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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25

PEACE IN KANsAs.-Sale Of Sharp's Rifes-The
great notoriety which the Rev. Beecher has given
himself, in furnishing Sharps rifles to Kansas emf
grants. has given these weapons the name Beech
er's Bibles. lot of these formidable weapons
were on Wednesday last exposed for sale in
city At auction. They were brought here from the
Territory by the owners, sold, and the proceeds
invested in provisions They went off at from Sl2
to Sl6, which is about half what they cost in the
East. From the fact of their being sold and the
low price which they brought leads us to the con.
clusion that the difficulties in the Territory may
be considered at an end.
We learn that Robinson, Lane, Brown and near
ly all of the leading agitators of the Free State
party have left the Territory for the present. and
in consequence the people are quiet, and attend
ing TO their legitimate business, putting In crops
and endeavoring to improve their places and raise
something to eat. It would be well that all such
boisterous characters could be kept away in that
event we should hear but little, if anything more,
of those troubles that have done 80 much to en-
bitter tho feelings of Northern and Southern men.
--Independence Mo- Messenger.
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ND, ID. IA EELlN(s, Merchant Tailor and
Il 'eL0THIEE, lS6 MAIN STREET --SPRiNG AND
SUMNER GOODS ---Just received large lot OF su.
perior Cloths Cassimeres and vesngs, which he will
make up in the best manner, the most reasonable
terms. and at the shortest notice. . /
large and well selected stock OF Rady Made Cloth
ing which will compare with any In this or any other
market. Our prices as low o. stkany other house.
Furnishing Goods in great variety, such a. Snirts
Cravsts, Scarfs, Ties, &C.
He invites his friends to call and examine his stock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25

CHEAP FooD.-Fish are now in abundance i
Boston, Mass, and fine codAsb, weighing three o
four pounds, sellfor Eve cents apiece.
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a GKNCY MOTTO X .-.AI persons sre
"A hereby neh6sd that have appointed GEORGE
w BRADLEY my agent Tor ths purpose Of ksspiua
Rstail Grocery stors, st his house. In the town of
Fulton, In Hsnfieo eoanty--t said buiness 20 be
conducted altogether upon the cssh system .l....,
sp 33-2w s4sssa - x al DANIEL HUNT
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b.
>~->@@.'
J at the
PpS at the
EoRRfs
very De-.
IL dtnstes
ecker, con-
stable. car.
very large
ater inthe
ition for
offered to
Eblc home.
enornous
bred Pos.
II to
Pearl a.
stary
! Hill, COT.
e.cendy oc.
ing s large
necessary
the prem,-
most des,-
For . sood
TOW.
an St,
es Hotel
pn siy.n
rear Of the
BRO,
Msin 81
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dweiliag
een Taiss
| the city,
q Posses.
PPtxZ1NI,
kZlNI,
al street.
sesirabie
Marshall,
chen with
as and city
st MAY. or
. CARY.
Ant Lti.
hlar House
e. Peters.
y for rent,
on a lease
two large
Sc. Oyster.
ty Of good
Alley ana
tied up for
sss, either
line. Ad-
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urg. Va
o oyer my
oons.
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market.
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be in COM
May.
lyons.
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Leigh and
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rsmises
LIE OR
OF, with c
thereon,
of Leigh
feet FIVE
ID twenty
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,, in God
Ell, JR.
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next door
pcatlon IN
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put. tbs
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buse on
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LINER
rent a
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Lent SO
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property
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|dweiliag
Ee1 Tis
4 the city,
p Posses.
PfZZINI.
IZtNI,
ad street
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A AsT NUTlEE...BUsINEs Y11jsT BM
IL CLOSED.-The business Of BaAzEAL STAGG
must ts closed We therefore respectfully rsqusst
and pay their Dues longer indulgence Will not bs
given. WIN. c. BRAZEAL.
ap 9-klM JOHN p STAGE
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8. c. Watchmsn of the 10th instant, gives full de.
tails of the case of Byrd 1t appears that Colonel
F. L Moses. of Sumter, having missed two of his
slaves, suspicious were fixed upon William Friend.
ly Byrd. who kept store in the town. 1t was
soon after discovered that the two negroes had
been sold to gentleman In Americus, Ga. MIR.
Hooks, the purchaser, finding that he had been
victiniized, yielded them up, and returned with the
parties to Sumter on the 9th instant. Entsring the
store of Byrd Il Louis, the same evening, he recog
nized in Byrd the man from whom he had bought
the negroes. Byrd was at once arrested by the
Sheriff and locked in jail The Grand Jury. on the
following day, returned true bill against him. and
his trial was to take place last Monday. When
the ailor opened the door of the cell on the morn
ing appointed for the trial. the prisoner was found
suspended from the iron grating of the window
with sheet twisted into . rope and tied about his
neck. His hands were fastened by handkerchief
behind his back. A physician was called in, but
life was found to be extinct Some letters which
he had written to his wife, imploring her to send
him poison, were found in the cell A jury of In
quest had returned q verdict in accordance with
the above facts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25

TNHE NEW MANT1LLA STUHEs-,.J unt
i opened at No. So Main street, opposite ths St
CHARLES Hotel, full supply Of MANTlLLAS ana
and Of every shads-Black White. Tan, Green, Blue,
Lilac, Purple, Maroon. light Blue, light Tan, 1e..
making In all splendid such - were never
seen In this city before have them from ~ TO eoo
call 10 ali l want from tho Ladies, TO satisfy them
that my Goods are styles and offered q low
prices. JAMES RILEY
N B.-t shalt have large stock of the above goods
In & separate room, for wholesale trade. Gail soon
JAMES RILEY No IS Main IT..
ap l9--6tS Richmond. Va.
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THEATRIcALS IN THE FAR WEsT"-W estern
theatricals are Of rather unique character. We
clip from an Iowa paper the following notice Of the
Opening OF the Red Barn" s.sr
"First night Of the dancing goat, who goes
through the intricacies of the cotilon like fellow
critter. The performance of the goat will be fol
lowed by an exhibition of the mathematical attain
ments of the dog Billy, quadruped that reckons
up figures like piece Of chalk, and works prob
lems in algebra with one leg tied behind him. Ad-
mission, one shilling. No corn taken ct the door.
p. S.-The free list entirely excluded, except the
press and ministers of the gospel" i s.
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Ant Lti.
|hiar HOUSE
| e. Pe;en.
| y for rent.
on a lease
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sesfrnbie

Marshall
chen ~i,l
as and city
se NAV, or
. CARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25

N0TlCE'-l have removed my once fFom
the late Constsble's Office 10 my residsncs an AZ
shall street. between Adams and LIST streets where
can be found after this week Mondays Wednesdsxs
Aad Fndsys from sunriss To sunset, each dsy 70
tsnssrt any business connected with the late Gish
ConstabIs's Office OF Riehmend. -
an Ie--.ta ]. p. TYLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25

- ing made arrangements with Prof. MaPes for the
sas of his nitrogenzed Super Phosphate OF Lime at
to our friends believing it to be superior to any ferti
izer now in use having its effects last year on
corn and having heard much of its good Effects we
are constrained to believe it superior to guano not
because it makes better crop the first year after ap
pcation but because of its durability. having in It
large proportion of bone dust For sale oy the 10n OF
ba8 NH n BAKER u fLEASANIo-
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eAtH-
stary
/ Hill, cor
ecendy oc.
ing s large
! necessary
the pseml-
most des,-
For good
ION.
sn ST.,
es Hotel.
pn siysn
rear Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-25

FTlHE FOLLOWING desirable articles
L just received at HlRSH BOTTCHERS, 2o9
Broad street --+ -
Black Brussels LACE, all widths, genuine
article.
Stamped COLLARS, SLEEVES, CAPS, ETC.,
new patterns
Stamped Linen YOKES, new cut.
Childrens fancy HOSE.
Ladies' Silk and Gauze Merino SHIRTS; do. for
Misses and children.
India Rubber PIANO COVERS, something new.
Every variety of FANS and other FANCY AR
TICLTS NH 25---lm*i
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21
HYmENEaEy

Married. at the residence of RI. All. Iawsor,
Esq, 10 Canton, on Wedaesday evening, the 5tf'
inst, by the Rev. James Watson, GEoRGE r.
FEARS. Esq, to Miss Mary v. Brausford.
On Wedn sday evening, the Nov. 9Th, by Rev.
Dr.. ;. w. Phillips, WV. ATKINSON, ESQ.,, Of
Brownsville, to Miss BETrR e. ELENoR, OF Mad
ison county, Miss gs5
g On the tI4th inst at the residence of s. b.
Wall. ESQ.,, by Rev. i. B. Halloway, Mr.. RAN
SON f. BAY, to Miss A. B. Smith, both of War
rem county. 9 -
At the residence of Isaac Elmore, ESQ, on tie
9th inst, by the Rev r x LeFay, Of jackson,
Mr.. HUcH Riley, Of Vicksburg, to Miss MARY
N. PHILIIrs, Of Warren county.
On Wednesday, 18th inst. inthe city Of yicks-
burg, by L Lindsey, Esq, Mr.s.E KIERsKr, to
Miss CAROLINA. BocHIlE. oil OF Vicksburg.
In Carroll County, Tuesdsy, 18th Of November
by Esq Townsend Of Middleton. Rev. a. GRoss Of
Caroll.on. q Mrs. MxRr Lowrav Of Carroll. n
On Thursday, the 18th INST, BY the Rev G. K
Marshall Mr., ALsroN MrGArr. of New Orleans
70 Mrs. MAhcARErr HAY Of Vicksburg.
In Carroll county, on the 9th inst, by D. s
Comfort, Esq, SAMUEL CALDWELL Of Madison Co.
10 Miss MARGARET ADDKiNsoN oil. Carrollton.
!. In Carroll County. on the 23rd Of October, by
Z, n. Petigew. Mr.. THoMAs - DAVIS to Mis-.
MAMIE D. RUFr, all Of Carroll County,
In Rankin County. on Sunday, die 9Th inst, b,
Rev. Hardy Mullins. Mr.. j. n. SrAea TO Mia
PRIsclLLA v. Fox sss 81. ss4s Ao
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

Is g - Ee>J - - EassssSs
q whine Of the shove stated Exseudoa
n Ne directed, from tie HOnor.tle
Circuit Court Of Yszoo eounl5, WjA ~
TO the highest biddkp for cash.
% Monday, 18Th aEmv "a Novel,
Der. 1856,
at the Court house door Of said county,
within the hours prescribed By law. the. fol-
soying properly, viz: All That LOT III lsnd
lying betweea che t6wn linz IN Sa;afiia, and
the iinesof the land Of d H. Miles, running
from the fiysr. near said Miles,, on the
East line, @ the norlh-east. 60 mr. Of saii<
Mixes lane. and immediat4iy Soulh of
to- 81 Saiartia. more fully known 50 ihe
Irsserye. made BY Drsa~ali, in the original
survey Of pIet Of The Town of Satert,a. IN il
Sc tion 81. Township 10 Rangv ) 80,
c"otaialng ~ acres, more o. .je.s. uxcept
that porisen so FRET vide. lyisx sop.h and
adjoipiny lot IA! in lbe town Of Satassia. .
AlseAall fhe Sight it'll and Interest u delenr
dant II and to the mill on said land.
Levied on a. the properly of The said de-
fendant, 6tampiey. d viii BE sold 70 sat-
Iisfy The above stated case and costs. y
ssszs NJ. "A. JENKINS. Sheriff.
By v. IL. AAseuM, e. IS. st.
l*.4 printerS lee. Bic.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

NAMEs OF THE GRAND Jurors FOX THB
NOVEMBER COURT. 1856 Which eimmenees in
this place on Monday nert. sl'e
BEAT No. I. ~
Patr OK v. M Cam, Benjamin r. Adams,
Samue. Dilley, Benjamin Ogden.
BEAT No. q. isess
Edward Berry A. B. Manning, Theodore
J. Grimes, Robert P. / rasier.laiN ~
BEAT No. 8.
Britton p. Roberts, William M Willams,
Joseph w. Morton, Wyche w. Wilburne.
BEAT No. a. .fsf Az fess
Joseph w. Sanders, Miles T. Brown, John
Z. Judkins, Phillip Pope.
BEAT No. 5. u cara
DIR. William. NJ Yandell, Dr.. George w.
Woodbury., George Q. Roberts. Noah Raney
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c4- Mr.. Charles A. Stewart, Furniture
Dealer Of New Orleans, 10 whOse advertise
nent we besPeak the sAteseos Of purchasers in
these parts, writes:a
81 advertise in about forty papers and intend
to advertise in every good paper in the States
Of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and Texas.
am new beginner, young man, born and
raised in the South, ma have great faith in tho
vittue OF printers ink. My motto is to act on
the square, del justly with all mankind, aud
advertise extensively and pay for The same"
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! SHERIFFS SALE.
Andrew Patterson,

vs. vendi - 81 y ii css
William Phillips, garnishee Of BENZ.
80 fmilips. WfI "a s94T aIsstz. 49,
pY virti,e of the above stated Exscution
70 me directed. from the Honorabls
Circuit Cosrt Of Yazoo county, win sell 70
the highest bidder for cash.
On Monday, 24th day Of Noyem-
] n Il Der, 1856,
at the Court toase door Of said county,
within the honrs prescribed By Law, the fol-
losing property. viz; All the right title and
interest Of the said Will m Phillips Garnish-
ee a. aforesaid. 10 and to Lots s. and 7.
of Section 9. Township - Range 2 West.
IS Levie on AS the properly Of the said
William Phillips .Garnishee as Aforesaid.
and will be sold 70 satisfy the above stated
case and costs. - Af
II A. JENKINS, Sheriff,
! By w. Fl. MAxGuM. d. s.
Oct. "a, 1856, At.
Tprinter fee. So.
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Notice.

VUASsCemmitted to the Jail OF Yazoo
w County, on the 9th OF November, by
LII. Lawrence, a. Justice Of the Psace for
said Conn Y, negro boy by che name Of
LEWIS, VII, says he belongs 70 Andrew
Ramsey, of Coke Cpuntv, Tennessee. Said
boy il 5lEet9 inches higa. lfiltv-seven years
old, perfectly black, with . heasY beard. the
owner ol said negro is requestedso' come for
ward prove property and take him away, or
he will be dealt with acc6r lingIto law s ID L
MA. JENKINS, Sheriff.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

OF A private letter. received from Mr.. Dallas,
the U. S. Minister in London, communicates the
important information that be has negotiated a
treaty with the British Government covering oil
the questions in dispute between the two coun-
tries FGsHr lnioi fl tt NJ z
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|rishpAn. tWa "a ~ O u>ni, h> tcfr. }toR
|haf az sd ahke 6.a< thtil e.. - e III u
IA y IIf~, 80 49, 1 .{s e. IL q 81.
II ~ y 1:. 80 -
'wqfd that The boys ehput NeF surg Gaye h'in wnP
Be rtturns1 fom lfex1oj an to6or u lie nltive Sd
1880 s.tl / Nd 80 - a. ofss <r,ous MA.
~ f.,1s -. -. -. =.
osatoI N me luminous ano uunphans ar'
gi,uept proving that the Irishman that comes over
f,,,,, III, nafiva l.vs = - nod an Amer.
s. ~. - -.
:. - 4, - ~
ahty WIZ the'r piood-- iRssa.ee mea oosn ~
IN sfable, y he = hevse5 Hh opponent might
have answered. .sno. but some ussa that are not
Sc ~
!. !. s.. :. = - -
animAls: -. = !. $500. =. .t2e rx Y
Wehopc dur birth place d lina1l established end
ortbern cities mfst contend ar its honor.
...r... r,;.;a. 49,, -, -. "a S
- ,,ss !, s.sssI'ss
i'aas az''Hss y : - 80 - i.
we have been told that sons one wno nasrDeen %
Tmy. has feundout that we were sraised very rcor.
This IL also hitting pretty neal the mark. The
An -. h;.h, .~.,,tlsa II
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6hoSld yot TX Is kl,y This dunninc,
Why s6es6 I'D tosnpiuinfs and m1rmnrs,
Murmurs loud about delipqueBts
Who have read the paper weekly,
Read what they have never paid for,
Read With pleasure and with profit,
Read Of church affairs and prospects, =
Read Of newl both home aIld 3dreien, !
Resd the essays and the poems
Full Of wisdom and instruction.; -
Read the table Of the markets.
Csretully corrected weekly
Should you ask us why thisdUnnfng, -
We should answer. we should tell you, I
.. From the printer, from the mailer, =
From the kind old paper. tnaktr, 4.
From che 1andE I'd, from tie carrier. !
From the man who takesfhe letters,
I With . stamp from UieIe Samuel,
Uncle Sam the fowdiFs call him:
From them oil, there comes am ssaee,
Message kind but firmly spoken. stt
"rlease 10 pay ~ what you owe u"
Sid it is to hear such message
When cor funds are oil exhausted,
Wher the last bank note he's lelt II. II
Valentine gold coin I'll has vanished,
Gone to pay the paper maker, IS
G.ne TO pay the toiling printer, s. ss
g one to pay tie landlords t,ibute, !.
Y Gone to pay the cable carrier 60 aipQ
Gone to pay the he faithful mailer, s
Gone 70 pay old Uncle Samuel = 4
Uncle Sap the fpM dies call him. ,.s
Gone 70 pay The M esiern paper ..9 y
Three and twenty hundred dollars, ef
3 Sad it's 10 turn the ledger,
u Turn The leaves Of this old ledger, $40
Turn AVID wee what sums IRE due ",
Due fof volumes long since ended, !.
due Tor years Of pleasant reading, :.
sDue for, years Of toiIseme labor, d N.
Due despite oar patient waiting, Az,
Due despite Our constant d..nuing, ss
q Due ID suns from two to twenty.
Would Won Jifta burden from ust. q
Would y0u drive ! spectre from ) on!
Wouid YOU take pleasant Stun bers
!, Would Won have 1 qaiet coasciencei
Would ydu read i paper paid iur!
Send Us money send u money. I
ispsSend Us money send ~ monsy: ii.
Send tie money thai YOU aope Is IS, I.
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Varipfy!y
<IOHN q. STRASSERI e Co.

II RE NOW OPENING AND IN Receipt
a of the finest ard most elegant stock ever ],
opened IN Vicksbarg Ladies cannot fail 10
be@pleased with the sasso tment offered, both
in quality and price. The young we can al-
ways please< Cone one, come all, and you
shall not leave dlssak SIZED. The large stock !
consists ID part Of -
A fine assortment of Trimming, ,fconsisting Of
Mass and Fringe trimmings, o&
Satin and Moise Antique Galoon s
Different st les of Bugle trimmiegs
Black We vet ribbons Of all widths;
Black tassel and Bugle fringes;
White cotton tim'ng fringes, different widths
a pretty assortment Of silk and glass buttons,
Bugle tassel butfobs Of the latest style, SIS
All articles belonging to the Embroidery line,
Zephyr woIste plain and spotted, -.
Embroidering aud Upper patti rms, g
Emhroide y, silk and cotton. Of all colors:
Cold and Silver braids and twists. s
Prise silk twists !. purse steel ! gold fringe.
French Carsets of al descriptions: q, ~
Sets Of Iaconet collars and sleeves
!" for children
Linen .s5AfiI ~ . Z. & 8. s ::s
4 e. =. e 4k.@.A5.
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DIED.

In Yasoo' county, 5tli inst. at the residence Of
Mr.. H. Cox, Miss Tennessee Albums, in the 18th
year of her age.r ,a9ta
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~ The EsteiM Courier sAss that in the .illa.
minatiOn." which took plhcc there last Saturday
night, but two house, on Main Street were cit up.
Suppose the balance Of the merchants want Know.
Nothing CUSTOM Sensible ,s gnse z5gx*a
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II Yesterday was celebrated m o day % Thanks.
giving in accordance with the Proclamation Of Gov
McRse. Divine Service was held In the Presbyte-
rian Church ofthis place. The different congrga-
tons holding union meeting Rev. Mr.. Barton
Of the Methodiat Church. preaehed. 4. 800. \
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21

u Messu. Shaw and Calling. the gsntlemanly
and oblising Clerks Of the HONE. win please %.
sspt tlanks for lats New Orleans and visksburg
papers. "A sNhvS ~ 49, -
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s AT the present rate Of advancement says the
Baltimore American, It will soon be impos6ble
to obtain any adequate expression Of, the PoPu-
lar will IN this country Its almost . mockery
now. and has been for years. where the Demo-
cratic party are allowed to carry on. their will
to talk Of the sovereignty Of the people, All
meuknow, and to themselves confess. that the
opinion ofthe legally constituted voters Of the
land is made Of no avail by frauds perpetrated
in the face of day. at almost all of elections.
And il was the terrible conyictioa of this truth
that drove q large portion Of the people, Of the
country to seek remedy, BY extending the term
OF naturalization, and thereby ;lessening the
amount of disposable material with which The
Democratic party worked. II we mistake no.
the recent State elections. on, which 20 much
depended to the Democratic party have exceed
ed anything in this line ever before exhibited.
We do not care to join in the cry of the defeat
ed Fremont men in Indiana, Or even to echo the
passionate criminations of those who were beat
en- in Pennsylvania, but there are same facts
coming 70 light which force, upon us the conclu-
sion that both Of tAose State pfesen. vote by
no means reliable as an index Of the. popular
viii Among innumerable evidences of this
sort is the following: sisl u4
! The city Of cleveland Ohio. polsed 4iso4
!, votes at the recent election, The population
is about 10000 Indianapolis is the Centre
township. Indiana The vote or Centre town.
ship was 4l93. Population Of Indianapolis
I about 1870 10000. Thuf, under the Demo-
! cratic system, 10000 people cart in INDIANA,
within Gil as many votes q %, 900 10 Ohio, +
/ Col. BExros ON rHs US1ox Col. Benton
has consented to lecture 10 Boston during the
coming winter His subject il the Union. and
10 his letter accepting The invitation, hesays:--
IT believe there Is danger Of disnnion, and that
I the first step towards vsfting that dangers %
face it and fathom it, After the depth and nature
of the disease is known, The remedy can be cofsid'
cred which, with me, must be Cancellation, not co
ercions an application to all the feclingsof patri'
otism, national pride. and mutual interest. which
lcprtainly animate the great majority p both halves
] of the Union, and an attempt to unite them ID !
/ and conciation for It's object.' ies 81 !
..~..sn III III -sa4s
n LOUIS N APoLEos 1T Is stated that arresstl
continue to be made ia Psris of individuals sus
4 pected Of eonspiriog against the life of The Eupe
forsi The conduct Of bis Majesty % The occasion
ofhixsetufn to Paris, and since, giyes re impress
\ sion 70 the public, that these arrests pra haeel
upon facts which fully wsErsnt the utmost fiigo
''Iof tIle police. His sptrj nto Hayis Va priset1
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21
The Nero Congress.

representatives to the next Congress have
already been elected from II States, and are
classified BY the New York Journal Of Com.
nerce demo cral) a. follows: ~ 49,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-11-21
q Norfolk. Va, gave NJ Fillmore Its MAORI

Is.
The VorE or PM DEErfiA The Penn Viva
naH gives the following as the vote Of twenty -fonr
wards dt the city of Philadelpha: Buchanan, 3d.
l34; Fillmore, -. ATS; Fremont IA; Fillmore. Gus
1855; Fremont. Fus J 6 $50: Bnchanan's majori.