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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28
AMERICAN BANNER.
yA.ZcG CITY:
FRIDAY MORNINGS N
The Union saved by Disunionists

During the last few weeks, says the Augusta
Chronicle and Sentinel, since the indications have
become Stronger that Mr.. Buchanan isto be our
next President, the disunonists are Claiming that
the Union has been saved through their means
that they have in reality bullied the North out. of
the support of Fremont, and driven his followers
to Buchanan. In other words, that Freesoilers
have cast their votes for the candidate of the dis
unionists, and thus elected him. How great
would have been their holy horror, if Mr. Fillmore
had been elected by Freesoil votes!
| These valiant gentlemen, however, deceive them
selves. They have had no hand in the defeat of Ere
mont. The sane men among them, il any such
there are, know verywell that if Mr.. Fillmore had
not divided the North-if the American party
had not stood firmly, bravely and steadily against
the FreesoiI host, Mr.. Buchanan would have been
utterly overwhelmed, in spite of all the govern
ment patronage-all the bribery and corruption
unscrupulously used in his favor. To Mr.. Fill
more and his party, and to them alone, is due the
honor of defeating Fremont. The Freesoil candi-
date would have been at this moment President
elect of the United States, but for the candidacy
Of Fillmore. Not State North Of Mason &
Dixon's line would have voted for Buchanan
The South and the North would haye been sepa
rated by the great gulf Of his election, and nov
these gamblers, who stake the Union upon th
election Of President, would have been for having
"the South set her house in order" as their favor
ite phrase it. M e
We rather think, however, that the scare wa
not as great as they fatter themselves it was. 5
far as we can discover neither the speeches of th
Bombastes Furiosos, or the givings forth of thei
oracular press, seem to have excited anything bu
= ridicule- Indeed, judging from the tone of ii
= Northern press, they seemed to be far less alarm
ed than many of the citizens of the South athoug
many Of the latter had lived through just sue
r storms before, and had seen some of these vel
men going at full speed to disunion and death
bout certain hogsheads OF sugar, and had witnes
< ed that sudden "kick in their gallop' when &c
eral jackson put on the curb, and at more +
cent period, they were ready to rush into disun
= because of the danger of Sqaatter Sovereignt
- which is the favorite doctrine of Buchanan a
which they SO cordially embrace, yet it was fea
ed that, although the prudent among them mig
!. pause at destroying the Union, while uncertain
:. any portion of the people would back tbs
to there were some of them crazy enough to
We tempt it.
on As their candidate is elected, we suppose Il
the disunion party will now dof the lion skin
time and be content to plod along like a GU
o. beast of burden, with Buchanan and Breckenrit
in the pahuiers. We shall not probably h
INT their dscerdant Draw again until there again
nd ses possibility that they may be deprived
ur- their fodder from the public crib.
'ge 1El 1L..l---
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-28

OuR DEFEAT.--The following from the Mem
phis Eagle and Enquirer SPEAKS our sentiments
SO truly, that we copy it entire:
Americans be not cast down BY your defeat
Abate nothing of your ardor from the princi-
pies of your party. The American mind will
come to them at last. 1t is not for Office that
you battle, it is for principle. You who have
children, remember that they are to take your
places, and if you can, by long years of toll,
succeed in restoring the good principles of the
Government you benefit them. You think ii
your duty TO leave them your estates. For
that you labor. Liberty and free Constitu-
ton are more important to them than money.
Mr. Fillmore had every ism on the continent te
oppose hin, the chief of which were Aboli-
tionism, Disunonsm and Foregnsm. More
over thousands of men of both sections whc
preferred him to either OF the other candidates
did not VOW vote for him.. Why they did no
overy one knows. In the South, they though
it necessary TO vote for Buchanan to beat Ere
mont, while in the North they voted for Ere
mont to beat Buchanan. AS it is, Buchanan j
a minority, plurality President, smuggled int
Office as only lesser evil than Fremont N
one viii contend that his electionis anytriump
of the principles of Democracy Take fror
f hin, the Old Line w hig votes. and where woul
he be? No one contends that these Old Lin
5fWhigs, in voting for him intended to- endors
Z the streaked and. striped things called Demot
! racy.
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YAZOo CITY. MISS. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2s 1856
.rrc,a.,d the Rattle Field.

Ireland s.now battle field between PROTEST.
antisin and Popery. The authorities are gener-
aIlyimpartial The latter is doing wonderful
things IN the way of immense donations OF money |
and in splendid churcL- buildings and decorations.
The former is laboring hard in the way Of preach
ing the gospel, and establishing schools. The pow
OF the gospel is sure to prevail Christian
Advocate.
Not bit of it, friend advocate, justly remarks
The Montgomery Mail. This country is the bat
tie field, end in few years Professionalism will
most prQslbly be threshcd out by political Ro-
manism. The battle of yesterday was probably
decided by decree of Rome There is not now
State administration in the South but is more
or less in the power ofthe papacy. And Roman
ism has been sucking out the blood of several of
the Protestant seets, too; gradually reducing them
into subjection. Five years hence, the man that
does not 60 to Mass viii be excluded from the
first circles
| No, no. Ireland is not the battle field. 1t is
| America the natives will have to succumb,
unless they do better fighting than heretofore.
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. The following
4
quirements Of the election of President and ice
President:
/ |. Electors elected on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November.
+ 2. Electors meet on the first Wednesday in De-
cember and cast their votes They then sign three
certificates-send q messenger with one copy to
the President of the Senate at Washington before
the first "Wednesday in January-another by
mail to the same person, and third deliver to
the United States District Judge where the elec
tors meet.
3. Each State provides law for filling airy va
} cancy in the Board of Electors occasioned by alb
sence death, or resignation. Such of the electors
as are present are generally authorized to fill any
vacancy.
4. The Governor gives notice to electors O
1 the election before the first "Wednesday in De
I cember.
s. On the second Wednesday in Februar,
Congress shall be in session and open the re
I turns The President of the Senate shall, il
n the presence of the House of Representatives
J. open the certificate of returns, aud count tn
votes. The person having the greatest numbe
= of votes for President, if such number be ma
l. jorty of the whole number of electors, shall
e the President.
/. 6. If no person has q majority, as above Eth
:. choice is to be made from the three highest re
turned The members of the House. by State
u form themselves into electoral committees, an
& the majority determine which is to be th
lchoice Of the State, each State having only or
vote. t... s sas
II Z. II neither Of the candidates get majority
" the States before the Fourth of March, then Il
,e Vice President shall act as President !.
o s. If the people do not elect through their ele
: tors a Vice President then the Senate of Il
United States shall make the election from Il
two highest candidates returned to them by Il
as electors.
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yAEUARhE RELICS. Among the c,iriosities
exhibited q. q late fairin Petersburg, Va, was
a tea pot used BY Dr.. Franklil, deposited by
VIM. ii Davis, Of Chesterfield. The identity
of this ancient piece of crochery is well and
fully established.
/ The Charleston Courier learns tkata mallet
used by DR.. Franklin, in his earlier service as
q printer. is 10 the possession Of one of the Graf
in that city.
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Il BEAuTIFuI. THouGnT.- Some one has said
of those who die young, tlat they are like The
lambs which The Alnine shrphenls bear IN their
ltlas to higher, grccner pastures, that tl'e aeeks
may follow.
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A NICE PLACE TO BOARD AT.-A lady, who
has just opened boarding house in Philadel-
|phia has adopted the following rules: The
gentlemen must not put their feet on the man
tie in winter, nor cut Of the window in summer,
nd the lady must not wiite her name on the
Iglass with quartz pin If she uses an air
tight, she mnstregulate the daniper herself, and
not ring every ten minutes for the chamber.
maid. The single gentlemen must not play
the trombone, nor make love to the servants
MOI comb his whfskers at the table. II he
does, he woa't answer. The lady must no
turn UP her nose at everything on the table, IN
less she has auaturals pug, aud none orsthe par
Itymuat drink or talk with monthful ofyictuals
nor must they fight for the top buckwheat cake
Terms liberal. and board to be paid weekly il
i advance.
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MED.lI.G.AL.1
PROF Woods


HAIR Il Z nov fos re ss. hEs
Monroe street, which q te only sure Eeled ever
that VIII eReetnay restore tie EFeF hairs and Ehskefs %
die original e0lQs Of youth, WITHOUT dypE The bald
he yssdient ieetonabIe n lrs Of
different before the ppeS the RESTORATIVE = a
beautiful article for the tofor the old Young and can
only be b. Its and AL are
ted to can at the Depot aud exam the
and gentlemen high reputation In tie South and West
where invented, bat win refer 70 the belo
Of the d5tng and Senator, Breeel OF
CAME H., June q. 1855. :
Ihaye used Prof o. 8. Woods Ialr RestoratiTe and
as thought grey but by the use OF his
rafve' has Its Zna COLOR and have no doubt
SIDNEY BREESE -.
Ex-senator Of the Unitet States.
Prof. weeds q oriental SnuatiVe Ltnfment.
This Lnlment valuable auxiliary in the tFt At nent q
the most formidable diseases with u e our lot
to CONTEND for instance, ihR,1t1kioH % Ae kaa9s dd
b0IreEN By thorough and continued application Of ms
wise formidable diseases at daEed Of more than
half their tcFTors particularly among Children aud thos
ands Of mothers, they allowed to speak would with All
elOquence feeling and Affection bear thsir united es
tlnony the fact that had snatched their children rom
te very Jaws DEATH restored them to their former
health and beauty. Again. viii be found powerful aux-
larry renewing what Is generally known an Ague Cake
Of the Spleen In all Gases where an eSeT
naIappIJcation Is ofseTJlce, This nnent VIII be found
GENERAL DEPOT 6a0 DroadEay, New Y0rkj and ll4
For sale wholesale aud retail In HheelIEg by
]. d. VOWEL, Monroe St, and
I. II. LOGAN & CO.,
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-.Mlj[. IIo.CE.IlI... .A5l..NLIEOU.sy...
]. d. MARSH. .--l ". WA1AAS.
Marsh:& wayman 5a1 b
WHOLESALE AxD nE5AlL DgAlgRss y.
J BOOTS AND SHOES
Attic OLD STAND or J. n AAsu. seas.
No. IS, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA.

WHEELING, VA.
s.lFa [SE&r DOOR, TO GREEI or AID Cos.l ~ 80
TEare now receiving from our eastern manufacturers
w Of the largest aud best INSTRUMENTS Of boots and
they having been selected with great aud manufactured
Gfst e 70 sur o FSs
r nceounuiats castOncrs eitherwholesHls or re-
s y my SS ,t GeS S
nna.eriat orduraby workmanship whether made in
oar stock part q the following articles;
800 pairs hest calf boots; lt 7u;ts 5s s5a4s5 }.
Sc Sc !, lick SIp
55O - water proof boots: Hif
500 pairs best eafbr9sa f,.,..l,.5 s.
so thick 'lss-.a) HWafa5 j. rs 5a
,ov low prize ;:s,, 45egG sa,sx.
p Gao pairs boys thick btOgans;i t' 5 tl-t- 10
Esq., IS y oasth'i .l EES ;a il 49,
500 pairs boys thick boo dsS'fs
80 saR
1850 pairs youths calf boots,
20 t aG ri! .l..a..5
$50 pairs wsman % CATERS, all colOrs; '-4 .ei'
5oO walking shoes; s7ss'} 5ssf.l7-is sr,l
S SSS R nIro'e9 N4sSlns 4az aF5ls e
9 9s9 S SIi@yr kinds'
$50 morocco boots; 80 s'i g.ti a'f
on % E En,S E - i'.s ,iH
am EN- SHn A. at'3 81 iatits izt
lyi5.ttf u CHILDREX's DOOTs.i = 81 y. s'r -.{
sra ciilren'S fancy boots; .t- Id
10u0 kid and morocco f,s.
- $50 - goat ia'' t'.- 81. tt-'1-it y. ~
$3.50 mems, womnns and misses gum shoes of the
hest quality.
Also a great variety not here enumerated, which will
sell either wholesale or retail, on tile most accommodating
Merchants wn find to their decided advantage call
and examine stock before making their Fall and winter
purchases. nvs MARSH & WAfAIAS.-
Popular and Family Medicines
JOHN ii. eTIoNIPSON,
M nAmim "a.
" Dr. wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry; .5- 1878
Ayers Cherry PectOral,
JOHN Bulbs Sarsuparila,
TOwiscndS do
Osg0ol'S Inlia Cholagogue, f4
DIR. lIOutins Pcpsin,
Green's OXygeIated Btttcrs, n
f HOtnnl's German do .f
MOrtimcr's Rleumrtic Compound,
rs ScarP's AucOustic OIL s --' -si-.f ~
StrOblG's Pale LinnIcnt, ,'tft -s.il -t.-
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
McI.tne vcrmIfuge,
McI.ane Liver pills.
Wrtght's Indian Vegetable Pills,
Jew DaVlI's, or Hebrew Plaster
Poor Mans do s..,-GEt- -.-.
Dalcy'S Pain Extractor, .
McXIser's NIL healing Ointment,
Ds.MAfchisiS Uterine Catholicism, DE-
Railways Really Relief,
do NIetIicntetl Soap
~ Together with al other popular Family Medicines
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SETTLE -
an ACCOUNT of Change Ia their firm, all persons In
eLted the subscribers ut their Retail Store, ear
neStlv requested ready settlement the LIST Of Jan
nary by otherwise, and all persons aving clnins
against the trm will present tile for humiliation
McCLALLESS & KNOX. =
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ZAxHyrLLE, ONO.

mr. u B. Vondersmith:
DKAR SIR:-I have been afflicted for three years
with rheumatism back and for tie last six months not
able to get my bed without clp aud your agent In our
city insisted on my trying bottle Of Chang Fhu Imminent
try what effect would have aud one bottle has relieved
me SO much that able get OF brl without dt
Guilty. blessing to me just try for yOurseand
you u VI" "! Os "s- ttN-' Mas. NJ. COCHRAN.
"HO't'A'f 1"H ''@'f', f. IT, LOGAN CO.,
my71y .i Bridge Corner.
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dess MccLALLENs KNOX co.
of Co-Partnership.

TINE co-partnersp existing under the rm OF
IL Gordon, Matthews Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent j. NJ Matthews Co., who will continue the hush
ness will the late firm settling their
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Now BOOKS

- NEW BOOKS. ---1'
CtoRA, and the Doctor; 60
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The Hearth Stone by Sanl OsgOol;
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The School Of Iifc, by Anna Mary HOwetti
Poetry and Aystrry Of Dreams, by ClaS D. Lelandi
Tie Slave OF the Lamp, lIy VIM. North;
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Wolfert's Iloost, by Washington Irving; 5..-s
HerOnes OF History, by Mary F.. lIrwett ~
The Wrinkles, the Merry MonomanincS;
Life among the MOrmOns;
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NOTICEGEXTRA - ;,
Ihaye small stock Of 0onnon Clothing that will dis.
pose Of ateOs less 70 make room for my Spring
HOek Of Pine 3OOds. sl,. .st, sia t.I4-
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NEW BOOKS.
TTNIIE Song Of IIinwathn, by LOuSirllowi
i Maud, by Teruys0n; s ''-'
Rejected Addresses;
DcQulncy's Nnte Book OF an Opium Eater
The Three Marriages, by Airs. llubbaCS
Pleasant Memories Of Pleasant Lands, by aTrs Sig
$50 Quincy;
CrotrIets and Quavers, hy Max Maretzek; z e
IIjllrcths LIVES Of AtrOcious Judges;
70 Iowa MS II Is with UapG
The Eitt Iiy Rev. Dr.. Cumming; 20
2atlee, a IshnNnce, from Dlackwood's Magazine;
;nao F0F sue Ny WILDE q BROTHER.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Many and Just objections made to all the ordinary Ln
ments day of tieiE offensive smell and the
unsiEhtIv stains upon the skin. wonderful fact
which the ntonishment OF the mostEro
chemists and the delight OF stidous patient! s that
hrathful and agreeable perfume To any part Of
the skin to which may applied iuParts and nat
urnI glow which hours and leaves the Yelvety
soess healthy skin, instead Of the erected and eHpIe
which result Of almost all other ar
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3uia.fini.j 6.-,,i I.S+y.iiEi 3i;c,Ssssy,

Students wishing to perfect themselves in this branch 81
medical science will ind nrportuuIty Ur jenln, TIC r,
nj the Eye and Far InrIuury OF DR.. Dslacy leIun a,
place Ciines. every Tuesday and Friday af;rraoon.
/ 10 8 o'clock, during Atalleal College, terms.
TERNS-Pive Dollars, Consultation Fee. Ten D,g,rs
to be paid when hearing restored to its original a:ui
ness.
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GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LINIMENTS!
j. B. Vondersmtth's
CHANG FHU,
ESE LINIM EN- T .

IIIIS superior preparation Is presented to the American
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tive qualities any other known LnmCHt. Its action Is
certain uniform, failing in where an eXteF
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nS nIuIIc following diseases: rheumatism pratnss
Bruises, sWeIed Limbs Weak Joints White swelling Palms
in the Back Hps Sides the Breast Face, other part
Of tie body excellent remedy In Bruises, SealdS,
Cuts &C. The usefulness OF this nestimabe chemical COM
pound d by no conhe to tie human species, but Is
ccaSIous applied ue diseases OF the fAvorte
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OccurFing horse, for which tits the most
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In Shoulders Chaps Scratches Cracked Heels Sweeney
SPINE Pator JOINTS For further particulars direction
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CummtngS'W Works.
CUMMINGS the Apocalypw, Ist, 81 81 series;
" ~ 't on the Seven Churches;
-i" Family Prayers, 2vOls;
Signs OF the Times;
I" Minor Works, 1st, ID and Sd series;
- The Church before the Flood; -.
s' {" The Tent and Altar;
"a The Eaily LIfc;
-5ss The BIeAsed Life;
Voices Of the Day;
= Voices Of the Night;
Voices Of the Dead;
Notes Genesis, Exodus LeViticuS, Daniel,
Parallels, Miracles, St Matthew, 81. Mark and
iand1s .'-9. - = :. WILDE BRO.
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l.. s. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEWS,
-. JSO. l.. AGNEW.
Wheeling, January 7tI 1856. jn9
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the appetite, y strengthening the stomach AMI IL
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.,f1tr,- 4.fef5-.-, Union place, New YORK Civ
N IA Trentise the Nature anil Treatment Of nat
ness AMI Diseases the Ear with the Of tie M
II Money letters must he registered ,y the pn,;aa,,
Registered Letters are at our "sn riskirnsr lear
mind Correspondents must EttnSe l,sIye r,iaru
answers the New Postage Law reIuitin prepayment IT.
se.s ,,. Va. tr,v Of 1s,, ,+G militia
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2 SavinRs BANK Store.
NEW FASHIONED LErrEns AT rnE OLD PogroEEIcE

an 1nd 1ee Tor youFeelVes u. !. = ------ -.
would respectfully invite Country Merchants to call
and me. aend their orders. will duplicate bills
purchased In the eastern cities for cash :. +.
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BONNFTRLBBONS. ~.
TuST received, lot Of Bonnet Rbbous Of handsome
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