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Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
ONE OF THE 1IosT FItEeaEETREJE.

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tion restored to health in less than month by
HR. WEBBER'S INVIG0RAYfNG CORDIAL
T f. F. Horton of San jose, do heIeby certify tia
my brother James has been Tor IL months declining In
health. before which time he had two or three at
tacks of chi4s, fever and ague. Many said that he
was IN a decline, he had become elnaciated and
weak in his limbs and body appetite. he had none ;
he could sleep but little at nights and from painful
forebodings he seemed to feel myself and sister
fearful of his recovery. Drs. Parey an IIeathcote
said that nothing but change of climate would help
him together with the aid Of sen voyage. would
here state that nothing but wish to help my fellow
creatures would induce IN to publish thfs.5 Twas per-
suaded by a friend to try Dr. Webbers Cordial. can
only say for that he has used up to this time three
bottles and is almost strong healthy young man; his
appetite is good and his sleep quiet and refreshing
in fact he is all but in full health.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
DR.. Pareiras'
Great Italian Remedy.

FOR THE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE OF DISEASES PRI
vATE NATURE, NO MATTER HOW LONG STANDING, WITH
OUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECT TO THE SYSTEM, OR
ANY CHANGE OF DIET.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
TOWN ORDINANCES.
Ordinance Ne,

iD Wra1ance IN me fixing the time and place of mec,
Ing ol tEe Board of Trustees of the Town nf '
IT, Grass Valley
a1 a. poa5d OF Trustees of the Town of Grass Vol
regular meetings of the Board shall be bAd =,
on a1 lhuTe1 Street, ats o'clock, P NJ. OOi mousse
adopted, March 10, 1856.
Attest c. ZENAS WHEELER, President
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
T.is !. the most blessed Continuation

This is the most blessed Combination
of Curauves ever concOcted by man it to suit
every constitution, and age 1t acts the scyte
the sanguiferous principle of man so many physi-
clans clergymen and citizens have publicly testified
to its merits that only the ignorant sceptc doubt
its extraordinary properties for curing all diseases Of
he nerves Dyspepsia, Trembling. Wakefulness Ague.,
Fever Debility, Barrennes Chiiis Tic Dolereaux Fe
using the most extravagant language in its praise
It seems to send an electric food of strength and am
nation to She torpid mind and body 1t is neryine'
II ~ soM-Price s5, or two for SS-only at 164,
IBiua l64) Washington street, San Francisco
Sold In Sacramento, by Howard 4 Co corner OF >
9Th streets, and corner OF x End streets. 81 II
~GANO0 6yress rrcuptly ATTENDED 70
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12

CAPTAIN Meakin OF the ship Eureka, says: ''Your
Flixer seemed tn re-animate and after months OF
weakness and imbecility, caused by and indu
gence. it seemed to renew the poetry and exuber-
ance of youth.
A lady writing, exclaims ''You may well call your
Elixir blessed remedy it has been indeed so to
for from an ndenable weakness suffered for months
It has given me strength spirits and health"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
Ordinance, No. III.
DUTIES nF THE M.nsu .

DeHHIHg Ine uutleS OF Town Officers end e..- A., :
amount of their several Bonds N'ls Inc
Ihe Trustees of the Town of Grass TaIIev do o-,..
Grass Valley telegraph., 1856-02-12
To sick Miners, and all suffering
Bad health, whether from Dis
ease, Climate or Debauchery.
FEanhOO lin his Prime.

EAstHEIUV
Those Who from whatever cause suffer loss o.
strength spirits annlation memory mental powers.
have as it we're life and feeling infused into them
bv its electric power.
The Dyspeptic, the invalid, the Weak,
are benefited after one two days of it while
those with loss of spirits, hngour dullness ami
depression experience feeling of exhileraton and
pleasure.
ssThiS was my feeling exhaustion want OF
strength torpor of all my naturaltunctions, without
appetite Suinaton or spirits was truly pitiable
object ytil aftet taking two bottles of DR.. Webbers
hrkOrAting Cordial, which revived, strengthened
end made feel nov Mas. feel It my duty to beg
all who ere aHaieNd @ Try ~"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
From the American Organ.l
You Don't Say So?

The Pennsylvania of Monday week, in refef-
ing to The primary elections, to be held ID Phih-
delphia, for delegates to Democratic Convcn-
ton in that city, called for the purpose Of making
nominations Of Democratic candidates, makes use
of this very remarkable language. Its,ys
"The two prominent causes which led to the or.
ganization of the Native party, and gave it great
strength, were the placing of candidates in nomi-
nation who possessed no one prerequisite for Of
flee, and the indignation occasioned by the NOV.
ing Of large gangs Of unnaturalized persons from
poll to pof to rob, by their votes, competent cti-
zens Of their rights. The latter evil, we regret
to say, still exists. We have been Informed that
it is the intention Of few depraved and worthless
members of the Democratic party, to practice this
great outrage at some of the polls tonight. If
such great wrong be attempted. It should be
resisted at every hazzard. The Democratic par
ty cannot be kept intact, if the legal voters at
tached to it to have their votes rendered nuga-
tory by the introduction of fraudulent tickets in
| to the boxes, voted by aliens. We should
have honesty at our primary elections, and wher-
ever an alien attempts to vote he should be pros.
ecuted on the charge Of melting to breach Of the
peace. We hope that all good Democrats will
resent the degradation that must attach to our
party, if unnaturaized voters attempt to control
our delegate elections
Isn't this rich! And it comes from the big
anti American gun of the Buchanan Democracy
of Pensylvania-the paper so long controlled by
one John w. Forney the paper now ostensibl,
sustaining the claims of the Hon. james Buchan
an for nomination at the forthcoming Cin"inna
Convention! ave should haze honesty al our pr,
mary elections" quoth the Pennsylvania; We
must not cheat each other, says the I'ennsylva
nian. but only cheat the Americans!
Honesty among thieves" is an old maxim. ant
we are not dispose to doubt the propriety of it
adoption by the anti-American, pseudo Democi at
} ic party. But why is it that the Buchanan me-
are now preaching Americanism, by unfolding tn
evils resulting from the Introduction Of fraudu
lent tickets into the ballot-box voted by aliens!
!. Why, it is their or that is gored by the foreis
OF! Let us lock az the condition Of this quarrel
Mr.. Buchanan, in 1915, delivered an Grafton a
Lancaster city, Pennsylvania, in which he said
: Above al, We ought to drive from our shore
foreign influence and cherish exclusive America
; feeling. Foreign influence has been in every az
/, the curse of Republics-her jaundiced eye SCI
/; everything in false coors. The thick atmosphei
: Of prejudice by which she 10 ever surrounded, e.
;, Guiding from her sight the light of reasoD."
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE AT HER
rASDo.--We are pleased to learn that this In
stitution is under the control of our old time
and well esteemed friend, he Rev. w. c.
Crane, and is in a very prosperous condition
The cars now run from Memphis to Hern ando'
Persons wishing to take their daughters and
wards to this exc client institution, can DO &C
with increased facility and ease. In another
column will be found description of the frs
train that went through to fernando. w
congratulate the citizens OF North Mississippi
epon their industry and public spirit, and hop'
the people Of the South and central portion
OF Mississippi. will follow their example.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
AmbrOtyDeS.
READ! READ! READ!!!

T'HOSE wishing one of Gurneys world
l. renowned pictures will call at the earliest
opportunity. as his stay in Yazoo City, is only
limited to two weeks.
With his Mammo h Instrument inn ressions
are obtained that aston ish even the Initiated
II the Photographic art.
Quincy has no rival in taking the immortal
never fading Ambro ype.
Pictures taken iu all kinds Of weather from
one to ten seconds Ladies and G tntlemer
are respectfully invited to call and examine
hfs work.
Instructions givenin the art.
Ro, ms in the old Odd Fellows Hall, owe
Mr. Wilson JeweIry store
Yazoo City, may Is 52-tf
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
Kansas MEEr1re.-A Kansas me

KANSAS MEETINe.-A Kansas meet
ing to be held at the Court house, at this place,
IL called on the 26th inst, the first day Of our
Circuit Court. We hope there will be full
attendance. The subject Of encouraging emf
grafton to Kansas, is creating great interest
throughout the South, and justly too. The on
" way to keep abotiouists from having pre-
pondersnce in Kansas, is 10 gil II up with South.
ern men. Several young men have already
gone from this county, some Of whom have
written back very Hattering accounts of theil
prospects.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

WATCHES AND JEwELRY-KLEIN &
BRo. VIcKsBURG.-See new advertisement Of
Klein g. Bro, Vicksburg. They have one Of
the finest establishments in the Jewelry line in
the 8 nth. We recently paid them call, and
were shown several sets Of diamonds of their
own getting up, which were chaste and beauti-
iul. They have also. full supply of silver
plate and ever thing usually kept by Merchants
In their line. Gull and see them.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

g9- The Washington Sentinel says: 'sIf it is
The purpose of the Cincinnati Convention to build
up and Consolidate Black Republicansm, there is
then fitness 10 the nomination of Gen. Pier, e.
for it he that breathed into life that treason.
able party-it was he that disni sed the sentinels
of Democracy all over the Free States, and put
in their places men recruited from the ranks of the
enemy" Recollect that this is not the Ia guage
of whg Or A nerican, but Of Democratic Jour.
nal
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
COOPER'S " ELL.


GlTUA TED IN H,nae county, Miss.. forty uiles
~ from v,skx6 railroad i Raymond,
within four ml nts BY stage. =,
This noted 'lace. for the cure =, OF
Chronic nsn D bsia. Droass, GEasei d.
abeie rosie. General DEBILITY, &c.,.is now
oper iol the reeepe i'm Of visitors
INMAN WILLIAMS. "rpfietor.
= Charges-BoarJ per month $40, per Wees III.
IN. 3. tits well k1cwn that the yellow fever
was prevalent here las. fill, evidently hr ught
here BY essons or goods from an iuectsa tis,ist.
Peraons arriving at the Well will be struck with
its elevated location. (siuated in the pine hiIis
aud will fail 70 see any local cause tor fever. RE.
caution has been tsken TO have ths'hedd ng used
on the OCCASION TO nte1 by the resie ent phys-
clan, Dr. ). s. Beaze ey, and burn, in the presence
o. WITNESSES .. and tier certthcates published, a
through r.nsyaI0n Z now gong on ana s's'.oIa
poet, . very largo company tie present season
Ill every sxerlio will Be made 20 render the in'
nab. lconlers able. [n5z-2ns /. M
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
MI A R II lie ID.

By the Rev. w. P. Scott, on Tuesday eve.
ming the 18th inst.at the resd ,nce of the Brills
Mother, Mr.. F. w. BATrAILE, to Miss HENRI
ETA JACKSON, all of this city.
On Tuesday evening the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR.
Thornton, President of Madison College, " D. Ro,
ESQ, Editor of the Southern Sun, to Elizabeth
daughter of the Rey. A. W. Chamblss, Principal o
che Female Seminary at the Castalian Springs.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

DECISION OF THE SUPREME CoURT.-
We understand that the Supreme Court has
affirmed the decisions of the Circuit Court Of
this County of last term, in the cases of Beware
for tho murder Of bis wife, of Cotton Tor the
murder of Smith, and Dick, Henry and Aleck
(slaves) for the murder of their master, Prich
ard. Lynch's case was remanded Tor new
trial
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

Yesterday says the memphis Cagie vi may y
was glorious day for fernando: ior DeSoto, and
saanehs, Mississippi and Tepnesses Railroad: Be
ent, one third OF whom W $780,
in the ueighborhood of fernando, being over
flowed by the rain the day before, kept hundred
away. Many were there from Par ola, and two
trains bore down an immense mass Of living freight
from this city.
IRE first train started at Ct o'clock, and was
crowded to OVERLOOKING. The next was still more
densely packed, and bore the City Guards and
Washington Rifles. Each train, as it arrived at
fernando, was greeted with prolonged shouts.
and other demonstrations of JOY, by the hundreds
who thronged to the depot. The Hessing Band
went down on the second train, and played dl-
ring the day.
Near the depot, which is situated a few hun.
drsd yards east of fernando, platform was erec-
ted in locust grove, preparatory to the ceremo.
ny of GROWING Green of May. The young la.
dies of the Mississippi Female College formed il
procession at the Baptist Church, and were escort
ed to the platform by the BLESSING Band, where
with the usual ceremonies, Miss Matte Cogshill
was daily crowned.
; After that, speeches having reference to th'
railroad were made, by Col. J. F. Trezevant. DR.
. Dockery, Mayor Douglass and Col. Thomas j
Finnie. The dinner was q sort OF picnic re
past spread upon the grass, and was ample TO
other thousands beside those present, and was il
quality all that even an epicure's taste could hav
desired. After the feast, the cars received thei
r burden, and the thousands whonow gathered alon
the track rent the air with their shouts, whic
II were returned with interest by the passengers.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
CourcIr. CHAMBER,


YAzeo CRY, April ID; 1861
AT the first regular meeting of siie Board Of Town
Council of Yazo6 City, Hiram Harrison; Ii b. Kidd
0. W.. Henderson, J. o. Hunter, 3. BoWmdh, r.
Barksdale, II. O. Tyler. and A. j. Collins members
elect, appeared were qualified, and took their seats
The meeting was called to order, and, on motion,
the Board went into election for President which
resulted in the choice of Hiram Harrison.
The bond of the Mayor was presented, and APP
proved, as follows, viz Ayes - Harrison, Kidd,
Henderson, Hunter, Bowman, Barksdaie, Tyler, and
Collins-8. Nays-none.
The Board then proceeded to elect the different
officers, which resulted as follows:
W. B. Richardson, Clerk A. B. johnson, Mar
shall, Assessor and Collector; s. T. Massey, Treasu-
Ter s. L. Osborn, Weigher; N. Royster, Auction
eer; j. M. Armisfead, Attorney A. B. johnson,
Market Master; VIM. s. Wright, Hospital Physi-
clan; /. II. Hunter, Wharf Master Mrs. H. N
Prewett, Printer; P. b. Cook & Co., Druggists +.
Gary, Sexton.
On motion. the Board adjourned TIL Wednesday.
lvth instant.
HIRAM HARRISON, President.
w. B. RICHARDSON CITY Clerk
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

A NEW CHAMPION IN THE AMERICAN
CAUSE. understand that several gentle
men Of the American party, have got up .
subscription and have bought the old Yazoo
Democrat and will bring it out next week as an
advocate Or American principles, and for the
election Of FuAMoRE and DosElsoN. We hail
this Is an Indication OF the prosperity Of the
marty in Yosoo, when its members can afford to
support two papers devoted TO its interest. As
shis Is not only an individual enterprise but in
tended to the advancement Of the American
eanse. ve wish Il success politically .and pecuni-
,rly, $ ar IS does not Interfere with our in
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

A NEW PLANK FOR THE PLATFORM. The Rich
mond Anquirer has been for some time past
quite vehement in it's denunciation of The doc
triie of 'Squatter Sovereignty" the favori.e OF
Gen. Cass. 1t has discovered that the doctrine
If carried out must be destructive of southern in
terests- enabling foreign emigrants and set
tiers from the Free States to shut out of the ter.
ritories most effectually the shareholders and
their property; The Enquirer therefore insists
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
MsW ADVERTISEMENTS .
FAsHYONABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. LACHS late of Vicksburg, woul,
wi respectfully invite the attention of tn
ladies' of Yazoo City and vicini to her new
stock of !. Tllinery. he keeps head dresse,
and caps and makes them to order at the short
est notice. She has permanently located in
Yazoo City, ard will be constantly supplied
from below with the latest styles.
P.S. PInking Tor ladies: founces and man
ties done at the shortest notice. Shop on JEFF
ferson street, two doors below tie Banner f.
fee YaZoo CITY. NAV Is SO IT,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

FsENcH AND ENGLIsH ReJoIcING AT RTcH-
MoND. The Richmond Wing, Of the second
inst, says:
A procession Of French and English resi-
dents ins rrhed through on. streets yesterday,
attended by. the Armory band. This demon.
stration was designed q an expression of joy
at the restoratioas Of peace. The tri.color
was the most prominent Gag. One banner
was inscribed I'm honor Of the peace in En-
rope.n and In memory Of those who fell at Sc.
hS1l6I1u| a dItlners viii feasts and speeches
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

U Our good friend W. II. Stevens
Of Vicksburg has received his full stock Of
Summer Goods. Everybody knows that Mr.
Stevens is the cleverest, best man living, and
fits up more well dressed G ntlemen than any
body else. His stock Of Boys clothing is unu.
sually fne. Send the Oges Of your boys, ant
Mr- Stevens will send up fit for them.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

Mr.. FIILaoRR.-A New York despatch, of
the 9th inst. to the Ne bile Register, says:
"Mr. Haven, the late copartner OF Mr. Fill
more in the practice of the law, has written a
tier. in which he denies the report that Mr..
Fillmore has declined the nomination, and says
that he will certainly accept.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

AMBRoTYPEs.-Mr Quincy, the &C
eomplshed AmbrOtype artist, has arrived in our city
sswiIl be seen by reference to ouradvertisng col
umns. We have seen some specimens of his work
and they arc beautiful beautiful. This new art will
eclipse the Daguerrean altogether. Call and see Mr.
Surrey and his pictures at his rooms.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

MAYOR L,wRENcE.-Hand round the name
of Jno. Fl. Lawrence ESQ.,, Of Yazoo City, as
the model Mayor Of the age.
Wadenkind, Dutch shoe maker at the Bluff
city, recently whipped his wife, and thereupor
Mayor Lawrence sentenced him to twenty DAYS
labor on the public streets.--Good Ives, az
Hans would say "oetteras goot.p
Wddenkind, Apunster says that the D1ayoI
"kinder waded into's him. jackson Flag.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
ODD FELLOWS. HALL
DROF. w B. KENDALL will contnenc

DROF. w. B. ENDALL will confluence
i class on Monday the 26th of May.
Mr.. r. will teach the most fashionable dan
bes now in use BY the best eachers. Persons
wishing to join the class will find Subscription
lists at Mr.. s. H. Wilson's Jeweiry Store and
at the Hobson House.
Ladies class GU Mondays and Tuesdays q, 8
O'Clock p M
Gentlemen's class on the same dayg at
O.. lock P M.
Terms, en- do lars Cor fifteen lessons. Chill.
dfens ADM ted Within adults. may Is It
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

SYMPATHY FOR BARNUM.-A very large meet
ing of persons, sympathizing with P. 7. Bar.
Barnum in his recert pecuniary embarrass-
ments, was held on the Sd inst. in Bridgeport,
Connecticut Elk Mayor HubBell presided.
Speeches were mad by Rev. Mr. Boles, and
many Of the most prominent citizens. letter
from Mr.. Barnum was read. anda series sfsym-
pathising resolutions unanimously adopted
En-.
Did they give him any moneyi-[Yazoo Ban.
npr
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

peA- The Democratic State Convention of
Maryland, on LIST instant. by a large majority,
expressed its preference in favor of Mr. Buch-
anan asthe Democratic candidate for the Pres
idency.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

UP Senators Adams and Brown of
the U s Senate, have our thanks for valuable
public documents.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

U The polite officers of the fine
Steamer Creole have our thanks TOR late New
Orleans papers.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

DANoNe.-We are pleased to notice
that Professor Kindall is about to establish a
Dancing Academy In this city, probably to
commence next week.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

U For Council Proceedings, tele-
graphic dispatches and new advertisements, see third
page.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

U See advertisement of Mrs. Lachs
In another column
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

THE TRACT OF LAND LYING ON THE
L Yazoo River, opposite Mr. Ewing's place
near Sa,artia. known by tie name OF the
HUNTERS HOME, consistingo' twenty-one
huudred acres. is offered for sale at bargain.
For full description Of lid land. terms &c.
apply to Mr.. N G.. NYE. or at this Office.
Yazoo CITY. April 4. 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

7s7sssscS puuIdtIng oqualter SOVe-
reignty. 1t will be matter Of some curiosity
to notice how that paper will get over the omis-
uols or the Justification Of this subject.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

BUCHANAN IN New YoRK.-" Toujours," the New
York correspondent of the Louisville Journal, says
Ambassador Buchanan has returned and been
exhibited in the City Hall, where we have had q
kind Of rehearsal for the grand performance ex-
pected to come off at Cincinnati in June. Mr.. B
will then play second fiddle and go through with
some entertaining performances with horn-suct
going in at one end and coming out at the other
Mr. B. has performed the feat so often that danger
ia apprehended"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1856.

~ For telegraphic dispatches see
third page.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
Gin Stand improvement.

r HAVE become interested In the Fultx
: Improvement on the Cotton Gin, for the
counties OF Yazoo and Madison. Ordt RS. feft
at the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed u
me will meet prompt attention.
Feb. 29:4l;kf THOMAS OLIVER
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
Fillmore ia virginia.

RICHMOND, May o.-lhe american Conven-
ton in this State has endorsed the nomination of
Fillmore and Donelson, with great enthusiasm.
The convention condemns the sdhatter sover-
eighty features Of the Kansas Nebraska act, and
declares the democratic party responsible for the
disturbed condition of the country.
BALTIMORE, May.-The municipal election al
Wilmington N. C.. has resulted in the election oil
four Americans to one Democrat.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-While speaking in the
House to-day, Mr.. Giddings of Ohio tainted, and
as soon as he was revived little, was carried to
his Hotel, He afterwards recovered sufficien tly
| to return to the House and conclude his speech
| The bill granting a million and hall acres o
land, to q Raraad was passed.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

Notice.
The firm Of Jackson, Man owe + CO., having
been dissolved on the lst Januery last. by the
death of G o. Jackson, we will hereafter
continue our Dry Goods Business, assisted BY
Mr.. w. w. atchings undsr the name and
style Of C. A. Manldve & Co. We respect
fully solicit from our friends and the public d
continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended. C.. a. MANLOVE,
| Vicksburg may 81 JNO. ID. COBB.