-
SO poles to hickory in the road. ,heucs
south II l2o west 92 poles. near a larg
red oak stump in the road, where said Spi
ars' east and west line crosses the road
thence west 81 Ia poles to the beginnin.
said parcel piece Of land between sail
lines and to include all the land up to tn
road on the lines lying thereon. and bein,
lin the whole l2 acres and 80 poles more Q
less, to satisfy ajndgment in our circuit 70
the sum of three hundred and fifty FIVE do
lars.
+ Levied on as the property Of the said de
fen 1ast Divine, and will be sold to satisi
the above stated case and costs.
1 M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff.
j By W. Ell. MANaUM, D.
i Yazoo City, October "a. no % St.
4 (printer's fee SlO.)
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07

4
EsTAsItsHED IN 1883.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
NOTICE Persona cunning South rcqnirin4 medi.
J cal aid ean consult Dr.. i. O. Thompson with
full surety Of prompt and effacious attendance.
@ sPEcIAL BRANCH or PRACTICE.
!. All infamatory md Chronic Urethnl Diseases.
Mefcur1al and Sylphintic Affections, Spasmodic In
fiainatofy aud Permanent stricttrea, Gravel de-
&C. Ssricturcs cured insrfnny nseaxces " DR.. l.
y = Process without Canterixaton o. Cutting.
Particular attention pad TO cases 81 Spernato
rlsse, causing Impotence afixing from onanism anu
80 Surgical operations performed fur Fistnla in
Ano, Urinary, the Pefineum, communicating with
the Urcthd Hydfoce.e, Congenital and AccidentaI,
Phvnoss, paIfccelc, (byarressurc) Gallons Impas-
sible structufer False Passages, Piles &c.
City references given.
Persons residing at a distance, wishing 70 consult
DR.. L. 9. T., can do sosby writing full de
tail of their case, addressed to him, Southern
Medical Infirmary, New Orleans, La.
I. g. THOMPSON, Physician and Surgeon,
= Me- l42 Cafondalet Street,
between Poydtas and Hevia.
Also Sole proprietors of DR.. LeRoys sComponads
For all Affections Of the Urinary Organs. and.
L. thoSe A1ections solely.
Il Q THE PUBLIC.
l0WlNG to the many demands for this celebrated
1 ~ Mixture, the proprietors have established the
promptly procured
all those desiring it. Owing to the difficulty heqe-
tofore Of procuring this ARTICLES it could he
had of Drs L. c. Thompson l. Co. New Orleans
has caused it to be extensively counterfeted che
pnblic therefore will recollect That it oalv he
had, Genuine. out of New Orleans, from the sdplY
authorized agents named in this notice.
| AUTHORIZED AGENTS.;
Louisiana, Shreveport, Vim. Ball, Drugeist
Baton Rouge, ], L. Violet,
Fai1nerylle, A. Slllenker d Co.
" Harrisonburg, Shlenker 4 Doshcr.
lississippl-Natchez, p II. McGaw,
4 Vcksburg j. G. Lanier d Co.,
Jackson, Divine d Humphreys,
Brownsville, ID. M. Brdsong,
Tennessee Memphis, S. Mans ED 4 Co.,
Kentucky Louisville, Raymond q Patten.
Illinois, Cairo. Humphreys d Martin, "
Missouri st Louis, Schnesze d Eggers,
Alabama Mobile, E. b. Gould,
:. Talladega, r. Burton q Co.,
, Florida --Apalachicola, Al W Chapman d Co
Texas Galveston, II. b. L. Aschoff,
New York-New York. G. II. Ring,
7 Cnba Havana, Don Jose Camacho Garcia,
~ A liberal discount allowed to druggists and
, traders. Gct5I lyear
ITINGHANIS, GiNGHAMS--
sIO 5000 yards of the cheapest 1inghams Or
cred in this market Our price is one bit per
ard. They are now opened and for sale.
ct
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
Testimonial,
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nav Ia. 1855.

MoNTeoAERY, Ala, May H., 1855.
We, the undersigned, certify that we
have been pupils of Mr.. Joseph Philip in
his teaching Of Bookkeeping by double
Entry. and thai he has given us entire sat-.
isfaction. We therefore consider him fully
competent to teach the sames imparting a
complete knowledge in a very few lessons.
We respectfully recommend him to the
favorable consideration who would desire
TO learn Bookkeeping &c.
John H. Henry, NJ. ". w. c. Bingly.
+. Q. Elmore, John G. Boiling.
}. &. Boiling. Emil Kulman.
George w. Brumley, I. Ta'liafore.
j. L. Shelman, BF. Taylor,
4, j. Harwell, Henry Brill,
.Vineland, ,A.P. Bibb,
A. f. Hart. w. L. Mckay 81
He Il ally desires to have a class in
Mathematics. which ought to give salisfac>
ton even to teachers n
Yazoo City, Oct. "a. 1856, IT,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07

KEGULAHU. 8. Z. IN
Mail Packet. Home,
1etwecn Yaxoo Ctty = viclksburg.
rsHE light draft. fast packet Iu1nsr.4 !.
- HOME, WV. MooRrs Mas sy4ssfE
ter, leaves Yssoo CITY III Nom =
days, Wednesdays snd Fndays, Il - o'clocls
NJ; connecting at Nieksburg with the new
Natehez, Southern Be- and Princess, fbf New
Orleans. Returning, leaves vicksburg ON
Tuesdays and Saturdays, at u o'clock. n. ar
irving in time Tor the Benton. Canton. Iexinc.
ton, Carrolton, Grenada and Holly Springs
stages.
For freight or passage, apI " on board, or TO
ID. w. LAMKIN, Ysz City, 81
b. J. BUTLER, vicksburg.
IS GTNo way-freight taken, unless paid for BY
shippers. Il Ine %
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IS ~ 4 - az - ~ - -. 80 IS 3
r. ID. H0 w 81 Il CO q.
ARE NOW RECEIVING and HAVE m
~ part opened. their pu chases Of y.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Their old stock md Spihg purchases hav-
Inc been nearly Ill Disposed 81, they now re-
plerjsh their store With an assortment. selected
in the Northesn Giles. g. full and varied - 70
meet the x4nts of Gil our customers aud the
public.
we are thankful for the extensive patron-
are ah eady received. and wish to exhieit TO
exhib.t to on old customers and others whom
We hope to become such, our merchandise
and willingly risk the de ,ision,o all who ex-
anime, as tosthe qualify. patterns and prices OF
our goods We Rave
DeI.ai e. silks. Cashmeres,
Merinoes, Challes, Alpaca. satin,
BereQess Bonbazines, Marco lanes.
Ginghams, calicoes, &C., of colors,
figures ana quaiit es to suit every body.
Jeans, linsevs, checks, sheetings.
Sh ling, prints, fannels, tickings,
Drilling, blankets, cottonade, of the C
most approved Manufacturers brand 8.
Table covers, towels, curtains,
Carpeting, rugs, mats. binding,
Hosie v for men, women and children,
Laces. edging, founcing, inserting,
Collars. searfs, handkerchiefs.
Skirts, robes, bands. infants's waists,
Gents. shirts, collars, bosoms,
Whclebone. some of extra lengths;
Boots, shoes. russets for men,
women, children and negroes;
Buttons, thread, needles, pins,
Tape, cord. perfnmery, fancy soaps.
Tooth brushes, carpet bags hats, caps,
Woodville lowells, Kentucky Jeans and
! LinseSe, by the piece er bale; g
Also, Negro socks; 8saa
and many other articles for which we hope er
quiry viii be made. i
4 Vicksburg, sept 10
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-07
BOOK KEEPING,
MODERN LANGUAGES.

ME undersigned, respectfully informs
4 the people OF Y ago. City. and the pub
JIG generally, that he is prepared TO instruct
persons in Bookkeeping by double Entry.
On new principle, and one which will give
Satisfaction to all who may patronize him
Three or four Lessons are sufficient to 10
;struct pupil that he may take charge Ct
"a set Of Books
He will also undertake to arrange Books
sand make out bills for merchants, il desir
ed. .5ylv a
Pest of references can be given. Apply
at Hobson's Hotel. ~ ,g,f-fi8e