davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02

OFFICIAL DIGNITY. We have neg
lected returning our thanks to the gallant Board
ofTown Council, for re-electing us to the high,
andpro6table position of Cry PRINTER. We
have held the Office for six years, and are viii.
ling to acknowledge that possibly we are little
spoiled, by such evidences Of our great popular
ity. Before we were elected to this Office, we
used to believe in the doctrine of rotation; we
still believe init but with dference-we now
desire to rotate from one term to another, and
should feel il terrible Infringement on our
vested rights, we should be deprived of Office.
Our paper Is now the Official Organ OF the
City and County OF Yazoo--the Board of Police
at It's first meeting after their late election hav-
ing chosen US Printer to the County. Besides
these claims upon responsibility, we trust we
make first rate American paper, and are en-
titled to the continued support which we ssk
at the hands OF all true Americans. II will
be remembered that ours was the first paper in
Mississippi, that advocated the principles o. the
Know Nothing party. As early as January
1854 we came out with strong Native Ameri
can, anti Roman paper. We were then alone
in the Southinthe advocacy Ofthose principles
From that time to this,we have never tagged In
our zeal for these glorious and patriotic princi.
Plies. We were the second 70 publish and adopt
the arst Philadelphia platform--the Jackson
Mercury got Che copy one week ahead Of u.s.
and onthas platform. or The second, or with o.
without platform, this paper will always b
NArvE AnERicAs and AxrI-RoNAx. whether
we live Or die, siuk Or swim" in their adso
snsy,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1856.

T Thanks to the polite officers Of
the steamer CREOLE for newspaper favors.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02

ODD-FELL ows' CELEBRATION. - Last
Saturday, the 26th of April, the Odd Fellows
of this place, celebrated the anniversary of the
founding Of their Orders The day was propi-
tious, and fine band Of music enlivencd the
ceremonies of the day. AT eleven O'Clock, the
processic entered the Baptist Church, where
agoodly number of citizens, and among them
fair proportion of ladies'. aw aited their arrival.
After the performance of fine piece of music
by the Yazoo Brass Band, our talented young
townsman, Mr.. Robert Bowman, who was the
chosen orator of the day, delivered in his usual
happy style, most excellent address, which
was listened to with deep interest, even by those
not initiated into the mysteries of the Order.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02

TENsEssEE.--We learn by the Tennessee pa
pers that the American party has achieved the
most signal victories il the rece nj elections for
sherifs and county clerks in that State. We
are authorized by an intelligent Tennesseean to
state that the. American party y Is per cent,
stronger to day than it was in August last
[American Organ.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02

Gin Stand Improvement.
r HAVE become interested in the Fultz
l. Improvement on the Cotton Gin, for the
counties of Yazoo and Madison. Orders IeR
at the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed Ii
me will meet prompt attention.
Feb. 29:4I;kf THOMAS OLIVER.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-02

largoSrZ8<yoI Sderedffs aC q 154.zSS on the
San Juan river called Serapqui, and although
seven of them ran away at the first fire, the
other ten remained ard achieved complete
victory. This has raised the spirits the
Walker party, and it is still thought by them
that he will rally his forces and come out right
side up. He evidently possesses a hold upon
his followers that Is lot to be shaken by ordina-
ry circumstances.
The last intelligence we have from Walker,
is, that he was at the head Of about 700 men,,
and was at or near Virgin Bay, with the inten-
ton Of meeting the Costa Ricans. who were
reported to be on march into Nicaragua.
Col. Parker H. French, the late Minister to
the United States, came down the river few
days since, in high dudgeon with Walker, and
chartered schooner to convey him to Aspin-
wall He took with him the type and other
printing materials which he recently purchased
in New Orleans, and was accompanied by Geo.
Wilkes, Of National Police Gazette celebrity.
The nature Of the quarrel between him and
Gen. Walker has not transpired.
At is rumored here that the. States of Hondu-
ras, San Salvador and Guatemala are preparing
their forces to invade Nicaragua, and cooperate
with the Costa Ricans, but / can hear of lao re-
liable ground for the assertion.
L lLaAMO0E IN VIEW IOhks - nc x1lOduy
Statesman says that most universally it is fact
that wherever the Americans were overborne
in the late elections in New York, it was effect.
ed by the united forces of Democrats and
| Republicans" 1t adds the following cheering
news.
| To the close observer, the fact is apparent
as the unclouded sun ut noon-day, that tn.
American party will carry the Empire State
next fall. There is no earthly power that car
prevent its having large plurality if not cleal
majority. in the State To nobody is this Sc
apparent as to the Republicans and Democrats
While 10 them it is a fact disheartening ant
chilling, to Americans 1t is fall of hope and wei
calculated to inspire confidence and renewet
energy for the good cause.
|
Mr.. BUcHANAN's OPINION OF THE MIssouR
CoMPRoMIsE.-"f regard this Compromise. con
sidering the exciting and the alarming circum
stances under which it was made, and the dan
gers to the existence of the Union which it ha'
removed, to be almost as sacred as Constitu
tional provision"
TENsEssEE.-We learn by the Tennessee pa
pers that the American party has achieve th
most signal victories il the rece mt elections 70
sheriffs and county clerks in that State w
are authorized by an intelligent Tennesseean
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25
NEW MUSIC STORE.

Melodeons Melodeons
HAVE Just received from the large and splendid
Mgiot!r"ns the ceiehrn:ad mauufactory Of
Hughes Hale, of Phad, lphia, carart NeeliaIn Co..
OF New York. consisting of the following kinds which, for
finish, ;ens and durability, canGos be surpassed:
/ IL do do EsOuhoir do double
do 80 do do
Aso-tle Organ stylea splendid instrument with four
stops and highly ornamental suitable either for churches or
parIor.
N=ssrs Hughes & Hale receives! two silver medals
FROM TIE Franklin Intnte te un!y awarded by
that Association. The Institute has also awarded
premium at their late exhibition held in Baltimore An
OF the certificate from William Norris Ese.,
chairman OF the jury Nscal instruments. will show that
they superior the Instruments which received the prize
tis Worlds Pair !e!t III the Cry sta Palace. Arrangements
have been mase By with she manufacturers, BY which
ttse instruments be sold loE by by Tie
flctrcrS Without ;he additional risk OF transportation. Ev
cry Instrument sold by is warranted one year.
In connection with tie above, have large stock Of
steal sraeni, consisting IN part Of Vi1ns, Guitars Ham
ios T4iahorines, Fai" AcsOrecns, Flutes, Fife Fiae
lets, etc.
Meeons ssrnPhines' and all kinds Of reed instruments
repaired, and Eiusical Instruments generally. at
T. CartvrIght's
Cutlery. Variety and l7HHic store;
hec43. l25 Main ST.. Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25
GOING NORTH

GOING sorrH-The slOA Train will connect at San San
Iusky Morning from Toledo; at Monrnevie with
Chicago Express tc Southern Division of T. Roads at
shelby Junction wish Cincinnati Express from CevG and at
Mansfield with Day Express frnm Pittsburgh and at
Newark and West Trains the Central Ohio
Railroad.
The 3sO r. NJ. will at s"ndnsky with steam
Detroit; Monrucve with western Train
G. r R. n: Shelby Junction at 5.eI P NJ With the Mail
L. c. for Columbus 4 Cinctnnati; at Mans
Junction P. ". with Fast train on o. 4 P R. r.
for Pittsburgh and at and West Night
Trains Central Ohio r. Il.
GOING NORTI-Tlle 9'4G Train viii make close con
with Mall Train from Belair on c. o. r.
r. Mansfield Junction with Exqress for Pittsburgh at
shelby with Cincinnati Express Tor
Cleveland, Buffalo York, and MOnroevile with
SiaI Train G. i. 7. road Toledo Chicago. &c.
2-IO will Newark with Express from
the East Genital Ohio R0at at Mansfield LHneton with
Fast Pittsburgh; Shelby Junction at S'9l
with Cincinnati for Cleveland; asMonroevlle with Night
Express for Toledo and Chicago, and at s"nusSy with tue
j. Il. ROBINSON, Supt.
sandusky, Aug. A. 1855. sep1S-tf
AMERICAN AND WESTERN
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES LINE OF BOATS.
l.cnVe CIeVeImn Dnily for
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE x SHEBONGAN!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

RALPu srox:. ". D.
JoxAS \. MTrr, il. D.
CYhrS KINGSLEY, ". D.
WN. D. AuSTIS. VI. D.
ORSIu.E CPsoS, II. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

y c,-,er Of Main and Quincy streets
0FFlCL-lyS,,,rsp ya,rspce from Quincy st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

a General Assortment
or Drugs Aedictnes Paints, Ols TaTnishes, Dyestnas
" Brusles, Notions, etc, always hand the
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25
SandusRy, Mansfield 8. Newark
RAILROAD
I sszzt8 :I. 94
Change Of Time.

ON and after Tuesday. Aug 1850, until further notice,
Trains sill be follows Saturdays GxcSptet:)
GOING SOUTH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

-. ..... =
F0F Fun Course AZ Lddties DepzEtate1t. ~
TIME pROPRIETORS take great pleasure IN expressing
i theIr thanks for the gratifying and sac
which the Of their Institution since
Capital and Stinlats them TO
exestlShs 10 meet the most elCft1t the
increasing t0r = FicttS4ts HHq
lsfctntIs truttag Tie grtAs practical
experience Principal, in heavy Banking and CONNER
cial Houses by educated and accomplished gene
en has lin to bring TO degree OF perfection
system COUNTING ROOM Instruction. bv exercises,
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
student, ts process is drilled at the DESK adSrsd-
y step step Until he has mastered the whole routine
Accountants duties ns thoroughly as soEgA he had
aerrsCf upren'ieeil an kErOs Commercial
HOu4s; and titus all aukSaneSs .aeFing, aud esregOus
bIulders are, In great measure, dtSsPated
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants, also secured TIE services Of Of the
eminent Lecturers in oh!o to lecture on commercial
topics.
here but it embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
its Scientific Princpleecturcs upon Commercial History,
and History Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics % Trade. Part
nerShp, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

B. MARSH has this day associated him 81 way
man. for the purpose OF ransactng the wholesale ana
retail Root and Shoe business the old 1ars
No 3S Monroe street, next door to Greer, OFT Co.,
the irln Of MARSH 4 W.AYSIA6,
July lst 1855. fu 80
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

- NEW GOODS.
APANSED Plate Warmers, sLs te and extra quality
- Heart BrOom$;
German willow Clothes Baskets;
L0 do Hampers;
School Baskets OF all sizes;
Market do asst sizes and extra quality;
Prrnch Travelling Baskets
Cutlery Of all EntIs;
Waters and Bread and Fruit Trays;
Together with endless variety Of Housekeeping Goods
this day opening at the store Of WM- HEnCRS,
feS Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25
see j I..A. NEO Us.
OMME.tAiIAI1 COI.IIEGE.

TERMS &
For Full COu+Se fHcludiRg aR DspGrfst&atsof Book
EsePiRs Lectures Gtls RtlJafRsSip, fEedritl6Sy in
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-25

iss Faa course Il Iaails .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
The Old Serpent in a New Skin.


We learn from the Richmond Enquirer that the
Know Nothings of Virginia have again changed
their tactics, and have organized in that State under
a new name, that of The american League" They
have full set of officers of the Grand League"
which is composed of delegates representing each
subo, dinate League. These subordinate Leagues
are being established in all parts of the State-the
only test of membership being" Is he active, un-
firing, and devoted to the cause?" County, city,
and town and ward Leagues are provided for; and
every member is to operate in secret to list voters
raise funds and to act spy upon his neighbors.
All this is be done to advance the election of Fill
more and Donelson, and thus secure the Offices to
these hungry and inscriptions cormorants.
A similar movement is no doubt on foot in this
State. We solemnly warn all honest and upright
citizens against it. 1t is the old serpent of Know
Nothngism in a new skin.
The greatest curse which has ever fallen on this
country is ABOLITIONISM; and the next greatest
is KNOW NOTHINGISM.
Let every Democrat and every honest man be
upon the alert. The enemies of the people and the
betrayers and violators of the Constitution of the
country, are never idle. The price OF liberty is
eternal vigilence"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09

The CRops.-That the corn crop is ruined in this
region is painful but truthful reflection. The gar
dens are literally burned up and the shade trees
dying as if struck by a plague.-The drought has
been the most excessive both IN intensity and dura.
that has been experienced in many years, if indeed
it has ever been equaled. Nor is it confined to
locality or State. As far South as Alabama and
as far North New York. the complaint is the same,
and the results alike dep'orable. Streams and mill
ponds are dried up in ali directions and it is equally
difficult for man to procure meal or animals to get
water. ....1
On Friday and Saturday we had light showers at
this place and on Saturday night, commencing be-
tween 10 and II o'clock, we had 4 severe thunder
storm and the heaviest rain that has fallen for
eral months. We fear much of what good corn
there is has been injured by the storm, still the cop
ious rain that fell will more than compensate for any
injuries sustained by the winds. We hope to hear
that the rain Of Saturday night extended oil over
the parched region. Colds. Tribune.
We have recently had refreshing rains in this
section, but not enough. The crops, however, have
considerably improved.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
mr.. cLoProN, OF ALABAMA WILL. VISIT

nR. CLOPTON, OF ALABA1A,sWIIL. VISIT
II Raleigh on the 18th of August He would ba elsd to
all that afflicted with Asth. diseases ,hrO.
Scroua Cancers and all diseases Of the Skin He would
refer those afflicted with Asthma, 70 Mr.. james Craig
Rdgeway, c. Mr. Craig had passed ressies. nights for
the last ten years but since using Dr. Ckpt0n smedss
be has had return of the asthma. and is
health though his physicians had for years gven him up
as hopeless case. & ~
PINE HALL, Stokes Co, n. c., Jaus 90, 1855.
De. CLoProN: feel it my duty TO let the world know
the good effects of your invaluable mcdrpes 10 my cas
will now give you history Of my ease. When quits
young attacked with inflammation Of my eyes. The
best physicians in the country were called sxhaas
ted their skill without giving any relief In few years
the disease developed itself my face in the form ssro
ulous The physicians were called ip again bat
the disease resisted all their remedies, unIl Ieoane sef
ously alarmed. Ny fends 6sa advised me q ~ shs
fair trial. and returned home caring there ives 40 purs f
but months after Imet With DR. n Co.
lumba, S. G., and procured prescription from
turned home and sfter using lis msdicinn afsg .ss
the disease seemed to be entirely remoyeG and now ~
perfectly free from anything lie scrofs!.- These
with Scrvfula would do well to DR. CtoptenK
as my considered almost hoPelss. "a,
ted all other treatment. ...ss.
July 30, 1856. ~ ..sfss s. 3fsyrsv<;:
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
theo official returns may ifess ths rssa Bsseg 3.
gained some 10 votss. 81 the County. Sc s.
Truly yours, &c.s

the official returns may Affect the rselN sBt4&g k1g
gained some 70 votss 81 the County. 6 9
Truly yours, 70.
GuilfofdCountY.
For Governor, Bragg 572, Gilmer 2,0sl-a gain
of S72 for Gilmer. This is the County in which
Mr. Gilmer resides. Ralph Gorrell, K. N. elected
to the Senate without opposition. Commons, d. F.
Caldwell 1897, Ogborn 9sl, Scott 1s72-al K. Ms.
Winborn K. N. reelected Sheriff.
Gains for Bragg in Davidson.
A friend writes us rs follows, from Lexington, at
O'Clock p. NJ. Aug 7th: "The vote for Governor
at this box is just counted Bragg has gained here
about 80 votes, and learn just now that he has
made gain of so more at another box. The cars
are coming, and must close'
Good News from Rowan.
Two precincts in Rowan-Salisbury and Morgan's
heard FROM Bragg had gained 70 votes. Col
Robards bad gained over Ramsay, K. NJ, for the
Senate, 40 votes 1t is believed that COL Robards
is elected to the Senate, and that Walton and Hail.
Dems are elected to the Commons. If so, Dem
ocratic gain of one in the Legislature.
Warren County.
Warren County gives Bragg $40, Gilmer 1914
gain of lS2 for Bragg. William Eaton, Dem, cleo.
ted to the Senate, and W. A. Jenkins and Dr. Pitch
ford, Denis, to the Commons. Jones, DEM, elected
Sheriff.
Franklin County.
Bragg IA, Gilmer Sa4-a gain for Bragg of SO.
Philemon Hawkins, Dem, elected to the Senate and
DR.. L. A. Jeffreys, Dem, to the Commons. Wash
ington Harris, Dem, reelected Sheriff
Sampson County.
Bragg 9s7, GiImer 5O4-gain of 222 for Bragg.
Il
Thomas I. Faison 2sl. Commons, .. P. White,
Dem, $50; j. NJ. Mosely. Dem, 756 Geo. H. Daugh-
try 7l2. White and Mosely elected. G. w. Crump-
Ter, Dem. elected Sheriff.
Granville Gloriously Redeemed!
We learn that Braggs majority in Granville is
l6O, and that the entire Democratic ticket for the
Legislature is elected. Gain of one member. Sc.
venty gain for Bragg J. H. Gooch, DEM, re.elec.
ted Sheriff by 800 majority
New Hanover.
Bragg's majority in New Hanaver is 950-a gain
Of 265. No further news.
Columbus.
Braggs majority s76-gain of 60 for Bragg.
Brunswick.
Gilmer's majority S9-gain for Gilmer of lO6.-
Thos d. Mears, K. N. elected to the Commons De-
mocratc loss.
Northampton.
Bragg's majority about 25O-gain Of 100 fol
Bragg. Entire Democratic ticket for the Legisla.
ture elected.
Halifax.
Returns not full, but Bragg has gained largely
Vote between Whitaker, Dem. and Virgins, K. N
for the Senate, very close. William Hill and j. w
johnson, Dems elected to the Commons over Smith
and Brickell, K. Ms. Democratic gain of two mem
bers.
Chatham Redeemed!
The whole Democrs tic ticket elected to the Legis
lature, and gain for Bragg Haughton is defeated
Nine cheers for Chatham!
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09

WHITE SULPHUR SPRMGs-A correspondent of
the Richmond Enquirer, writing from Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs, and describing various per-
sons there, says:
"The gentleman just entering is Gen. H of Raleigh,
North Carolina. An unmsakable ardor and glow of tenn
in his deep eyes and expressive face but tits
ardor restrained and kept subsection by will and char
acter stronger than itself He presents, think, fine
specimen Of the true Southern gentleman The lady by
valid who has visited the White Sulphur for the benefit Of
its There such suavty in all her looks and words
this sweetness is part of herself which she mpars
the ripe fruit rewards with sweetness the ring bee su
fsing it about her sweet plants SHE'D their perfume
The bland countenance in the door way is Judge E.
of Carona-a gentleman whose early elevation is
He is understand the most youthful who has
filled his section the honorable position he enjoys
The lady the door with the bearing Of Princess is
Miss F. Of Raleigh Her lovely liquid eyes, her hair
very darbrown that the universal opinion calls it black
and her air of unconscious queenlness much admired
here"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09

The last "Signa speaking of Mr. Buchanan. and gross
ly disappearing his past record, says: Fremont
self has not hat black past record" Then Of couuse
the Signal prefers the election of Fremont 70 that Of Blu
chanan. Out at last Standard. .
Ipecac and Assafetida. Hard choice! SignGh
Comment is unnecessary. The masses of the peo.
pie, Of both parties, prefer their country to party
but there politicians in the South who would
see the Union destroyed and slave property rend-
cred valueless before they would sink surrender
their party prejudices and hatreds.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
s. Cantwell,s Justice.,

CantWelHS JuStlce.1,
We are indebted to the pu blisher, Mr. Turner of
this City, for copy of this work.
1t is "Swaim's Justice-Revised," by Edward
Cantwell, Esq, LII. B., Counsellor at Law, of this
City; and is intended as A practical Guide to the
laws of the State and the decisions of the Supreme
Court defining the duties and jurisdiction of JUS
tees Of the Peace out of Court under the Revised
Code, 1885, together with full instructions and
numerous Forms and Precedents."
We have examined this work with some care
and we take pleasure in saying that Mr.. Cantwe:l
has performed, in compiling and preparing it, i'm
portant and useful service to the Magistrates and
people of the State. Justices of the Peace will in.
deed find it, not merely a "practical" but an al
most indispensable Guide " in the performance of
their responsible and SO often uurequited duties;
while members of the bar and others, interested in
the law, will be aided in very manv instances by the
leases cited and the forms and precedents which
are given.
The work will no doubt have as it deserves, q
very general circulation. 1t is neatly printed, and
is bound in good style.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
Io,co Ezectso,J.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Aug. 1.-the election IN this
State yesterday was for Congressional Reprsssntat
tives, 0wo) Secretary Of State, Auditor measures,
Attorney General, Legislature and county officers =
The returns 30 far received are very msagre, Scott
county gives $50 republican majority; Auscatins
about $50, and jackson 100 republican majQritI,
Desmoines county also gives srepublcan majority.
being considerable gains as compared with the slec-
ton Of 1854 when Grimes for Governor, waa elected
by 1900 majority over Bates the Democratic candi-
date There are but two psftiesin the present con-
test in lowa-repablican and apti.republiean.1
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
Re. Election of Ae..r.. BROOK. and s Ks;ss.

COLUMBIA, July 31.-Mr. Brooks received 1900
votes at the recent election in his district Six hun,
dred dollars were also contributed towards the pay-
ment Of the fine imposed upon him for the assault
on Senator Sumner The Governor sent the Ger.
tiicates of the reelection Of Messrs. Brooks and
Keitt in advance. The vote for Mr.. Keitt was also
large. =
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-08-09
Dl e D.,

In New York City, on the LIST inst, Miss Mary Ann
City aged IL years Her suerings very CREST but
she bore them with ortitude and resignatons and died
with full assurance of blissful immortality. She was
brought to this City for nterment. s5s f{6-