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EXECUTION IN TEIAs.-Tbe Hou.,on TsIsn,.,A -, d.

EXECUTION IN TEIAs-The Houston Telegraph, OF the
llh gives the following account Of the execution of
Hyde, convicted Of murder:
AZ o'clock, A NJ. the prisoner was taken from the
jail to the place OF execution the old grave ward ac
eompaned by the Washington Light Guards and vast
cohcourse OF people. He appeared frm walked with a
quick and steady step, but with his head bowed Arri
we'd at the galOws, in company with the Revs Mr. Twicb
ell aud Braun the former engaging prayer he meekly
bowed in worship He said Lut little stating however
tnat ne had Killed Chas Butler aud the Sabine
river Nelson believe in Louisiana but no other. ,d
seeming repentant for what he had done During the
whole time he conducted himself extraordinary firm
hess. ~
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Mr. John Buriord, landscape painter, run over by
tram OF cars IN New York last Friday night and killed
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The New York Commercial says In all directions Mil
lara fimoe gaining strength aud the Old Line Wings
are uniting III his support His prospects brighten every
week The Louisville Journal reports that the Old Line
Wings OF the Ashland District in convention assemble
heartily endorsed Mr. Fillmore, recommended their broth.
Wigs 10 support him. aud their brother Wings
out the Union mill do IL. Not doubt oft
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John II. Matthews, District Attorney Of Worcester
Mass, died suddenly IN his oiics Sunday last
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SkInTs, sKIRTs.-Ju., received whsleboBs stlrt. do
- DO oae,usd do o. HARrwELL, 90.
t0HsErs, CoRsETs-Ju.sre received, nsv .syI, French
~ Corset aces behind and fastens In front double cstb
JUS u HARTwELLA co.
fuNHNGP SEEDs-Of tnd. jos, received md Tor al,
y By W. Q. BATTAILE Drug snd Chemical sore
Uo I'd Hroad sta
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A BRAvE BoT.-Tbe St. Joba.5a7y VI Caledoni.n

. "''F I'V ~ "IUIIsUuFY W. JaIedOniaI,
tells the following rather tough story:
Not long since youth OF sixteen years was out in the,
to"h o victory, gathering spruce gum. While thus en-
gagged bis dog started up bear and Immediately
MIN The dog being Of small size the owner undcrtooL
Dali him of aud in doing attracted the attention Of
t"e Dear The lad wa armed only with gunming-pole
stick eight feet in length with snil b,d j.;
one end The bear made at him with his mouth vids
OPEN when the lad thrust the knife end down the bears
throat, killing him almost Instantly
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Con-. LAyALEur.-The Memphis Wing. Of Wednesday
week. says
Com. Lavaettc left last evening on the National %,
route Tor the East having been appointed to the command
Of the Norfolk Navy Yard IL is altogether likely how.
ever that this appointment will be revoked and that nc
will be appointed 70 the command Of the Navy Yard AT
Philadelphia The Commodore is the seventh naval Off
Ger ia seniority in the United States
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'ue ese figures by 30 The number OF days quarterly
an spProxae idea may formed Of the consumption Of b.
etc, In this city
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To COHHEsroNDENTs.

Later. s.s..ss ~ssf .. addressed % s "sdsor Of IA
VAC"
Arf.. bo sides paper pubiisa
a. MS a rule Of srndn0 osgAtt De hnoua al
,-u b departedoa. obituary s-oeed
Gag eigAf ksss cAaroedJo az adcertfssrassts.
~ Obnsnsacafons ,ciH Be charged s adcevffse
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fNnE SODA WATER, In PORCELAIN
rouSrAlSs dsish,sy cool and ,hs.hlss. Vim ali
MEADE bAkERr New ApoihsesFy ror,
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crushed and yellow Coaee sugsr for sale
9W LEwfs n. wEhB 90
Uu.OUH AND CONFUSION STORE, BdSTy
BANE Ns GdiisOo NNisTe subscriber IL rsrsIvns
Nour whole and habarels best Mountain Errs
and superhne also, Bakers and Rye Flour sup
piled q superior artce- varranted. ii PRY
~ Cash paid Tor Wheat wis
n AND VARIANTS wANTRD.-The hsh.., pre.
paid for Land wauanu
Nid w TRY s0Hs
SuGAH HOUSE WOIAssEs, Recllaed Whlshy java
6iS DGvESPoRT, ALLEN Co
EOH sUw WEH.-COlTS rs, PlHTs AND VEsTs-
Received yesterday Jannesovn another fresh
supply o. plain black and fancy Sumner Coats White and aney
colorcd Pants white aud fancy olortd Marsee
prio made goods, a unsurpassed prices
"and' No ia Main a. fiei9l WI. IRA SMITH.
A DAMANTINE CANDLEs.-i5o BoSe, Adamsntips
Js9i En-. SKINNER a Co, No. 10 Nslpst
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Elicit, WALLER, DREWRY L. CO.,
M n pEAIlI STREET

NO n PEARL STREET,
RICHMOND VA
HAVE and receiving beautiful
the following Goods selected In Europe BY Of
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch 0nghams
Printed Lawns, Jaconets and Chalnes
md Brilantes
Plain Colored, BLACK and Printed Mouselins
do do Persians and Chailies
Plain Coiored, Black and Satin Striped BareFes
Colored Grape a. Kspagnes
Jaconet, Barge, and Tissue Rotes.
lack an Colored silks
BLACK Aipscas and italian Cloths
White Cambrics Jaconets, aud Swiss MusI1na
Cloths, Cassimers and vestinga
Irish Linens, Blay Linens, H5iisnds, Damasks,
Dovias, Linen Ducks, and Drills
Glazed Cambrics, Black and Coorcd Cambrics,
Hosiery, Gloves, 0aunuetts Mtts, Threads, &C.. Ae.
With varity Of other foreign Virginia
and North Carolina Trade.
We also have and VII avays keep hsnd fa oet Of the best
American abcs such Prints Lawns Beaehed and
lngs and Drng Dnlms Cottonades Cottons Pds
0snabu Heavy Ducts Baggng Kentucky Jeans Tueed Apron
Checks, flannels &C., &c.
The AGILITY aGorded having house In New ena.
bic all Offer Inducements trade
mh9 ELLETT, WALLER DRURY go
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n 4 has now In store.
80 Gases superior, 10. A 90. Stick Llquorice
~ do do DsRosa do do
10 do do PabricA del Carmen, Mass LIquoriee,
rs do IN. q do,
1900 lbs superior Black Angos,ura Tonqua BeAns
$40 do do DO
Ao 10 Gases oa Roses for sale accommodating By
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
NH Garner Ca nd Va ss
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~ EW ENGLISH ROOKS-At

a....,,.. =, -, MARTHA A. wArKINs,
Watkins, and Thomas n watkns 49, ,ssa, -.
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I0UOnICE TONQUA HEANs Nc.-The ,ub,crIb,

Accumulated FUND, Jan'y I, 1886, tiy059,OOs 65
further information and explanatory books
Main street, square above Virginia Banks 20
WORKMAN. AGENT.
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ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount Of assets January /, 1885,
Amount Of receipts for premiums, interest," Ao, TO JAM
l, 1856, ts75,1s6 IL
DsBuRsnESrs
Paid losses by death, Interest dividends
and all other expenses 22i,2fO 10
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-11

Against the insidious wiles of foreign Influence,
conjure you to believe me, fellow-citizens the jeal
ousy of free people onght to be constantly awake.
History and experience both prove that foreign in
fuence is one Of the most baneful foes of a repub
ican government Washing gton's Fdre,oeu address.
Foreign influence to America, is like the Grecian
horse to Troy: it conceals an enemy in the heart.
We cannot be too careful to exclude its entrance
Madison.
/ can scarcely withhold myself from joining IN
the wish of Slas Deane, that there was ocean of
fire between this and the Old orld.-Jefreson.
1t is true that we should become little more
Americanized. d.-Jaekson
They make our elections curse instead of bles-
sing-Martin Van Buren.
Lord preserve our country from all foreign infu-
ence.-LGst Prayer of Gen. Jackson.
The People of the United States: May they re-
member that to preserve their Liberties, they must do
their own voting and their own fighting g-Harrison.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-11
LINK - MAkMNx@M,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
WRW@WAXUN.

YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI.
Dealers in all kinds Of Eastern and Western
Produce. Also Groceries, Liquors, Fine Teas,
&C., Bagging and Rope, Plantation Goods OF
every kind, such as Kentucky, Jeans, and Lin
seys, Negro Boots and Russets, Brogans, Low
ellis, domestic and all kinds Of Sta lie goods,
Carpenter and Smith tools Of every description,
Castings, large wash kettles, Pots. Ovens,
Spiders, Extra lids, Stew-pans, Skillets, enam-
eled Kettles, Cauldrons, Stoves, Glassware,
Nails, Tar, Lime aud Cement, Window glass,
and Sash, Putty, Oils, Powder, Shot and Lead
Hardware, and all kinds of Cutlery.
Fine double and singled Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles, Powder Flasks, Gun Caps, Eley's pat
ent Gun wads and Caps, Shot Pouches. Wip-
ing rods, &C., &C., Woodware of every descrip-
ton, also Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Pump Curbs, and Fix
lures for Cisterns.
Fine chewing and negro Tobacco, Cigars ol
every quality. Also Agents for Geo. Page g.
CO.., Baltimore) Portable Saw Mills.
They are prepared with good Fire Proof
Warehouse for the storing Of goods and Cotton
liberal advances made ih cotton stored with
them.
or Particular attention given to receiving
and forwarding Of goods. 2
Yazoo City. June 6, 1856-ly.
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Further by the Asia.

Msw York, June 27.-The articles in the
London Times and Post, on the subject of
Cram pton's dismissal, are stndiously offensive,
and demand the immediate dismissal of Mr..
Dallas, and the application of force to the
United States.
At Manchester peace address received
eight thousand signatures in few hours.
Several ships Of war have been ordered to
prepare with all possible despatch for foreign
service; their destination is supposed to be
the coast of America.
All commanders Of gunbo Is at Portsmouth
have receive orders to prepare for active ser-
vice. A light squadron is coaling and proyi>
sioning at Falmouth.
1t is asserted that the French Consul at
Port au-Prnce has instructions. intimating
that France will not permit ano her invasion
of St. Domingo ss
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-11
The Churches in America.
etto Barnes eondenses for the Tribune some inter.

Zetto Barnes eondenses for the Tribune some inter-
estng facts @ g #sss
The CoNGREaATToSAL CHURCH was organized in
1920. and is now Of 236 years standing in America
At the time of taking the census of 1885, had 706
church edfces, valued at 81 $40 l90 and will con-
vene sol ,632 hearers. s gss asss
The BAPTIsr CHURCH was organized in 1922. and
is now 224 years old in the United Stases. IL has
$500 church buildings, valued at $ll ,00l and
will convene g. ,aa46 $50 hearers .s. ~ ft
The ROMAN CATHoLIc CHuRcH was organized in
1888, and is now 223 years old in America: Il has
,227 church buildings, valued ut s., ,5bsl56, and
will convene 675, ,721 hearers.
The PREsBYrERIAN CHuRcH was organized in
l706, and is now of $50 years standing Il has
4663 church edifices, valued at $14, ,557 ,095, aud
will convene 2. .l79. .504 hearers. g
The MnrnoplsT CHURcH was organized in Balti-
more, December IS, l7e4, and is now ~ years old in
Amer;ca It has I33, ,338 buildings valued at $14-
so6. 4 48, and will convene 4 80, ,l0l hearass
ssThs UxvrnsnIsr cHuRca was crganized in
I7ss, and i now q ys.ss es y Y has sS ehursh
I2l4, ,965 hearers.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-11

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, (ten lines) one insertion, /: 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, so
0r Advertisements not marked with the number
Of insertions, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly
U- Marriages and Deaths inserted as news. All
Obituaries, meetings of Lodges and all matters ad
vancing personal interest," etc., etc., charged hs other
advertisements
" A liberal deduction made to those advertising
by the year.
u JOB WORK done with neatness and dis
patch, on liberal terms. .
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Young LADIES SEMINARY.

MRS. A. j.. PECK, from st. Louis, but re-
INl Gently of Bascom Seminary. Grenada
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens Of
Yazoo City and vicinity, that she will open q
school for young ladies, in this city OF the first
Monday in January, the session to be of FIVE
months. All those sending their daughters
may rest assured that no pains will be spared
to make them acquainted with all that is use
ful or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar, for session of FIVE
months. will be $40. The Tuition fees will
be pavable monthly. Pupils will be charged
rom the date of entrance 10 the end Of the current
session, and no deduction made, unless for pro-
tracted illness. .f A. T.. +. 4
Yazoo City, January IL. sn.g 34t-f
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i. - 1
EREAFsinducements are offered to the
VI public in the way Of good Goods and
cheap Prices, as our stock is large, varied and
unsurpassed in this city, we are determined to
please all who may favor US with 4 call.
TO See and Price Is 80 Buy.
We have lust received. and Bargains offered
in elegant and Fashionable Dress Goods Of the
newest styles and designs as follows:
ag Summer and Fall Silks, Robes, hounced,
:krs Silk Tissues and Bareges, do do. J.
;3eoO Organdy and Jaconet, II do sr DO. n
mi. Misses Barege Robes,i w Asesa ~ Do,
aas Plain Bareges, all colors, g4s ssGg - ) =
Black Silks and Grehadines u
Mourning Goods, rs gNlHpuJsassy
White Goofs, saTsr s
Enbroideries, a full stock; BreakfaskS [
Handsome Lace Sets and CoIlarsA - :
Embroidered Basques, and Mantles.
S%-4Riack chantilly Lace do.
EShxoidered Hand dkerchiefs. Gloves Ho-
.,s,v LinS f;oodg. ShirtInev and Sheetings,
% Domestic Goods and Plant aiiQp Goods, etc.
Call and examine a low pric ks and, greatly
's'''sr GoRHAM & RowLETTs,
| vicksburg, June 20
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THE SroRY OF NovEMBER.-The South Bos-
ton Mercury says: Next November will tell
the story that the principles of the American
party are American and not sectional; and that
the great exponent of those principles. .Millard
Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Donelson, will
receive the highest honors which can be awarded
by great, united and happy people.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-11

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
RERSsMAGUTRE would respectfully infarm
ll the the Ladies Of Yazoo City and vicinity
that she is prepared to make dresses in the
most Fashionable style and at. the. shortest
notice, Lady Basques, Capes, Mantals, Bri-
dal Dresses in every variety. Her plan of
cutting Is entirely her own, OBTAINING Ladies
at most but ten minutes. One measure taken
will suit the whole year. Corner Jefferson
and Washington street. Latest fashionsfe
ceiyed monthly, Yazoo City, April II, AZ 1y.
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KEEP CLEAN

KEEP CLEAN
O7 000 LBS of the well known Vicks-
~ sOOO burg Soap, (not Boston, at
from l-2 to cents per pound.
Those wishing to patronize home manufac-
ture and are ignorant of the quality of the soap
will please enquire of the washer women in
city. For sale by s. GARVIN.
Vlcksburg iuneQ.
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A GREAT DnEMMA.-The Cincinnati Conven-
ton, says the Memphis Eagle, made magnif-
cent blunder in nominating Buchanan and
Breckenridge. They will not fail to osee it when
we point it out to them, and will at once join us
in the firm belief that the ticket is doomed to a
disastrous defeat. They cant come the poetry
over it. They elected their former tickets by
party songs, but we defy them to make Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge song. We want to
hear them rhyme with Breckenridge. We have
tried, (being no mean poet and failed. Let us
see how they would go about it:
Hurrah for Buchanan and Breckenridge,
The country's a-rising-speckelprige. 81
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vicksburg, April A 8m-l856
NOTICE.
]. s. CHENOWETH

j. 8. CHENOWETH,
COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant,
~ No. Is East Front Street, Cincinnati, o.
March % 1856 45-ly.
FRESH GOODS.
We have just received fullsupply of Boots
and Shoes, ..rf -
Mems ruBsetts and heavy brogans,
Boys kip brogans,
Women's goat lace boots,
Women's cal lace boots,
Ladies foxed CATERS,
Ladies plain CATERS,
Ladies kid slippers,
Children's kid boots.
Children's shoes all descriptions, &
Ett s 49, ALSO =
A full supply Of servants goods,
Lowells, Jeans, Linseys,
Strip, lowells, ~ Or q
Strip of all kinds,
Drills, checks, sasee -
Brown musquito, nst etc. 4 <
~ HAMILTON WRIGHT 4 co.
Vicksburg, nay.9 ~ a Ia
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FAsHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. LACHS late Of vicksburg, would
IXl respectfully invite the attention of the
ladies ofYazoo City and vicini y to her new
stock Of Millinery. She keeps head dresses
and caps and makes them to order at the short
est notice. She has permanently located in
Yazoo City, and win be constantly supplied
from below with the latest styles.
P.S. Pinking for ladies: founces and man
ties done ut the shortest notice. Shop on JEFF
ferson street, two doors below tie Banner of
Ace. Yazoo City, may, ,16 62stf.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-11

KANSAS ArFAIRs.-A letter to the st. Louis
Republican. under the date of Westport, nth
nit, states that COL Sumner has put the CAL
ifornia, Santa Fe Roads, and the principal thor
oughfares leading into Kansas, under blockade.
An attempt had been made to murder the new
Deputy Sheriff of Douglas county. Near Fort
Kearney the Indians are becoming troublesome
again, and that one white man had been killed.
Col. Sumner had despatched a company to Fort
Kearney. .e
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HAMILTON WRIGHT q CO.,

SUCCESSORS 70 WRIGHT & wHALEY,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Staple and
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Plantation Sup
plies, 6rst door over J. Peale's, Washington
street, Vicksburg, may g.
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NEW GOODs! NEW GOODS!l

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!I
IAvJNG closed out my old stock of oods
II at Cost, and refilled my shelves with an
entire new stock of Spring and Summer Good
comprised of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, Saddlery
&C., &C., and beg leave to inform my old
customers and the public generally, that am
now prepared to offer them goods at low figures.
Call and take look and satisfy yourselves al
at the old Stand, Iron front, Washington st
FELIX R. TURLEY.
Vicksburg, April A 8m-l856
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THE AMERICAN BANNER
IS PUBLISHED ny
MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid in advance, So 90
ifnot paid in six months, 90
if not paid in twelve months, 5 90
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The CINCINNATI CoNvENTIoN.-The Softs Of
New York-men who adopted the resolve "that
the Federal Government possesses the legislative
power over slavery in the territories, and ought
to exercise it so as to prevent the extension Of
slavery, formed part of this convention. Men
who have avowed themselves as opposed to
Southern institutions. were received into its
bosom and Joined in its deliberations.
aa
"YoU CAN TvRN IT, BUcHANAN."-We are in.
debted, says the Augusta Chronicle to gentleman o.
high character for the following anecdote Of that
cradle statesman and patriot. Henry Clay, and hs
chameleon politician, James Buchanan
Z JUNE u, l856-Dear Sir: Your notice Of Mr.
Buchanana few days since, reminded me of an anec
dote told me of him by Mr. POinsett. Of s. G., SOM
years ago. u ss Ie-te. !.
"a party of gentlemen were dining together il
anan. Mr. Buchanan had Just been appointed Min
lister to Russia, and was making some inquiries 9
Mr. Clay about court dress, its character, cost &c
Mr. Clay told him that be had one for which be hat
no use, and would give il to him. Mr. Buchanal
thanked him. but sud, = ~ had worn IL Il must
tafnished. Mr.. Clay replied, in that manner whicl
Imam The disconfiture of Buchanan wa
lete, as the conversation took place just after MI
B. had turned his political coat ii, q most unbIush
ing manner, Mr.. Clay's rebuke should be place
before the people It gives the character Of the ma
I'm sentence. His chameleon nature units him 70
the crisis In the present complication Of affairs
moderation with frmness Z union exhibited by Nj
Fillmore with singular felicity during his admins
i tration. The hour has come and the man '---br
mot The man to whom Mr.. Clay could say, You ca
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AMERICAN BANNER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IL. 1856

BRoDHEAD ON NBUcHANAN.-Senator Brodhead
of Pennsylvania, openly declared, q few days
ago, in this city, that Mr.. Buchanan could not
carry Pennsylvania. Mr.. Brodhead is one of
the shrewdest politicians in the country, and
knows Pennsylvania as well as any man living.
So says the Washington American Organ, Of
the 10th.
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