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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
JENNY Lind and Rarnuun.

Jenny Lind has written letter to a friend ex-
tract OF which is published in " The Philadel;
phia Times expressing great sympathy for Bar
mum on account of his. pecuniary msfortpnes,
She expresses great admiration. for Barnpm as
a business man aud a man. Of large bsnev-
olence and goodness of heart
We quote: =. ,4. y 4
|" You, know my dear friend, all those-gift and
charity concerts, which was made to partici-
pate in, not that they did not meet with my
most cordial approval, yet all sprung from Mr..
Barnum, which, although he was shrewed g.
nough to know woufdreturn again ten-fold,
yet his soul was in the. act; nor would he listen
to my remonstances that he too, should share in
them, know, also, that he was continually inn
portuned by needy people for assistance, and II
most positively assure You, as believe to be
the case; that none ever left him unassisted,
who was in the least deserving. think. how
ever, that his genius and talent will not long
permit him to remain in impoverished obscur-
Eritv. His determined will will soon arouse him to
action, and in a short time he. will have. sur1
mounted the difficulties that now surround and
oppess him, and which would have paralyzed
the energies of an ordinary man; ); 4
" will not dyen long unon this subject. 1t
lis indeed painful for me to contemplate. be-
lieve good man should not. fall, nor shall he
Barnum) do so for the want of a friend. His
tpride willnot permit him to. write to me under
the cireumstances mime compels me to write
to him. He, nor his, shalI ever know want
while have it in my power( (which, owing to the
goodness OF Heasen, hive now)to, keep ita l.
way. But let us b ope that things are not ps bad
as represented, and at the next steiner "
bring more agreeable tidings. +. {
This is confidence. : -
50 So Affectionately, your friend,
JENNY LIND.n !,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
OLD LINE WHIaS.

Can they support Millard Fillmore! In an
ser to this query we quote the following from
the Richmond Wing, an old Wing journal, but
one which supports Millard Fillmore:
What course should the conservative, con
scentious, ,consttutiou-lo loving Whigs' of Virgin
ia and the Union pursue in the approaching can
Fvass? Now for ourselves, we confess TO an ut
ter inability to comprehend how a man can be
so ultra a Whig as to turn Democrat. We can
readily understand him in not agreeing, in all
things with the American party; but still think
what you please ofthat or any other,i it soems
to US next to impossible for any Wing with the
remembrance of the wrongs he has yet to
avenge to cooperate with the Democratic par
lty.
And why, in the present struggle, should any
such thought be entertained, even for mouient
Have we not candidate in th e field whose char
acter and administration are unquestionable
guarantees of the wise and patriotic manner in
which he will discharge his duties, should he
again be elevated to the Presidency! Has lie
not always been Wing event And will moi
bis administration be again good administra.
ton, inasmuch a. tbs simply impossible for il
to be Democratic or o Black Republican one
i What more, then, then as Wings, do we wapt
so far as M1ilard Fillmore ID copcernedt L
he hot the pride Of all pf US only four years aeo
And has he changed in any essential respec
since, except In growing v end sbecomin.
bettor qualified for the statiol Be then adorn
led.
PosrMIsrREss.--Miss Maria Browe1 D 5
the only ."Natiohal Democrat fn the town Q
West Ruperh vt, has been appointed postmistres
! there. nF rSaI n tastA SAsJ So 81
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

Agreeably t. an order of the Honorable
Probate Court Of Yazoo County; made al
The April Term 1856 thereof, we will as
Administrator and Administrative OF
John w. Fudua deceased, on Monday
the 26th day of May next, proceed to
SCH to the highest bidder for cash before
The door Of the Court House, in Yazoo CO.,
within the houfrn, prescribed by law, the
following described claims to wit:
Due bill of II Cullen for $50 90, due
bill Of Samuel Swisher for $15 90, account
bfJohn Smith for Sc. account of Gracey &
Giles for 81 73, note of N Williams fol
SO, due bill John Z Robinson for $40, due
bill Of Samuel Carpenter for s 10, due bill
bf Joel G Rice for 48 O5, due bill of D N
iIaddock for 8 90 due bill of @ Rodgers
for 90. due bill of VIM Matthews for 4 81
=. !. ue bill II ID Criswell for 10 90; account
lof Saul Swshcf for 9 so, account of Frank
: Hill for Is 90, account of E Ray fot 35 A
note of Talbot Stevens for 10 90, due bill
Of Jesse p Jackson Is 90, due bill Rosans
Tucker FOR 10 90, account Of A Gearing
for 65 80, account James Sorrell for 90
account Of Norman for 90, account o
Morgan for 7 5O,acct Of w Smith for 81
acct Off harp for 90 due bill of John Lu
cas- for GO, acct 2 Coody for 10 90, du,
bill of G Barrow for 90, due bill of Jer
ty Horn for 25 90; account of DR.. r II Cor
bin for 10 90, due bill of James Hamef 70
10 90; account Of James CrisswelI for 3 SO
facet of Geo. Richardson for 90 note G
w M Smith for 32 AZ, note of A G Thor
or30 O0,note Of ) ID Harbiu for 10 OO,casl
bill VS. Edward Exum for i0 SO, acco"nt @
! Mcleod for 12 81, cost bill VS. G Viii
kinson for 90, due bill of A Godfre
for SO 90 less credit of 25 90.
NOAH d. LINK, Admr.
SARAH G FUQUA, Admz
Yazoo CITY, Nav 9. 50a.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
DE The Washington sentinel'says:

Ftsciu Teqssiys nesc Administration to turn
out the Freesoilers jFom cfice.-T'he present does
not duye 10 do is.
Mr.. Fillmore is exactly the man the Sentinel calls
for. He turned out the Freesoilers, when he was
in Office before, when he has better reason to like
them for splitting their foul calumnies at him ever
since Mr. Fillmore turned them out and Mr..
Pierce turned them ia--now lots turn Mr. Pierce
tinel?-L -Lynehburg Virgiaian.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

0r Padre Vigil presented his credentials
minister from Nicaragua on the l4th, ano wa
Immediately received.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

Democracy says; ~ III ...,s..s - ~
There are not fifty pro slavery Democrats in In
diana, nor would fifty Of them vote for the ntroduc
ton Of slavery INTO any State op Terreory Of this
Uuionhad they the oppolt WITTY They are all for 4
freedom and Tree 60 fr as they ara indi T
suuahy cohceiiieu A 40 zsfsgssf gas
\ If that is any comfort to the democracy in this
|Iegion they are welcome teit ssThey rare all for
free territory as faras taey are ipsisiduaily ocn
cerasd.' q the leazt dopbs q thal have We.
- -
Il D6r The Hon. RUFUS Chbate has been in.
lyited by the citizensv Of Brooklyn, N. r.. to de-
ton Of monument to the Wallabout marlyfs
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

seA. The Richmond Wing reminds Wings
of the State and the country that Millard Fill
more is now what he was when they formerly
supported him, but that the necessi les for his.
Tho Wings do not overlook this. and willre.
'snond accordingly. 80 IS. 7a.r @,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
EXECUTORiN NOTICE,

AS Executor of the lastw and test
amcnt Of I'll. Prichett, Twill at The June
. term 1856, OF the Probate Court of va
80 county, make final settlement OF
said estate and ask for leaveyto ssirren-
! der my letters. s 'sy' I * s : !
LIS. PRICHET, Exccutear. 7 4 (
May l6, 50 st, ~
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

appointed Of the first division thereof fo the
ensuing twelve moathsto work from J " Alley 70
Mechanicsburg with the hands heretofore on the
same with the exception of those belonging 10 James
Ware, Geosge Ogden and the estate Of q Mead
! And, that James Ware be appointed overseer on
the other division to work from w Alley to Wares
residence with the hands of himself the estate OF ~
g. Mead and George Ogden. - - r. fb
Ordered that Court now adjourn until TO morrow
NYE, President.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
AS Administrator of the estate Of s.
n M. Prichet, | will at the June term
1856, Of tho Probate Court of Yazoo
county, make, final settlement of said
estate and ask for leave tosurrender my
letters. R.J. 5. PklCHET, \
May Is, 50 st. Administrator
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-06-06
THE STATE Of MISSISSIPPI.
YAzoo CoUNry:

The State. Of Mississippi, To Thomas
Ross, William Ross, Mary Ross, non
residents Of this State, and all others
interested in the final settlement of
the estate of Elizabeth Ross, decd.
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
- before the Probate Court of Yazoo
county, at the Court House thereof. in va
zoo City on the fourth Monday in June
next, then and there to show cause, if any
you can, why the final account of Samuel
L. James, as Administrator of Elizabeth
Ross, deceased. should not be audited and
allowed and final decree rendered there,
on, and further to do and suffer such thing.
ssi hall be ordered by the Court aforesait
In the premises. =
Witness, the Hon Robert B
(ro Mayes. Judge Of the Court o
Probates for said county the At
49, Monday Of April A. d. 1856 an,
sealrof said court. m
J. M. HoILINGswoRTII, Clerk.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

OF MoIasses, about 800 bbls. were sold at BASS
per gallon for good to choice.
FLouR-- There was better demand, and about
g. 600 bbls- we're disposed Of part on Friday in
Guiding l 300 St. Louis at s.l2i or less, 500 at
about the same, 26s at s. 25aS 37l, 100 extra al 9
IS, and $50 common at 90 per Dol.
GRAIS-Corn was dull and Dropping with sales
early in the day of about 900 sacks at 6SaTo for
mixed and white, and subsequently, 500 to 600
white at 65 per bushel Wheat held at an az.
vance, and 600 sacks prime red sold on Friday at
l s24 OF Oats, $50 sacks Ohio taken at 40,
and 500 choice old Sc. Louis. from store, a: So
per bushel. Of Rye, lot Of $40 sacks was sold at
10 per bushel
Provisions Pork was extremely dull, and bu-
-iness was confined TO few retail Transactions at
rs 75al7 90 per bbl for Mess. of lard, lotof
so tierces No. was sold at 81 per 10. OF Dry
Sailed Meats, 10000 lbs. Sides and Shoulders were
sold in bulk az Sc per 10. round.
RIcE.-Sales 124 tierces at 81 on the landing,
and 81 per ID. from store.
CoFFEE Demand good, with sales of s,ll0 bags
Rio, of which l25 at lO4, 1925 at 104, 200 at
and 500 Prime at III per ID.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

FEIDAr, Feb. g.
Mr. Head. from the committee on Education, re
commended the rejection Of House bill TO prevent
incompetent persons from teaching free schools.
Report non concurred in and bill passed on second
reading.
Some committee recommended the passage OF
House bill for the benefit Of children in fractional
tSwnships in Ocoee and Hiwassee districts passed
second resding.
message was received from Gov. Johnson,
nominating Messrs w g. Harding, G. w. Gu ming
ham ard P. W. Maxey as suitable persons TO be Ia
spec'ors Of the Peniteniiary.
And the Senate refused 60 confirm said nOmina-
lions; ayes ~, noes 10
Sen t. adjourned to %, P. ".
AFTERNOON sEs Iox.
Mr. Stokes, from the Committee on Banks, re-
ported adversely upon Senate bill 10 increase the
capital Of the Bank of Chattanooga $500, 600. and
to authorize il ~ branch in Memphis Nashville aud
East Tennes zee. After discussion, the report was
concurred in, and the bill rejected.
Also: Reported hVorably Oh House bin to amend
the Free Banking Law; passed "a reading.
House bill TO elect Revenue Collector by thepeo-
pie. was rejected.
Adjourned to 81 A. N, tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
FRIDAY, Feb. s.
TIE late SecraGry cf SiGte--Mr Wilson of Mar
shall, presented memorial from Moses VI. Swan,
stating that the late Secretary Of State had charged
certain fees for services rendered in comparing and
certifying TO grants copied by himself in accordance
with a resolution of the Legislature, to which the
said Secretary not legally entitled and PRAYING
that investigation may be had and the matter set
right. R,f-rred TO the select committee raised e
few days since 10 examine iutO the official conduct
Of the late Secretary of State.
Bank Reports-One thousand copies of the vari.
Gus reports Of the commissioners appointed TO ex-
anime into the condition OF the Bank of Tennessee
and Branches, were ordered TO be printed for the
use of the House.
Register f9r IFea Tenn essee-Mr Stoyall offered
resolution providing for a convention Of the two
houses on the 18th ins for the purpose Of eecting
a Register for West Tennessee. The rule was sus-
pended and the resolution adopted.
House bills On. third reading-TO exempt certain
property from executions; aud for other purposes
rejected, ayes p, noes 80.
To charter the Strawberry Plains and Sewer
Turnpike company, and the Waauga Bridge com,
pany; passed.
To furnish copies Of Nicholson & Caruthers' Com.
plation and Supplement Of the Statutes Of Tennes-
TO such counties entitled TO the same but
have not received them passed, ayes 90, noes 0.
TO incorporate the Bluff City, Franklin, Somer-
vile, Chickasaw GAINESVILLE, Sparla Beams Station
and Ejzabethton Building and Loan Associations
pa. sed
To charter the Jones borOueh Bank and the Bank
of Fraukln; rejected, ayes 20, noes 80.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Helse Bills on Third Readiny.-To amend the
charter OF the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Company, aud for other purposes; passed, ayes 81,
rOes Z.
To create Boards Of Medical Examiners for tie
State Of Tennessee, aud to promote medical sci~
ence, g.; r. j'cted, ayes %, noes 81.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

rE-"We have been informed on what we deem
reliable authority that our neighbor read the arti.
Gle, from which the foregoing extracts on the APP
pointment OF know mornings as bank directors are
taken 90 a Director Of the Bank OF Tennessee pre-
Vious to its publication in his paper and that the
said Director then informed our neighbor that the
fact he was happy 20 state untrue. Now,
the question have 20 ask Of the Union AMI Inner
lean is, whether we have been nlisnformed g"-Pa
triot.
Yes sir, you have been misiniormed. We read
the article in question to no man. We were not
informed by any director, before the publication OF
tho rumor, that il was untrue. We were invited
by OF the directors to inquire at the bank into
the circumstances which led to the appointment Of
the directory for the Naury branch; but the rumor
10 question not a subject Of conversation be-
tween u.s. We had not heard il at the time Of this
conversation. We had commenced an article on
the Of the directory here in disregarding the
petitions OF the people Of Maury; aud it was the
commencement OF this article, superseded by the
one on which the Patriot bases its comments, that
we read TO the director in question We repeat
positively that no director told u.s. before the
publication Of the report, that il was untrue
Union and American.
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River and steamboat News.

Early 10 the morning the sun and the snow
had fair fight; till s o'clock, the fakes fell
fast and thick, and by the clouds broke away
and checked the snow. The weather is still
about right for good snow storm.
River still rising with 81 feet on the Shoals
The city At Huntsville left for Memphis.
The Scotland, with heavy freight of cotton
and grain, for New Orleans.
The Umpire for Burksvle
The Huntsville for GainesbJro.
No arrivals.
For NEW ORLEANS DIEECT.-The fine and
popular steamer Ale0aia will leave for the
Crescent City this morning u 10 o'clock
Capt. James Miller, one of the oldest and
most experienced boatmen on the Western
waters, is in command, assisted in the office
by q chip Of the old block" The A. is an
excellent passenger boat-being neat in all
her appointments -Apresentag an excellent
opportunity for all wishing to 60 direct to
New Orleans in pleasant and agreeable man
ner. BE aboard in time.
The MasEciILc is loading at Clarksville for
New Orleans.
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nanking In NashvIiIe.

For the Nashville Patriot.
MEssRs EDIroEs: Your Constant Reader" bad
a hard time Of IL aud most sincerely do sympa
thiEe with him. II be has got over the effects Of
''bobbing round" and appreciate Il. win en-
desvor briefly. give him little needful inio,ma.
tion The Old Banks very tickle; to-day they
take certain Bank notes, 10 morrow they throw
them out the next day they receive them sgain.
So they go. Would il not be an efectual remedy
(as the old Banks have the power Of regulating
these things) for them to pay out their own notes
! payable in Nashville, and thereby make their notes
; equal to eOin then reject everything rot equally
COED, stopping the uafie in specie, which Is nov
one per cent. above their Branch notes. This
would settle the whole matter As Il Is, the Old
Banks established the system OF killing" the
young ones having such illastfioas examples, OF
course. they follow particularly. as !, seems 70 be
:" free hing" have seen the Old Banks, (sll OF
them,) receive checks on some Of the Free Ba,k.
here, and presume /, n generals bat 10 bank viii
receive check on another ui.loss IL feels assured
that the drawer Las The money 10 the Bank on
which be checks. Ny nolioa is. make the old
Banks play iair By paying counter notes. and they
will be certain to straigbten the whole thing Lss
the Legislature repeal tie Law regulating the busl-
ness Of banking and alec ali charters that they may
have in their power and grart no more my voFi
for Il you viii. Ia a short dine, have soand co...
rency and when TennesssAn crosses the sssts
! ne bis money viii pay for "A mesa Of pO,tage, and
every man viii then know what viii pay bis note
In back, without obtaining thai knsuledge Al The
risk OF freezing b.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-09

wA. r. Vices, E-q, Editor Of the Hunts
vile (Ala.) Independent is st present on visit
to our city. He has troops Of friend here who
will be glad to shake bis hand, and wish him
well ia his abors in Alabama. BY the. way,
should any of our mercantile friends wish t.
advertise their business at Huntsville, Wi IS
will do il for them in his excellent journal in Il
most satisfactory manner.
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TO THE PuRLIC.

yJr1zET~-=s. The undersigned would respectfully an.
As~-e-S nounce to his friends, and the citizens Of
Nashville and vicinity that he has the city
the purpose Of pursuing his prossion and
sociaed with him, the talented Artist Mr.. r. AUGUSTUS
WENDRoTH; and he feels assured from their in
other State that Their efforts their profession cannot fail
received with by the lovers Of artn Tennessee
JOHN W. DODGE.
NASHVILLE Dec 1gsb
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WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-ly CINCINNATI, OHIO.
PROF.. w 90 DIS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides will cure every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed as daudruf itching
in the shape OF eruptions--eyen d head
and in possible will it fail Of curing by magic,
periodical headache and If used twice week by
the young regularly 1t will preserve the color and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age. READ JuDGE
LooASsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs o. J. Wood Co:
GENTS Yours of the 18th came duly TO hand Enclosed
please find $3S 1t being the amount Tor Hair Restorative
have sold il all. II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell H. 1t has
worked Miracles In this paee sold six 81 bottles,
that bald and fetched hair out all his head.
Yours respectfully,
III. III. GRIDLEY.
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FoR BRoS HITS Throat Diseases, Hacking Coreh and the
Ell cts Of mprudent of Mercury medicine has
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The care Of T. II. Ramsey alone shoalc satisfy any who
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An ounce Of fact worth pound of theory and the
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Dyspepsia heartburn loss Of Appetite nausea,
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tW- We call attention 10 DR.. RusooE's adj
vertisement Of ire article of News and Book
lux. he also has a cheap article Of superior
Potash in cans, which will enable housewives
aud laundresses to manufacture, with ease, a
cheap aud excellent article of Washing Soap.
We advise those interested to call at Roscoe's
establishment, corner of Broad aud Market,
and give il a trial
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Por the Patriot.

MRssRs. EDIToRs: The extract made fg"m
Gov. Johnson's sA Of Jazuary speech BY the
Columbia Mirror, we heard delivered UerOae,m
10y the Governor at a Convention of the citi-
zens called at the Court House, for the pur
pose of establishing Military Institute in
Nashville. The same speech can be found re-
ported in the Congressional Globe. W.
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ABRAM coNLFY.
CoNLEY & JOHNSON.

SUCCESSORS z'cLuRE MOORE.
No 10 Broad street. and No "a South Market street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Wares
w intend keeping constantly hand all kinds o. Cock
ing and Heatng stoves, Ornamental and Pain 81 ntle
Gra'es, &C &c
Also All kinds r Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
steanba Rolling Nh Furnaces, Foandres, Factories,
a the city jani2-ly
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THAN W. HAVE EVER BEFORE OFFERED,
And includes fail patti from Jos Rodgers
Sous HELD LANGsFR0fH q CO,
Importers Of Hardware.
eh5-tw2m PhEindeIDhfa.