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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
ADAMS, EXPRESS COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

TTIHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully
L to their friends the public OF Evansville and
vicinity. they have det rmnsd to open office in
Evansville devoted exclusively to the transaction of
the ess their Line and lave appointed Mr.. GEO.
w MCBRIDE their Agent no. from his past
with tt perfectly miliar with all the
and details cf their operation This ment hiss
been made increasing the facilities of
thereby increase its desrability the pub
cto which the best efforts of local agent
Will bs especially directed
persons having business with will please
on Mr. Mcbride office First street. be-
Main. who alone authorised act for
navS-dtf i' ALFRED GATHER Superintendent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
.IUST SO.

sNHEg atattraeten for the Ladies in tn. way of Dry
FL Goods happens % he EABICH'S Store. MaiI
street three Second. We do whether
his selling cheap from the tact Of hi
lately suppl Goods but do know hi
Store il daily CT owded with customers.- ldecl2d
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14

EpLATFORM seal rs. s...,ss fgNtH
M Counter aud Tea Scales; Scale Beams;
steeyArds all sizes; foT sale At prices ty
deco 80 a ~ F'fa p Y CHAs, $. WELLS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
DTSSOLUrIoN.

THsHB partn ershp heretofore existing Philip
Horoer oh and Charles Churchill. under the style of
Uo-nerook churchth this day dissolved by ltual
Horntrook is autherized firm
70 The purpose of settling the
p. HORNRROOK
& esaV1 HHWs Oh 4 = CHAS. sCHU ROHILL,l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
READ ritr FolLowlNe CERTIFICATES

LONDON. Laurel Co.. Ky, New l. 1855
MFSSRS Y. II. SMITH & CO-Last month when a visit
to Louisville having afflicted with Chs and Fever
for eks and hndog relief in the ious remedies
that took. induced give your Fever and Ague
trial and in days missed the chill and have been i'm
proving daily inse do think that the disease will
would earnestly recommend this in valuable
alton all those who afflicted with Fever and
ChiIls. Iours truly, JOHN A. CANAFAI.
hereby certify that Turing the resided with
amiy III tn street Broadway in the city of Lou
isville Ky, where myself and three of
ed with fhills tried the
asqunine. without getting relief VIII pmith
Fever and Age Cure recommended to and
menced using it, and in few days all relieved.
eheernlly recommend it certain safe aud
that distressing disease it the
for the disease offered to the public.
Given under hand this I'D day of October 1885 Louis
vile, Ky. w. A. LYTLE.
Personally appeared before the undersigned W Lytle
and de oath the
certificate all Given under day
October. 1855 JOS. CLEMENTS. J. p ] @.
For sale in Evansville, at wholesale or retail. by
KELLER, FARNSLI & co.
Drupr Mar rrant
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
MISUNDERSTANDING NOTECE.

ToT!CE sherehy given that the undersigned has been
pointed Administrator with the will annexed Of Daniel
F. Goldsmith late Vanderburgh county.
estate is supposed TO be solvent
DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH
dec22-3w+ Administrator, will annexed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-14
ADNENlNrIsAT NALE.

FENHE undersigned, Admnisratrx of the of Pat
"a RE Lyon decd will SELL at his late rssidencs in
Township Nanderhurgh county Friday 4th
of January exts the following personal property:
Two thousand bushels of in cribs yoke work
milck head of young CATTLE colt young horse II
fatenmg hogs 30 stock hogs stacks of hsy lot of shsaf
and flrming utensils household and kitchen
furniture, beds and bedding.
credt of six months will given all three
dollars the purchaser giving note with good security
ing r-lief ELIZABETH LYON.
1rni nj krntri
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
FURNTTUR II.

FyorTA0R AND pAnCY yURNITURK WARH1OOM
~ 6ll Broadway, opposite g. Nicholas H0tol.-1. MAT.
rHEws osrs for saSe hs most extensive assomsnt q ag
ssse enarsled French furniture the United BAtoA
reduced prices Every vAsy Of mAressea palsses psws
boisterr ~, at manufacturers prices
CURNITURE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASH PRICH
paid for household furniture Of every description; car
pets ocoh feah beds watches jewsly firearms surg
cal musical and nautical Instruments Parties promptly
waited on by droppipg ling Mo JAFPR ~
WAITkRa auction merchants % Csthsrne
street or 462 Broome street. corner Of Mercer.
TT erONKY PARTICULAR REQUESTS AN EXAM
III nation Of his sock Of rich rosewood, OAK walnut par
@ chamber aDd library frustre By persons about making
helr ~pvtpg selection before purchasrE cleo vhsre
snwua variety VIII BE- found, At he usual dsra1
prces Al branch "A sxk AL the varieties
subr antal cpage chamber and dining furniture;
r~nted In every rsrtcu'a. n. sTvF8Y, ass Aroadwag.
branch "a sI.h Avenaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

TIVE PARK BAMK.-CAPITAL % 900 CO., WITH PR.
y,eee 70 increase $4,000 900. Il hts bank wiz
business in their banking rooms 40 o. Bsskmsn
49, "a osi,e the Park. Monday March g. 1856 70 which
y, the attention Of ali cassss Of busaness
REUBEN ", HOW IS. President
,nALEs A, MAcY, Cashier,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wANTED.
RI 0u0 POUNDS BRASS CANNON. For KaLrIra
yor sale sn
orer and SIX boilers twelve horse power
sss '' " ounce 0'''Af' f isss; 's'i S5sfsY
A GENTLEMAN AND his WIFE ARE DEsIR0Us OF
en- sna
AZ Dress STA ips situation and rent D. h A.. 1872 Post
RAKiRY.-wANrED TO PURCHASE, IN BRO0KLYN,
d. xcs saS Susss, Of :s S
o. 'sA By
NURNIsHED ROOMS wANreD-RooM AND BED
Fulton Wal feres or il the city within one nis Of
% Mr. Saa sss Po! oss
References exchanged
FUyn,sIssaih;Pp b., Rooms wASTsD "A FAMILY con
s.sched Without board. Address L. NJ n, stating terms,
\ ~ aktNwOoD-ANY PkRsOS HAVING A LOr To
sSpsss Of n sS4 s n %ss c ". Su md e,s
p.reslsss Win price, Which mus. 30 low np'0''' ''A'
Ao9sE wAnIED.-PERsONs TIRED or THE JAR s
~ IL Of may hear Of family Without children
re- addressing Earnest union saa.1s Post oos
y sesn. once Win board between sissS and MIMI ave
spS S d and Forty
PARr OF A HOUSE wAE1ED-IE BRooKLYN OR
Wniiamsbure ~ a gentleman and hs VITA. wihou.
TO nscesay snS Ssss
si e address, ~i full p.saca Ans F. e. $500
DART OF A FUKNIshED HOUSE wANTED-IN 40.
~ Hs s. ass.s ONCE family three
improvements. ave rooms with basement By small gen.
sn sns 4 two sss
up s aSa 2 ~ Broad
Upper PART OF A FIRST CLASS HoUsH TO LEr-IN
the ssvsl II ward to m. family; without, children pre-
So
{. II szA s.s.. sy VII
ssDs oaion and ossss ed ou.r. Three
;s1. %. %
spec able and permanent tenant By addressing D
coed mile S@ corner q Canal sIse
family. ADDRESS George, Broadway ross oalOe :
WANTED-sEC0ND FLOOR, CONTAINING FIVE
Canal and 1hry seventh ssts. Of s.Ssassy;
Apelcaa tamly References exchanged. Address f. K,
VN AYTED7A SNAIL, GENTEkL TWO STORY ROUsa
good ysId Tsirsy sssss d tis
q house us wh nsesss1y Rsn om
500 $500 ANY having such house 70 rent Will find
s. tenant and prompt pay '' addressing eAAh
~ ANTED-THE SECOND FLOOR, SAY ABOUT THKEH
rooms kitchen, privileges for washing, Ac only three
In family; family American. Rent $l2 $4
month. Below TIVE nh street preferred Early
alter ded TO- Address kepublio. Herald Office.
w AkTED-ON The isr OF MAY, ONE OR TWO
~ suitable for small literary AID soca society.
Rent not 70 exceed $3.50 Address stating terms
location Dc, C b c., Herald oM:e.
"a ANTED A SMALL HOUSE OR 0OrTAGE FOB
small family Of two persons Il must be In good neigh
ana range n ADDRESS 49, Thirty street rect S''a 'A
WANTkD-A NEAT COTTAGES HOUSE WITH GAR
aud esy and good neigh ,orhood not to
exceed es06 per Address box 73 Post office.
"a AnTED 70 RENT OR LEASE "A SMALL ROUSE,
w OF house; location not above Thirty second
street, west Of BROADWAY having such may hear
OF good tenant by addressing A. K, Herald Office
a. AFTER POWER GKIST MILL WANTED.-MUsT BE
w New York by railroad and water APP.
ply 10 BkNSEL 4 HOLMON, 2l5 Centre treet.
aACHaASHrx = EN- 4 u1RISres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
OCVAASTs AID AURISrs.


nB. POWELL, OCULlsT, AU nIsT &C., ATTENDS EX
- clusvely heretofore to diseases OF the and
from 70 o'clock daily, at 5O2 Brosd al where
his TreAse the Eye" also artificial whsh
nserted without operation and viii and look Acty
Ike the natuI al eye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

0FrICK OF The KEM YuEK ND NV HAVEN
oondhodsr Holders q per cen. bonds Of ths company
ere hereby notified that In Of act n the
Assembly Of hs slate q 6onneceui, passed is as MAJ
~on De Treassrw authorized and prepared exchange
~ mortgage bonds authorized By the bsore msnnsd
act beating Der cent interest sna secured q an only mort
Be hs ooe until Iurhcy roiss ~ order Of The d
vebtors, WIklLA1 BnhmpT, freasuxw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

CEGARa-CAsU PURCHASERS OF sRaARs CAN
= procure bargains from stock Of million of ssgsr.
havana domestic and German Operas -, Normal 81 -
Cash advanced upon segars, 10 bond or otherwise.
q. CHEEKS 81 Broadway, up STAIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

OIL BRoADw AY. rExF no rRE Bss0a0fr RuU "a
ClO -kuso oc the third for
moving a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

CHOW CABEs AND METAL SASH Es.- Cou NTRY MER
- chants Others End large assormen, OF every
rye Of show cases At the very lowest prices Aso, metal
fssh manufacturing In AL It's branches II Park place. SIR
doors Broadway and IL Canal betweea
az and Centre street, also $50 souin Wells street Chicago
III. A. y. CAMPBELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

yTANnLA.-AN INVOICE OF A FEW GASES PRIME
nercan vanilla BEAM crop, arrived steamer
Empire City For sale BY j. r. CLEU CO. 20 Maiden Lana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

7RE CANAL STREET, MEAN vAkICK-W. Il. VA
Luz NOfE'S CRATE and fender kitchen rauge, summe
range and stove wa-eroom. We have large assortment
the above named articles for sae reasonable term
Crates and ranges SET repaired and lined Lined ewe
ors ard brass ounders furnaces built doora line
with eoAp stone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

VKndNnws EnWH0 GHKN0AL BArHs-PROf
VsGnsa Ne diasoverN Of NE process extracting n
ali fron he hpDaa body, at TO Broadway fhess -
no only srsAs meeas medicines from e human syste bu
are peculiarly ecaoaons In relieving 0ss sssrfnx Aum
rAer mAusm, eout urskc pAina weatne, Tacos
OF hnbe- D. Tha ProfsaaW hmssH avns hs undlytds
attention paasna- Special dsoarment 6r adksa fheoev
OpAnSd 70 a1dsot, d ~ BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

INSTRUCTION.
1901. Er. Dol sRAR SOC broadway. being assssed by
ACCOMPLISHED practical b0okkeeper guarantees o qualify
students for head bookkeepers In any establishment Mr.
and trembling from any hand In one week.
A WIDOW LADY, OF GOOD EDUCATION AID GEN
"a address, would give instruction in Eng h French
music attend store make terse useful in
mental. Address, for three days Widow, Herald office
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN BooKKEIPING. BIZ
ID doqb entr and cC%msrp s sr1meae given pupil
address to 7. GOODWIN. 5g six.h svenrs.
CERMAN, FRENCH, ITALIAN LANGUAGES, 40
" thorough kDow'edged the German language, box
eepDg and atbmec may be obtained in the sh,res, posi-
eut Italian gentleman. Terms moderate.
NrAyIGATION IMPORTANT 10 YOUNG MEN GOING
IN 10 seA-1ha above science taught at HONS nautical
beme by JAS b. BkowSLoW a pracsioa nsy,g ror Those
hing obstruction requested 10 cell and arain The
terms. Private instruction when required
CLOTHING, &C.
T,i0fniNa~LADIEs or dHEILKnH HAvfEd Any
u 70 dispose receive FIR price BY sending y
sore 10. IL Laureoa Street. Canal o. No 50 Wea
Broadway lssr by posa Ladies asaded By Mrs Qoha
SNIrH BROTHERS on. r.r.
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
Nos- in and 40 Fulton street
The prize Is ma.ssd On oil NE gcS N PAN asnsss
LIZ and lao Fulton II esn
il SMITH BRoYHKRs, ia and 40 FULTON strsss, \. Z.
Manufacturers Of Gre clothes,
beaver po and felt cloths which ey have now hAsd
Gasnplss fther fre coats be At their storea
SMITH BRofHKRs. inan leo Fulton ssresl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04

uOk NORFOLK AND RICHMOND.-raE UNITED
states Mail Steamship ROANOKE, Captain 7homs
skinner will for the above places, Saturday April
O'clock p. M, from pier Is North river She viii
Norfolk Sunday afternoon and at Rchm0 Mon
Passengers for the South will seed without
delay by Great Ma Line TO Char estou augusta
rsh sc. Travellers viii find this the cheapes,
and most expeditions route Passage and fare, inc udnS
sasroor 70 Norfolk, -; TO Pe'ersbrg and Rchmond 80
broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-04
HELL, WANTED.

WAiTED-A SMART. ACrIvE YOUNG LADY TO AT
tsnd store, also ono Q cut snd Trim oseerns With
Know edge o. cutting and fitting having
re cApAbly &C., may apply It 5e9 Broatwsy
before A NJ or after p. M.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28
GOD BLESS LITTLE MARYLAND.

The Baltimore Patriot justly exults over the
triumph in Maryla and claims for her the title
of the Banner State Of Conservatism. 1t says:
eff large proportion of the members of the
Confederation have not been governed by princi-
pies equally lofty, but have been swayed Aither
and thther by passion or by preiudsces, or by the
low Of Office; or by spurious philanthropy; we,
here, at least, have proved faithful TO what we be-
lsved 10 be the true interests Of the Republic and
TO the statesman Of whose administrative ability
and ell embracing patriotism even his political
enemies have expressed the highest admiration
Numerically the weakest of the three parties
IN the field, we still hold that the American Union
party is yet morally the strongest, because 1t alone
stands squarely on the platform Of the Constitu-
ton, and disdains oil sectional proclyities. II
has lost all "but honor" "but as truth crushed
to earth will rise again." we have no fear that the
party will not rally from this defeat so long as the
compact nucleus in Maryland stands ss all exam
ple and an attraction"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28
! Doort1aI nf fte Qeffp gsso Nnne1fD of Yapoo.

telligcnce, proportionably combined, lie al the basic
Of any fire. and stable government Man has NOR
al nature M well ass mental and i {l6x7be Rot
cultivated. n oonnceilop viii ID Sthck ie & bul
nobsir anSr NJ cd lsmeaaad nltma, lIkq hsAd
wi ~ eyes ia without eAsss As ID b itterslo
relIgi in the !kindrda and connected matters |of
ciyil soiety nsnsec xith the hlnrt and II that Be
not right, they are blind They may rail- learning
and allscience know, have that amount Of dialec
ticl skill as shall enable them to make the worse
appear the better reason, their heads contain libra
ries. and their tonguesbe ns charged with wit as
the whie-capred clouds with lightning; and yet al
eEpeliepoc and ohsarvasion prove that they Go not
necessarily see of the true nature and essence q
things What to Others is al plain as the MONDAY
heavens.
Theanaxim is, that honesty ID he best policy,
but an eminent person,ha said. that policy would
not find out. Policy may haze d thousand gifts
ard graces, but it is destitute of the faculties
vision. Take the majority Of men Of honest minds,
of hearts rightly trained and in the right place, who
are conscientious and thoughtful and. though they
'be not very learned. 1t is not difficult to calcuat.
how they will cast their votes on certain questions
for their moral instincts to guide tn Alright
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God
And blessed are these men, for fiey see. by an in
tuition of rightly cultivated reason, what liberty
is, and in what consists the true glory, granoeur
welfare and stabilityof nation-a glory that wins
the admiration and homage of the good and al. the
unprejudiced of mankind; and stability that de-
fes those shocks of evil influence which overturn al
the fairest fabrics of unjust government.
The United States, whose schools pour forth their
hundreds of Thousands Of children, have. in these
youthful armies, ground confidence and pride
which they have in nothing else. If these host
could but be educated Alright the heart and the mind
equally trained with all just dicipline and enl ght
ened with all needed knowledge, instructed too, in
those sacred principles which presided through al
the ages that were spout in laying the founda ton
this great republie--as fair Eden before the ser
pententered its powes-our glory would be ''sucl
as earth saw neyer-such az Heaven stoops dowr
to sees; it would shine forth to all lands our peac,
would continually flow like our wide rivera, and
our prosperity would be permanent and enduring
as the mountain ranges that lift their sublime heights
above The surface of the broad land These multi
tudes would be our best wealth and renown and de
fence. And to them, therefore, the patriot ant
; philanthropist, and the lover of freedom, SHOULD
turn their chief attention and give their principa
labors
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28

4 IMpoRTANr SrArEMKNT SOM n the washinQtoIl
1eter wrjle1 Ii1y eixe9olf III u1cc,of intelligence
" ich NJ cfp llm1dlV credit khkhlis stated with
thk dtmdst postivenels I6is tlidt Buchanan is in
faYof Of anqmisqidn pf Hansaa a. free State
BIZ Ras all alcpg, st4 this duthtrty, held to the
|rIprfiety JIG nbt The 1ccesaig, 81 dis course, and
f1@ fcccnt dmphatie txpressionM public sentiment
onlie dctpotc course or the Pierce Administration
in regard 10 that Territory, makes it Fixed fact in
the policy Of the new government. 1t was deemed
injurious by Mr.. Buchanun's friends to avow this
before the election but now that the election is over
and he is to be the next occupant Of the White House,
there is nohesitation in making it public. and talk
ing about it, and CONTRASTING its effects It the North
and South.--N Y Mirror
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28
Death of n Good NTan.

1t becomes our painful duty to record the |
death of one of cur best citizens and friends !!
JAMES RAIFoRD WEST is no more. He died
on Friday the 2lst inst, at his plantation
in Holmes county, the home Of his late lament
ed mother, Mrs. Parker. For some years Mr.
West bad been valetudinarian, but began to
decline from the time of his mothers death,
which occurred three years ago. About a
year ago, he lost his only son, William. p. West
under most heart-rending circumstances IT.
may be said of Mr.. West after this bereavement.
as it was of Henry the First after the death of
his only son, ''He never smiled again. From
this he declined. apidy and was often during
the last Summer :ncapacitated for business, by
illness. He recovered from time to time and
bis friends hoped he would finally rally andre
gain his broken health and declining energies.
BUTT was wiiled otherwise by Him that doethI
all Things well. About two weeks befors his
death,h e went up to his plhce to attend to some
urgent Business that called him there and was
soon confined to his bed. Mrs. West was i'm
Yazoo City at the time, i'll herself and in atten-
dance upon little daughter that was also I'LL.
saw that he was failing fast and sent for Mrs.
West But alas! She did notget there before
the spirit of her husband had left it's fail tene-
ment of clay! DR.. Treadwell who never left
him from his first confinement till all was over,
thought he might live day or tive. or till Mrs.
West reached him. He lay peaceful and quiet
when all at once that change which one is new
ef mistaken in. passed over him. He went out
like candle without struggle or groan, and
all was peace. Just before he breathed his last
he said to his daughter, Mrs. William P. West
What a beautiful song! hear angels singing
Mr.. West was in the fifty second year of his
age, having been born in Jefferson County in
this State in January 1905. He was buried on
Saturday at Salem grave yard, where Judge and
Mrs. Parker and his beloved and ill-fated son
sleep their last sleep. In the death Of Mr.. Yves,
the poor, the widow and the orphan, have lost
faithful and liberal friend. His heart and bis
purse were ever open to their wants, and long
long will ne be remembered by many who have
enjoyed his bounties and his friendship.
IsSad, silent and many the tears that we shed,
AS the night dew that falls on the grass Ger his
i head, ~
But the night dew that falls, though in silence
4 it weeps,
Shall brighten with verdure the grave where HI
i sleeps,
And the tear that we shed, tho in silence i
4 rolls,
Will long keep his memory green in our souls
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28
Are We to have LaudcrdaIc!

Ours readers arc aware that at the last sess-
ion of the Legislature, an Infamous attempt was
made by the dominant party to attach to this Con-
gressonal District, the county of Lauderdale over
whelming Democratic, in order to take vengeance
on our people for daring to throw Col Singleton
overheard, and place in his stead the gallant and
chivalrous gentleman who succeeded him, the Hon.
w. A. Lake; and with the further purpose OF
guarding against the possibility Of the election Of
an American Representative to Congress from
the State Of Mississippi. rhe scheme designed to
disfranchise more than twenty-five thousand FREE
men, actually found warm supporters in the Leg
islature; and one of the unterrifcd boldly pro-
claimed in debate upon the bill, that its object
was solely for the purpose of rendering the cleo
tion Of any other than Democrat, next to i'm
possible.
AS is remembered, the bill failed 10 pass the
Senate and will be called up at this session, and
renewed efforts will be made to secure its pas
sage.
We trust that the Senate will stand firm against
this attempted Oatrage upor this District, which
we believe is looked upon with disgust by the
people throughout the State, as on aaprincipleJ
and wanton movement that looks not to the well
fare Of the people, but is the Invention Of political
wire workers and demagogues, who arc looking
out for place and power, and for the sioaves ant
6shes caring nothing for the trae interests Of tho
people, which they have been elected to promote
[vicksburg Times.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28
MARRIED

In Attala County, on the 18th instant, Mr..
Henry M. Coleman. to Miss Emily F. Black.
AT the residence of his Honor. Samuel Moore
in Carrolton, Miss. by the Rev. VIM. Matthews
on Thursday evening. Nov. Is, Thos ]. Hanes
of V.cksburg, % Miss Mary Louisa Howard, Of
the former place.
On the 9th instant at o'clock, A. M. a. the
resideuce4of John H Anderson, Esq, near
Holly Spring, by the Re-. Hery H. Paine.
Mr.. James Nl1zdaueh, Of Tlshemlngo county.
aud Miss LIZZIE Fl Anderson OF Marshall
county.
In New Orleans on the 10th instant by the
Rev. C. S. Hedges, Captain James p. Garlic
ton of Pass Christian Miss, to Mrs. Mary A.
Dupey Of Louisville KY.
At the residence ofWm. r. Elliston, ESQ.,,
in Nashville. Tenn, on Wednesday the 9th
November, by Rev L. P. Huston, D. D., Hen
ny Graft, Esq, Of Holly Springs, Mississippi. to
Miss Ella DR. Boddie, daughter Of the late Elijah
Bodde of Sumner county, Temp.