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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28

l. House, zoo Ninth street, east side, tetwcsa q
and streets, cont dining rooms. The Iot IS Q;
feet inches deep, and runs back 20 ten feet al.
ley.
Terms $500 cash, the balance In ., Is, aud 2,
Apply at the Centre MARKET Restaurant. OH 81
opposite the market house an 9-Iu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28

kNO A E-A CONVENIENT SMALL
House, on 10th street, only two or throe doors
rom Pa avenue. Its central location render- A. !,
very d sira6le dwelling for persons engaged in
business The front room might tie used as a
dies Shoe Store, or Fancy Trimminc S,ors %.
proximity to the avenue would make n a gocs
stand Tor any neat business. Apply to w. LEN =.
UM, OF at Miss Lenox's, on f, between 10th and
'iln suoets. eu97-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-28

ENOR sALE.-sI2oO CASH THE sQUhRE
l. north OF Square SIS, containing 70 800 feet
Improved by neat two-story rame n ouse with
I've rooms. There are a number Of young and
thrifty ffuit trees, vines, and variety Of choice
roses, and other flowers In the grounds Enquire
on the premises, near Kendall Green, corner Of VI
street and 9th street east, between and O'Clock
p m. au 9e-Js
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
.,-.y rSos sourE FLORIDA
,,n,r,n ANS ~ rnE RENeNr AFFAIR AT
' MAiCo RlvER.
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.,nsA thai sNeuI aesc~ iud'sss had LAID
N-A...A :, =. ls>san 6s&a Ss't rs tns advanced
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s,a,rr VNlSN HIM sSs h0"d Na the SP'' ""''V
a. "a, ,>,s,~~l,S, s'a s sapSo''d s"'ne OF tue"
-. ,. s., AAVv (~So Ad,cd ~ vounded
Sr Nst st-c rvrcsts sccSog cal'i'a''d nc Il,
a., ~ANA Ac iSSivS ~ is IN tAe N'Nn"y e s'u' "
49, s-asvs ~ ~ ~~VSkoS Nh" last "'N" "0'"A"
- -s, ~ S~--V,SyN - War IT the r'''SS ""'''N -
49, ,>.xsrps<es - any lnSsSRs that may ee''l'"''"
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~, 49, ~. rv,a-~ca IA SAFETY iNm hS eNPedH
A. A,.,,V ss~,Asu IT, The trNps Stationed Al t"'
=. Tra.n ~csv AZ well sud in g'Od spin's. iH'
"A s.,ssr ic-r.,ca IN place oi the one burned oy
a. >,r..,~Jcs lSss Sawmcfl wSs flushed "nd 'n'
,.,s. 49,, stt:vvN ND sVui'nS IN the ssH"f7
II. M..,,s L = A. ~A., went oot with C"L ID 'e
- - N,rs Ssrraa prum as Assistant SNrg'"u "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
SOUTHERN EMIGRATION TO KANSAS.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribuos.
MARIETTA, Ga, Saturday, April 5, 1856.
The belief seems to be generally entertained
here that the recent formation of State Goveru-
meBt in Kansas is practically nulliy; that Kan
sss will not be admitted State at this scssiOn
OF Congress; and that the attempt to execute any
laws that may be enacted by its Legislature will be
regarded by the General Government as treason.
1t is accordingly suppescd that Kansas itself will
be The theater OF the fuL struggle between the
Free.Sts:e men and the Propaganda for the pos
session Of that inchoate State aud that ths strdg
gle will en.ue al az eecton-to be authprititively
called, in accordance with the suggestion Of Pres
dent Pie,ce-for delegates 10 a Convention to
frame State Constitution. And it is hoped that,
with the aid Of the General and Territorial Gov
ernments the State of Kansas may be secured TO
the Slavery party. The recent action OF the
House Of Representatives which resulted in the
appointment Of Committee 10 investigate the
manner in which elections have been con-
Quoted in the Territory. has not seemed TO
weaken the confidence of the lea1ing spirits here
in the ultimate realization OF their hopes. They
are making strenuOus efforts to be In readiness
for the stste Cf toiDgs which they predict aud
their efforts appear to be at least partially sue
cessful AssociatiJns have beeu formed in some
places, and are forming IN others to promote aud
expedite emigration These Associations raise
means for equippsg emigrauts aod paying their
way 10 Kansss, and send them oA IN sqIsds as
fact az they can be collected and got readiness
Judging principally from NY Own Observ vatiOn
bot partly, also, from hearsay, | think the.e ad-
venturers consist mostly Of pOrtOnless young men,
who emigrste for the double purpose Of pushing
their own fortunes, and nursing the Upas of
Slavery sready hopefully planted upon the sOll OF
KGbtss For the confederation OF an outfit, a free
passage tnd, in some cases at least, quarter
section Of land they engage 70 vote, and hight II
need be, for an Institutyn that has ever been
deadly curse 70 Themselves aEd 70 nine teBths VI
the Southern whites. But they are generally
igsOraDt, and DO not think for themselves. They
are taught 70 regard with sbhorrence those who
condemn the syster1 Of seryitaie Of which they
are victims. They appear 10 eon,ider Slavery ss
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22

much matter Of course as n rain or sunshine.
1l,y kuow nothing of sta& Of soeiety IN which
h does not exist. And So, proud to be intrustod
With the csre Of its interests, they go forth, snf
charged with the teirit of Southern braves, 70
establish 10 In the wild-rhosses of the West
Man, OF these varn need only 10 be enlightened
aud 20 cuioy the privilege OF free speech, to be-
,ou open enemies Of ~ stem which has hitherto
Kent themselves in vassalsge. Some OF the ProPa-
ssrda are already dstrustiul of their hdeiity
spder tninc circumstances, but they are com-
p,lh to rely upon II.
sec few evidences among the people az large
ofuncommon interest in Kansas affairs Money Is
ro, given 10 the Aid Societies as freely as one
ni,lt expect | spprthend, however, that 'ne
ec.uom observed IN this respect, is as mucn a
matter Of necessity as of choice. butthe members
of those ci, ties labor with zeal and perseverance,
w6 n ye,y considerable addition to the population
of kansas is likely to result from their iaoors'
Auvho GO ththcr from this quarter carry hre-
mns Of some sort, believe. know that many
Of ,h,m 10. The opinion has been expressed thst
,lsre will be NJ further need of Sharp's klhes III
Kansas: but. in my humble Judgment the Northern
.,ttl,rs there will still fnd them iniuentlal coun,
s,lors of prsce. hope that n" contingency VIII
arise in Which it will be necessary to make them
of 4 II
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
THE SEVENTEENTH WARD KNOW-NOTH-
INGS

Our Reporter has felt degree OF curiosity TO know
whether the same degree Of unity and harmony pre-
walls among the brethren in other Councils when IL
Las been his pleasure to observe n Councils OF the
Tenth snd Nineteenth Wards. Accordingly he al
tended recent meeting Of the Council Of the Seven
teeth Ward, held at the room in the Bowery nen
Delaney street knowledge OF the cabalistic woru
pr cured his admit,ance without difficulty, and ne
took his seat in an unosteDtatious position, where No
could devote his time to whiting, in common WITH
the other brethren Of that Council, and listen 10 the
ssee remarks which should fall from the lips Of those
who have elected themselves TO look after the inter-
ests Of the nation in general and the Seventeenth
Ward in particular. Bro. General LLOYD occupieo
the Chair and during the early part Of the proceed
il es there was manifest tendency on the part o 'ne
brethren to somnoency. Things indoatedt that Ame'-
lean blood was about TO become s,agnant IN native
veins when ap incci. ut occurred which gave evidence
of the fact that they were still alive. IL was an-
pou1ced that communication was received HUN
Bro .Joseph G. Pinckney. One brother was seen "
wine his spectacles, others stopped their whe''ns'
while one eorpulent brother rolled his quid 10 tno
other corner of his mouth ans wanted to know what
The deuce was up. Bro. LLOYD read the eo"ihuh"'
tion which siRnfied the withdrawal of Bro P'ncxnes
it, m the OIder and when the question WIS Ps'S
vote the withdrawal was accepted. BY way oi aa-
d. nds 10 his vote one brother expressed wen .i'a'
Joe Pirckuey's d-d brother would wi'hdr'" a''''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
MARINE AFFAIRS.
THE STORM.
rubbish.

The Pacific mail steamship George Law, Herndon
U.s.N) commanding, which was to have sailed
yesterday at . p m. for Aspinwal n. b., did not 60
outside on account of the inclemency Of the weather.
and accordingly came to anchor in the North River
violent storm Of wind and rain from the north east
prevailed at the time and unless it should abate the
q. L. would undoubtedly remain at her anchorage till
daylight Of this morning.
The steamers for Norwich. s'onington and Fal
River were nlso compelled by the same circumstance
10 wait beyond their timc-j p. IN. They would leave,
However at any hour OF the night in which the
weather might prove more favorable
Tie North River steamers for Albany were expected
10 10 out US usual
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
10 10 out as usual

"sELLIYo SLAvx-"--A copy Of The STR Francis
70 I,rald Of March Is, il before which has among
i,s ma rine intelligence item that at Calao, Feb
rusry H. the hip Revere Bird, di-chargng ice;
Tie f. H. Wee,, Howland, was dischargug Goals, anil
The hip Weftward Ho, Hussey, was selling
slares ~ The chip, believe, IL owned In Boston,
md lome Of cur insurance companies have refused 20
nsue her, the presidents Of the Offices long ago de-
cidod that rhe was engaged in unlawful traffic.
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
Lt~FSr rRON KANSAS.

.>y,,srFxN>Sr or tbs "BLoopY CODE MUIR
r,xyxs F.lR GRAND yURokS-A TIMBER rhitf
s,,or~-s >l->PECtoCS-LooAING BoN-fhh LIA'
x~u,,SFa. .l-rHoRTrIES CHoP-FALLEN.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-04-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEw-JERsEY HISTORY.

coNTRlBUTIONs1 10 TIE EARLY HISTORY M op rhErh i,
kMBUI AND AID iOINING CnUNIHhi VIE Sd aSkhrSn Tyr
rs oT MFx lNp EVENTS N NV W'JERsEr DUkIN" inA
,s,ytNcf.L ERA By WILLIAM A. "hTEHtAO' 0'o''
or 4G u. Az, Teton Co
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-18

John o. STRASSERI 4 Co.,,
TyHANKFUL to the Citizens OF vicksburg
i and surrounding country, ano especially to
the ladies. for the very liberal patronage hero
tofore extended 10 them, beg leave TO inform
them that they have juatreceised, and are new
opening splendid and elegant assortment of
he choicest goods in their line carefully select
ed from the best manufacturing houses, COM
prising-
Corsets of all description:
A fine assortmentof Trimmings,
ALI articles belonging to the Embr oidery line
A Splendid assortment of Child's Hose and
Silk, Cashmere and Merino Ladies' Hose and
gloves.
~ombs OF ~. kinds, 4a
A splendid and large assortment of Jet Neck
laces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
Port Monies of every description,
Pearl and Inlaid Care Cases.
A full assortment of Perfumery, as
Pomatum, Fancy Soap, Extrait Cologne, etc.
All kinds of Baskets, lower than ever offered
before in this market:
We have aimed in our selection TO secure
the most elegant articles, and we invite our
fri ends and the public to call and examine fol
themselves our large and varied stock before
purchasing elsewhere. being fully satisfied thai
| the superio.i ty quality and moderate prices o.
our goods viii give all satisfaction. We wi
take great pleasure in showing onr assortment
| Vcksburg, February 8, u Sly.
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FANCY DRY GOODS
AND
Linen Warehouse
p. G f.. REILLY

Corner Of Royal and Canal street, Neao Orleans.
Keep constantly en- hand complete assortment
of the newest designs Of DressGoods, Embroider-
les, Nantes, Paraso etcall of their own impor.a.
lion. xses
tacture and every description ofFamily and Plan
talon use which they will sell low fur cash OF
approved credit aprilll maj ".
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wood and iron Ak etrees, for Horses and Oxen;
Drays. Jersey and Baggage wagons, with iron and
wood Axlcs; Ok and Timber wheels, with and
without axletrees; Trucks and Wheelbarrows of
every kind; and all other articles inhe line,made
of the very best materials and workmanship,wa
for sale reduced prices and lower thanany other
establishment, for cash or city ACC spfsnce.
Also on hand, large assortment Of Sugar and
Cotton plows. Applyto DAVID g. WILSON
"a Perdido street, corner Carondclet stN Orleans
April '56. g nelly
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S TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WORK Frs.
An fke sio,1 Of ma sR;0 l'so6e

little sign Of tie Big Cb6se ~.
The Subscribers have entered into copartner-
ship in the above business in Yazoo Git, ncarIv
opposite tho Post Office, where they win manus
acture avery thing in their line Of business
Relying entirely supon their own slabour, they
feel confidence in soliciting the patronage Of the
public.
We also manufacture and have on hsnd ! uup-
ply of 49,. s.. -
SelfSealing Fruit Cans,
Which wo Offer oifat q moderate prices 20 .hose
Also asuperior sr.iols II Rsir;es and Iss
Cream n Ereeas,s Bah ead Hip tuhs Sponge baths
Every Kind of TN WARE pertaining q
House keeping. kept constantly % hand Or made
: Tin o. zinc, roofing i susssring, done ii .ho
latest and most approved uaannss and a The short
- ALExANpER /. CALLAHAN.
q Yazoc City, june 81 1850.
LAND EOR SALE. szliss
YEHE TRAcT0EE ND LYING 0NTHE
= /. Yaxoo River, d Ne Mr. EWing's place
nsar saiaEtis. known by ste name Of tie
bundled acres, i offered for sale at i bargain.
For fnll description of 81 II land. terms &C..
apply ID Nj. N. e. l1YEs 81 at this once.
Yazoo City, April 5, Is 46. ssssA
llRE iii CRACKER ~ pckes.. sods.
8oaton, butter and wster cEsekexs. 81
|vHvoo 9th AND ID Am BRI1GHEs
gross Ivory tooth hrnehea, S 8 -.
& dor 6ne hair bruehe for selo ~ d
I ~ s. - HARDAHIAX 6x WIN s.
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A. GAMBLE. s. c. SKATES
GAMBLE q SKATES,
@ARHAK EWTT gk&

49, = CHINA ST., VICKSBUKG.
A RE prepared to execute Monument
"A Tombs, &C., Head and Foot Stones
Carving and Engraving. Marble Nantes
Caps, Stills, and Steps for Building.
"a Foreign and domestic Marble con-
stantly on hand, and Manufactured to order at
Northern prices. -o
peA-. All business intrusted to ns will meet
prompt attention sfH k3
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n Memory Of BErmE b HEBRoS, uho died N
Hao Orleans. February. 1855. z AR3
Weep not for those whom the vcil OF The tomb n,
In LIES early morning bad bid from our ayes,
Ere ain threw it, blight DER the spirits young
Or earth bad ps9hnsd what was born for shsl
" skies. . Moore
Ne--weep not fcrhim he Is happier far a1e
Than the loveliest vision your soul ever knew;
II grief enter Heaven, his soul It might mar, 4
To see each eye glistening in silvery dew. 81.
BE has gone from world twere Joy to leave.
To a home in the skies, the abode Of the blest;
Let him rest from his nbors, twere sinful - grieve
For change which has wrought him happier
Though the fire Of his genius may no longer glow,
, To enliven the hearts that once were 90 dear
Yet it burns in its beauty and freshness, we know,
Transplanted from earth to that heavenly sphere
And the soul that spac virtue through eyes beaming
bright,
q Hath assembled on high 10 the Being who gave; :.
And the hope that had cheered thro' storm and
thro' night, aes.
Hath robbed death Of its sting Of its victory the
gravel
Then weep not for him--no, shed not tear,
Ger the grave Of thy lov'd one, who sleeps meath
the sod 1L's-.s 4 -, s ~,
Let his virtues e'er guide you in hottest fear, =
Through this valley Of tears to the home Of his
God. r, OssIAN.
B6uind, June Goth, 1856. .e.re.
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h THE subscribers have ON hand ard are con-
SANITY receiving from their mandatory at Pitts-
burgh Penn. Plantation and Road Wagons for
horses and oxen, Cane Wagons and Carts, Days,
Ok and Timber Wheels, with and without axles;
warehouse and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Bag
gage Wagons; baggage and other cars for horses
and oxen; hand carts; wheelbarrows Of every des-
cfiption, and all other articles in the wheewnght
line made of the hest seasoned materials and war
ranted to be superior to any other manufacturer
which will be sold at reduced prices; and lower
than any other establishment in the Southern
country. Purchasers will find il to their interest
TO call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We use none but black locust hubs
with white oak spokes and lelloes. All work
made by us il warranted. Apply 10 -
PHELPS, CARR g. CO., l04 Carondelet ct.
April Il. $50. 45
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FRESH SUPPLY.

A T No 2 Washington street, may be found
Ia Beautiful assortment of superior French
SMILED cashmere frock coats, assorted colors.
French Bombazine and Italian cloth coats.
Barpour, Cashmerette, end black and colored
frceks and sacks.
All qualities of French and English Merino
coats. o@ as s&sfs e1
White and brown Duck, Drilling Linen fan.
cy Marseilles and other styles Of summer coats.
a w H STEVENS g. Go.
Vicksburg april -. 49, -
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ELEGANT CLOTHING,

e For Spring and Summer!
4 LFRED .MUNROE T. Co., "a Magazne st,
n corner of Gravier. are now in receipt of
their Spring aud Summer stock Of clothing, all OF
which is made in the best manner and most fash
ionable style and from the choicest materials.
They would also give notice 70 those in want
of Winter clothing, that il is not yet too late to
buy good overcoat. for they have still on hand a
completes stock Of Heavy Goods which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices, Boys and chill
dren's clothing Of all kinds. Furnishing goods OF
every description, trunke carpet bags, aud um.
brclas; India Rubber articles, Of every variety.
The prices are fixed Alfred Monroe & Co,
81 Magazine street, corner of Gravier, New Or
leans. s april n47iy.
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DR.. LERoY.S AND 1E1irIER,s
Compound nl1xfureg' =.
For sau Affections Of ne Ur5aarr 0xesns, and

TI
For al Affections Of lie Urjaar1t oroans, and
those Affections splkly. 8 s 80 8
; II TO THE RUBLICx -.
OWING to the many demands for this celehraisd
following agents, 50 it can Be promptly brucured 81
al those desiring it. Owing to the difficulty hsrs
tofore, OF procuring this it o0uId Il 011v
had Of Dn. =. Q. Thompson 4 Co, New orIaans-
mas caused e % be extensively eontar1sitsd. The
the Genuine Article given below, and viii recollect
that it can only be had, Genuine, out Of New Or
leans, from the duly authorized agents named n tis
notice. An agency viii shortly be esfab1Gshed in
Yazoo City. Of which due notice win Be given.
In al ncomplicated cases, one bottle wiz saset .
De had gratis, by writing 20 Drs- /. @. T. q Co,
New Orleans, or Of any Of the agents.
Persons residing ut distance, wishing to consult
Dr. L. @. Thompson, can do so by writing full de.
tail Of their case, addressed to him, Southern
Medical Infirmary, New Orleans, La 80
UTION-RecoIlect the genuine il 1;os,;d hae
" DR.. lie Roy's Mixture" stamped in tie class. :
French label on the neck, with the written sifnatre
g LIE Roy, NJ D., Paris,Y on it, . Stamp Over tie
mouth of the bottle with lie Roy &Peilkersp iui-
tAis and signature and every English Label has DC
prietors in the United States.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS: o.
Louisiana, Shreveport, VIM. Bali, UruocfA
2" Baton Rouge, j. l. Violet,
Farmerville, A. Shlenker b CO.
Harrisonburg, Shlenker 3 Doahers =
Mississippi hatcher, p II McGnv, =
yicksburg. ]. q, LAnier q Co, -
Brownsville, D. N. Birdsong,
Tennessee Memphis, 8. Mansfield q Co, g =
Kentucky townsville, Raymond & Patten.
Missouri st Louis, Schnesze 4 EggGs, =
Alabam Mobile. q b. Gould.
Talladega r. Burton q Co.. s -
Florida -Apalachicola, a " Chapman & Co !" j
Texas Galveston, II. B. L. Ascholf, !"
Cuba Havana, DON Luis Ramon.
" liberal discount allowed to druggists and
traders. & sss ~iuiylI 3m s
Call, See and Judge for Yourselves.
MESSRS. SWAIN g. PAUL of Natchcz,
| WI inform the public, that they have located
permanently in Yazoo City, and have opened
at those beautiful rooms over J. N. Rstclif an
| Ambrotype, Daguerreotype, and
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERF.
where they are prepared 20 take pictures in al
the Photograph Art il etyle not r. be sur
passed by any Artist in the county They
have . way peculiar to themselves1 of color.
/ ing the Ambrotype which makes tho mos'
beautiful picture ever produced,
Messrs. S. 3P. take pleasure In explaining
to those DESTROYS of astertaining the mode d
taking and puttiugsup Of those truly eIogan
/ and indestructible ctures.
YaZoo City may %.
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II. ID. HOWE & co.

RESPECTFULLY call atten ion to heir
IL large and fine stock of Linen Goods, q
mong which may be found 81
Beautiful Linen Lawns, in patiernsor by the
yard; -
Childrens striped and printed Linens;
White Linen Drills, light, for children's wear;
Linen Sheetings, 1914, ll-4 and 42-4 wide;
Pillow Linens Of all widths;
Bleached and brown Huckaback and Crash;
Bordered Hucaback Towels and Russia diaper;
Irish Linens, at all prices, and cheaper than
ever: s.sw
Linen. Cambria Handkerchiefs, from one bit to
four dollars.
Vicksburg June 6.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween R. B. Wilson. and N. Birmingh 4,
under the firm name Of N. BiDmingham & CO.
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent Il.
B. Wilson, is authorized to make all settle.
ments and collect all debts due the concern.
r. B. WILSON,
N. BIRMINGHAM.
Yazoo City, February 18th, 1856.
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90 Soon after the news Of Bnchanan's nosni.
nation reached Anntsville, we head d ton, broad
mounted anti not Gar from Cooper's corner sing
out aHnrrs for Buckenkoml He's the very
man wanted Z. He was responded 70 by q
brother anti across tie street, with, g Vho-ray
for Breckcnhan and Bu<<enridge = 81 Ihega
Huntsville Independent.
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ldelphia Manufactures
wagons.

Carts, Draws. OK
and Timber Wheels
Handcarts, Wheel.
barro w. Hand
Trucks,etc. etc, Plan
tation and r DAD
wagonB. Cane and
and othor carte with
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-18

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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-18

Call. See and Judge for Yourselves
MESSRS. SWAIN g. PAUL of Natchcz,
WI inform the public. that they have locafed
permanently in Yazoo City, and have opened
ut those beautiful rooms over J. N. Ratclif an
Ambrotype, Daguerreotype, and