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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

D9-Sm @ourtbaus gu Sapannd, 9ainpis,
flnO Ycrise 9Sode cine Sroums aatt webe rir
8faut ii unO psr SrautiBam 20 Sabre aItwar.
llnter ben 5O63itsaien War cine 9r6tr bee
8;dutiSams, bic alter 1T als bic Muttsr rrr
Sraut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

ptttSburg. t3. Stt. Gs1rrn trdnntt'
bic srcer 8aSsn- unp Suti&ens8atrit Scn ptslpe,
Carr unb 60. nebrr unp bas 5turr rr9riiT irGterf
aud bic 9Husfdtrif spn SaG unb' Spres une'
mebrers BObuaetdure. Der 0elammiosrluRte'
traat ae8en $4,000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

Nebrasta.-9la6 Dem fiirsli@ scncntntr'
nrn Genlus bat glebrasta jest cine SecSIErrun8
pun 1915 unS 1000 Stinimsster. Die Be-
sSlteruns bat felt lsbtrm Sabr uni mfbr ais bas
Dcppeltc susenrmmen unp bic 3atl Der Stimm'
aeter fal caS Ortifaae.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
ner n6d,Ife ConarcE.

prnnIplpanicn rirb i'm nSaRcn Gpn9reb burG
t3 5reunpe Der Selapenzgrpritcruns unp ~
5rcunpe per Srribet reprelentirt weroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
Die mabiin Dbio.

S6io fat sBOtl sstton. Die 8rPutItdnI6e
Mctrbcit baIeltf pirb iif 70 Gina su 3rilGcn
35 900 uno 10000 Stinmrn telnuirn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

BT9n Ybilapslliil brad am t7tn SdcGsr,
ces gfudts, 5eur In rinrm @ritfrbrf OTIS, unb
cGe rcmlriben @tn6aIt Ncttan irerHen frnnte, bnt'
tf caerlte 20 g1rGrbiufer unb stpa 100000
3balrr wertb gipntbum Sritprt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

0S-Sn MiiFiFppi prrNarb Der pfnntdeentr.
fber @,crrs se. Scbnlra nit .9interlafun9 eineS
Serm5scnS pon 100000. Sn iciucm ScIas
mente Derfii5te cr bic Sr:iaate otlrr etner Stld'
psn, nit Der Sepinauna, rae lie ale mad, Sab
rem na6 eiteren ecldidt uio jceer NIT $50 psr1-
leten pfrben Iollen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
nrr .fllilten nemeFrat. y

bat bic Ramen BON 8u6anan unb 8rediuribae
berabsrnonimrn. 5rrmpnt's @rritlrfmgcn i'm
9lcrNcn tcmmcn bauFtia4Iia aus cen brmpfreti,
l6n 9tsibcn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22

rS- :Srifhrn ti,fcr g8tIt unN Der nd4lrn ID
nut Gin 4lbrmju9 uHb Gin Srrji4tA9,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
Gcmafprial. GriuGbicr:

ScnoTpftdI=N;rloo
Spbn S. Srrmcnt.
Sen. S}nmc6 SrpiiI ppn Centre Gr.
1ifriFtsGrwdblcr:
f.. SOfep9 Gpparbt, gbilaOslpBia.
2. George 81. gdert.
8. @rpr9r Ssihrnllrtder, "
a. gBiion Sepsa,
5. q. @. 8cwIanp,
6. g8ittdm Darlington, G6sltr.
z. GALES q. Gaglpr, 8uds.
8. gBilliam 81. Sairb, 9crFs.
8. Wi6ac( 8. S9irt, 2ancalrr.
10. Simon Cameron, DaupGin.
If. ScGn OtcGcrmid, NorthumtGIanb.
IL, Smith .. SGOmpicn, Mpnirm.
t3. Siullcl 3. 9rrO, g6apne.
Ia. 5repsrid 6. Snt6. 3ipgd.
IS. Qbratam llpNrsraif, eYccm;n9.
16. SuIrp9 .. Simplpn, psrry.
II. Se;rtab Cation, Grantlin.
1S. Gpparo Stul, Scmsrlct.
10. gBm. N. Stspart. Sneiana.
20. gtlireO YatterIon. 5aprttf.
81. 9. 6. Sapgrr, sIaesbens.
%. Saecb Yainter,
%. Qawrrncr g. Nc@uITn, 9arrcncr.
2l. @eryse %. grnolb, Glarirn.
25. Sames Stinnrr, @rie.
na~ Die waNrrn 5ilImpresSuttnbr thinner
brn n1ml6en pbi9n Sidst, nur nit benz llnter'
Idieb, paB le an bic Steae ron Sebn 6. 6re'
mont, Nliaaro 5itImcre itmmen.
gIiic nun an bic glrGeit, uno ttut Ollie Cur,
YIiht, uno mir t5nHen rinsn icl6m berrlher
5idet nit sinsr 9rpBen NrtrDsit rrwdblen. Diet
fam 70 sfpiB eeifs9eu ais bic @abI am 4ter
glcSrmtet ltattfubet, prnn mir spn nun an biz
sur gRabl tbatt9 linp, mp feine eGrltGc Mittr
mbenust Iabn temIsl6en ben Sic9 iibrr 2uS
Setrus, 9sltrGung, Gclaprri. 9Iuaosbnuua uni
cen 10 gcnlS 9unanln iammt Isiprr 5reiban
prlt' platform ju setp. 8erEts mas mir ll9n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
Spbn Gbarles Irempmt


IN Der Sotn sines fran;Sfl6sn gluswauterrrs
uno cinrr 8reinerin uno puroe ben 81. Sanuar
1913 5u Sapanuab in @'eorsien 9ebcun. 9fa6
bemtalp erirlstsn Spps beS 8atGS nabm bic Nlut.
ter ibrrn aufsntbaIt in Gbarlrfon 9. G., unb bier
purpe Der jun9e 5rrmcnt NIT Isineu GjeIdpillern
er;c9en, pbpcbl niat in ben 9l1nsene1rn llmlt1ns
BEN. Dur6 baS g6oblwUllen einrs apsCfatrn,
III bcm er I9on i'm Sarten SuabsnaItrr in bic
gebre fam, murbe ibm cine flaliIGe Slbuns auf
elmer D5brn llntsrri6tsanaalt in GborlrItcn Su
3tril. Sm Sabre 1888 erbiett CT bic Stele es
mes ge9rerS Der Watbsmatit auf elmer GrirgsIAa,
lurpr, maate auf ibr cine rrittcbaltjdbriSr
RrtuSIaGrt in ben characterization @eipdI'
fern uno wurbe mad Jtddtebr Scm gGarlelton
College gum 8an9r rinss Masinrrs frr freien
6iinle prcmptirt. SaS 9ebrfaA gsniigtr inbee
lsinsm itrstIumen Gstle nidt, unO sr lpanttr 16
Balls praftil6en n9snieur-gGeIen 3u. Cine quite
Srrbaeituns fir feline ipdters 2aul6dbn mar bic
ibm aufsetraeene SsrmsHuns Der bamals nod
aans pibsn @jebirSeltrsde on BEN Grrn,rn ron
Sd6 Carolina unp 3snneIlcr unb bic i'm g8nter
baraul lctsrnbs militGrIde 8etCsupsdruns rinsr
bamaIs pCn ben @berrEse Snrianrn tetppbntsn
0rernp an ben Grenjn bon glrres Carolina, Sens
nsiiee uno @ecr9sn, 70 tpie i'm Sabre 1888 bic
Dur6fcrIauns Der 9anbIrtdn, welar Jest 6as
Nlnnelrta Serritprium nusmahtn, nobel or In
ojeneinI6aft nit Dem trriibmten Snarnisr gieOlet
tfati9 mar. Die Isste auBgprRfntIi4 mlbrsple
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
5onoerbarcr 1Di cbtcr eincr 5dafbccr-,
oe

Gin etpa 80 Ileilrn srn Gan 9lntrnic, In Srs
ras, wcbnenbrr 8auer tat eincn prlf, her frine
Sdaais 10 trsu brpodt aGs rim Sunp. Gr sebt
WprscnS nit ben S6aafcn in bic gEfire unb
tringt lie 9ItcnbS pirber ,urud. Der gHclf. ipel.
der etwa s Nonate alt II, wurte 9ouS jung &C..
nnaen unp nit rem Sblalen oufgeScssn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
gButlbcr1bte aus ben Gamtirs.

Die ftIgcncen Nr9rbcttm trr rtn0lnsit Gnuns
ties iino bis jtet eRbrri6tet .
Sir bas Union 9idrt Qllr0trny 3SG8, arnt>'
lrcns 500, Beaver 500, Blair 700, @ratfUroe
1850, Butter SOB, Gbeler ASP, GrapFrrb 1900,
Daupbin 525. Drla mare 400, Grie 1900, ScrE
uf so. 8rantlin 100, Suntnscrn 200. 9npi-'
ana 1900. 9eiTtrIon IS. 2lneaRer 2200, Saws
renee 100; 9fbanpn 400, Ncrrsr 800, Wt-
Rean $50, pptter 425, SnyScr 800, SomerIrt'
500, Slsaurbnnna 1000. 1tcga 200, llncn
i50. s8arrrn $50, gSalAinstcn 100, sBdpne'
800.
Sir baS gctaYtn 9ctcfcfc Sidet Gbams 60,
8eofcrb t40, SrtS 606i. Suds GAO, Cambria
1900. Carton SIS, Centre 375, Clarion 700,'
Stearfep GOO, Clinton 200, Columbia 500;
sumter lamb 200. Glt $50, 5agctte 800, 8ulten'
$50, Greene 1910, Sunidta 175. 2eda SCI.
au,srnr 1900. 9pcpmins $50, Nifflm 100,
Olcnrur 1900, Wrntapmer9 1896, Nicutrur'
$50, Icrtbamptcn 2334, glcrtbuntrrIanp 1925,
Derry $50, Itilabelpba SABA. gft $40. Sul.
lipnn 100, S6uYltia 1900. Ssnunsp 1870, gRs.
OminS 80. g4rimcrrlnnp 800, 2ort 1900.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-10-22
einr nnuartei;fhr Crbensbr(hrribnna.

gluf bas GrluGen ines rbrli6en altrn Demo-
traten nrbmen mir bic ;u,trn fclsenpe furjc ee-
6enstrI4reibuns beS Col. 6rsmcnt in unIeren
Spaltcn auf. Gisieltf 1T aus sem slmeritant'
I6en SctI6aftcr, einsr unpnrtEeil6en rslt9ipien
3eitun9, entlebnt. glemanp Der bic Surtle fennt
pirp hsrrn Str6ti9frit be3weifeln. Sir 1T ndt
in bent 9cp6bnIi6su itertriebsnsn 9trttd9eiite
erI6ristsn, Iunpern rrpabnt nur Sbatiahtn, iprls
de fir inmsr cinrn 2bcil Der 9ci4tGts pss 2ans
bss bilbfn iperben.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
AN ADVOCATE OF AMERICAN PRINCIPLES.
EFT. YAZOO CITY MISS FRIDAY APRIL A 1856

floats SO majestically and triumphantly, the
proud "AMERIcAN BANNER,"--some d ubt as to
the Illuminating power of translated SUM-
hence, we opine, the San Jacinto rush and Bowie
knife assault upon the american Banner and
its fair editress, which so startled us yesterday
1t all won't DIS. The Banner will still float.
and shine on, but the brighter for the mock
Suns studded around it: and the aid extended to
the latter by our neighbor, however we'll intend-
ed, but will add lustre to the "Banner," while it
will add no green leaf to any chaplet that may
now or hereafter deck his brow.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
SHERIFE'S SALE.
Poet, Simms 4 Co..
VS..
Jesse S.Stampley.
T. H. jackson,
VS..
Same
SHERIFR'S SALE

OdIuc.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated Exc
- cution to me directed. from the Hon.
Circuit Court Of Yazoo county, l will sell
to the highest bidder for cash,
On Monday, the 5th day Of May
1856,
at the Court House door of said county,
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following property, viz
ALI of that lot ofland. lying between the
town line of Satarlia. and the line of the
land Of d. H, Miles running from the riv-
er near D Fl Miles's, on the east line, to the
north east corner Of said Miles's lane, and
Immediately south of the Town line of Sa>
tartia, now fully known as the reserve made
by Brazeale, in the original survey OF the
plot of the town of Satartia, allin Section 81,
Township 10, Range 3 west. except that
portion so feet wide, lying south OF, and
adjoining Lot lat. in the town d Satartia
and running through to the line OF D d
Miles, being the land on which the saw
mill now stands.
levied on as the property Of said defend
ant, and will be sold to satisfy the above
stated cases and costs
NJ. AsJENKINS. Sheriff,
By w. II. MANGUM, D.S.
Yazoo City, Mch 2 A ~.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
= H4A5. "a SNs. 5sssssEszea
A. new Wonder from tho Eastern
4es~ Continent

We arc often astounded with the revelations
sthe explorers in the mysteries Of the wonder
full monumentson antiquity in the Eastern Con-
tinent. The pyramids of Egypt. the ruins of
Nineveh, the remains of Helipolis, Balbec and
Petra, with many others of like character have,
by the labors Of energetic and adventurous sa-
vans and travellers, presented wonders around
which the most intense curiosity and astonish-
ment cannot fail to cluster. Wonders are said
never to cease, and we really suppose they viii
not as long as credulty and the love of the mar
velous shall form characteristic ofman. The
following however is the last wonder we have
seen from the oriental regions.
!" AssYRIAN DISCOVERY - NEBUcHUDNEzzA AR
Duo UP.--It is stated that Col. Rawlnson who
is at present, engaged in prosecuting the dscoy-
cries commercially Layard and Botta, and in
exhumating from the immense mounds of the
long lost rival cities of Nineveh and Babylon,
the instructive remains of this once gigantic
power, has lately discovered in state Of pre-
servation. what is believed to be the mummy of
Nebuchadnezzar. The face of the rebellious
monarch of Babylon, covered with one of those
golden masks usually found in Assyrian tombs:
! is described as very handsome-the forehead
high and commanding, the features marked and
regular. This interesting piece of remote an
ttiquity is for the present preserved in the Mu-
scum of the East India Company. Of all the
the mighty empires which have left lasting
impression on memory, none has so completely
| perished as that of Assyria. More than two
| thousand years have gone by, since the two
"great Cities" renowned for their strength, their
luxury, their magnifcence, have crumbled in to
dust, leaving no visible trace of their existence
the very sites forgotten. A chance traveller
Layard, riding through the Mesopotamian valley
discovered .the buried city, Y and with success
that willimmortalze his name. has commenced
to unroI tie book d. Assyrian history and civil
ization, Which of ali the histories Of the frs
periods of the world, is almost clearly Connects
with the subsequent destnies of the human race
The discoveries already made furnish ample tes
timony to refute the sceptic and unbe.iever o
scripture truth" ssaH @
There is one great difficulty which we respec
fully suggest in the positive proof Of this lat
resurrection, of the great. King Of Babylon, an,
that is whether " his hair is of eagle feathers
and his nails like bid claws, and whether :her
are any decided indication of his having lived OF
/ a Vegetable diet, or even been turned out t,
grass. Bat tall joking aside if this should prov
Ito be old Nebuchudnezzar. and nothing shorter
1and if Barnum could get hold of him he woul
soon recuperate from the losses Of the endorse
. ment for the Hartford Clock Company. Loo
out for Jonah's gourd and some Of the whale
bone Of the Sea-Sdrpent that he swallowed.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04

No. The Rev. B. M. Palmer Of Columbia
South Carolina, has been unanimously elected
to the pastorship of the First Presbyterian
Church ofNew Orleans, with salary of S.
600, and this is the second time he has been
elected, since DR.. Scott's resignation. and pre-
sumo he has given intimation, that he win ac-
cept BY the tender of the Office heng made him,
after he had refused it once. Dr. Rice of st.
louis was called, and several other distinguish
led Divines, but as they all refused, the Session
and Congregation have
Resolued, That DIR. Palmer, is most plainly
pointed out as being the one intended by Ora
cious Providence, to Minister to them in holy
things.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
THE BANNER.
GA1NN WIIIa
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 4, 1856


Fair the downward path is spread,
Loves light tn, coming greet,
Fruits blushing Ger thy head,
Flowers are growing meath thy feet,
Mirth and sin, with tossing hands,
Wave thee on, willing prey;
Yet an instant pause-there stands
An Angel in the way.
Heed the heavenly warning-know
Fairest flowers thy feet may trip;
Fruit, that like the sunset glow,
Turns to ashes ON the lip;
Though the joys be wild and free,
Though ihe path be bright and gay,
Even nioftal eye can Sec
An Angel Z TIE way
Wilt thou drown in worldly pleasure? g y
Wilt thou have, like him of old,
Length of days and stores of treasure,
Wisdom, glory, power and gold?
Life and limbs shall sickness waste,
Want shall grind thee day by day;
Still to win thee God has placed
An Angel in the way.
Trusting all on things that perish,
Shall hopeless father be thine2
Earthly idol wilt thou cherish?
Bow before an earthly shrine2
Meet rebuke to omortal lrve,
Yearning for child of clay;
Death shsll cross thy path, and prove
An Angel in the way
whe14Se h thought to sjR< =
Tempted ~ his heathen =
When princes grace to win, -
Prophet lips would fain havehed;
Fen the brute the same controlled
Found a human voice to say,
Master, smite me not"-behold-
An Angel in the way!
So, when Vice, to lure her slave,
Woos him down the shining track,
Spirit hands are stretched to save,
Spirit voices warn him back.
Heart of man! to evil prone,
Chafe not at thy sins delay;
Bow thee humbly down, and own
An Angel in the way
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
N. G. d s. 4. NYE
ATTORNEYS At LAW

GENERAL COLLECTORS AND LAND AGENTS.
Yaxoo City Miss.
DRACTlCE in all the Courts held in Yazoo,
Il and in the Circuit Courts ofHoimes, Car
Loll, SunAower, Alfalfa, Leake AM Madison,
and the Circuit Courts OF the United States,
the superior Court Of Chancery, and the High
Court Of Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
Jan'Y l,lS56.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04

BY special act Of the Legislature, G. w.
Dougharty is authorized to practice Law in all
he Courts of the State except he Vice Chan
cery Court Of the Middle District of the State
of Mississippi
@. W. DoUGHARTY.
March I4th 1856, 43tf
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04

we ere alive ana DOING Wen, and the Banneris
more prosperous than ever. Hope the Treasury
pet feels better.
The Approaching Contest.
Our democratic friends are evidently alarm
ed at the idea OF the "sceptre departing from
Judea," for since the nomination of Fillmore
and Donelson, they seem to be moving heaven
and earth to ward off their certain defeat.
With an experience knowledge Of the poten-
cy of the almighty dollar in political contest,
they appear to have given its use new direc-
ton of late, that of purchasing American coun-
try presses, and changing their politics to suit
their own purposes. Thus the CoffeevilIe
Herald, and Quitman Intelligencer, are now
staunch Forney Pierceites. 1t may be said
it is true, that this is mere matter Of individu
al enterprise, md IN ordinary affair of traffic and
trade. Andso far as the vendors are concerned
I've doubt not such is the fact But does any
one now believe that the purchasers acted 9th.
lerwise than in accordance with party concert
and ii obedience to party rule? E
q Another eign Of alarm in our opponents, !,
the establishment Of another paper ID Y axos
lcity. The ssdaughter Of the American reri
ment,n had carried dismay and discontinue int,
the ranks Of sag-nc hsfsm, and hence the risin.
lof "Roy's Sum in that Latitude to assist frien
Eppsrson, we imagine,in enlightening the be
Enighted denizens Of the Yazoo valley. e.ssse
l Another press, we understand, il to be estab
Allished iDi KosciuskoyAi IN lieu &c the departe
ninary under the guidance 81 Col. Dnrhan
keep up q strict party drill there, as Of .yorte
1t would seem, however, that the central y
an Of Mr.. PIERCE il his State. has some nit
givings hs % the pro- hle success Of he con
bined attack On the q e-hold, over which. no
= ss assssIss 81 80 sss@ ~ is I; * - 100.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
Professional Cards.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

J. TY, will practice Lew in the Courts of
Yazoo, and in the High Court of Errors and
Appeals, and Federal Courts at Jackson.
March 10th, 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid in advance, /: SO 90
i" ifnot paid in six months, 90
if not paid in twelve months, 90
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One Square, (ten lines) one insertion, : 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, SO
lF Advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
u Marriages and Deaths inserted rs news All
Obituaries, meetings of Lodges, and all matters ad
vancng personal interest etc. etc. charged as other
advertisements.
u A liberal deduction made to those advertising
by the year.
u JOB WORK done with neatness and dis
patch, on liberal terms.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
Legal Notices.
The State of MISSISSIPPI,
YAzoo COUNTY.


Probate Court, February Term, 1856.
To Mary M. Bailey benjamin Bailey Maria Bal
ley, Temperance Bailey, Harriet A. Smith
and Caleb Smith her husband; Mary Smith,
Robert Smith and Hattie Smith and oil per-
sons interested in the lands, tenements and
hcreditaments of John p. Bailey, deceased.
IVOU are hereby cited to be and appear be-
Il fore the Probate Court of said County on
the fourth Monday in April, 1856, then and
there to show cause, if any you caB, why an
order should not be made for the sale Of the fol.
lowing described land au1 town lots, to wit:
Lots 81 and % in the town of Yazoo City and
an undivided half interest or moiety of lots num-
ber five and seventeen and twenty-si in said
town, in said County, and also the following
described lands situated in Holmes County, in
the State of Mississippi, to wit: Lots one and
tiro in Section 81, in Township IA, in Range 2
west, containing about l65 acres. Lot one of
section % containing about 1913 acres, the
south half of lot five in section 26 and the south
east fourth Of section fifteen and all in Town
ship IA in Range two west, also an undivided
moety or half of the following described lands
situated in said County of Holmes, to wit: the
south east quarter of the south west quarter on
section twepty-four, in Township fourteen, in
Range west, the west half of the south west
quarter of section thirteen, in Township IA, in
Range west, the south east quarter and the
east half of the south west quarter of section
| fourteen in the same Township and Range, Lots
one, tuo, three and sir in section % in same
Township and Range; the west half of the south
west quarter of section "a in the same Town
ship and Range; the north half of lot number
in section 26 in same Township and Range:
1 Townshpand Range. And further to do and
suffer such other things as may be considered
and ordered " our nd Court in the premises
tits further ordered, that publication of this
citation, be made in the American Banner, for
the space Of four weeks successfully.
Witness, the Hon. Robt. B. Mayes,
Judge Of the Probate Court of va
| IL s. zoo County, the 4th Monday Of
| I February 1856, and seal Of said
Court.
Issued the 9th day of March, 1856.
JOHN. NJ. HOLLINGSWORTH, c ERIK.
By John Brumfeld,lD. c.
Holt g. BOWMAN, Solicitors.
Yazoo City, March Z, 1856 .42:5t
Sheritf's Sale.
i Pm McCann, CONS. RY virtue
Evinline V Matthews, ct al. bove stated
Execution to me direc led, from the Honor
able Vice Chancery Middle Disri Court,
will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
On Monday, the 9Th day Of April
1 1856,
at the Co rt House of said county, within
, the hours prescribed by law, the following
, property, viz:
! The East half Of North west fourth, sec
ton 22. Northeast fourth dissection 23, anc
the east half of north east fourth, section 26
Tow ship ten, Range 3.west. "a
Levied on as the property of said defend
ant and will be sold 10 satisfy the above
stated case and costs.
M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff.
: BY w II MANGUM, D S
February 29;41:td.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
GIVE THE CHILDREN ROOM.

Ave, give the children room, whether it be of
board or bed, or steamboat, or railroad car, or
omnibus Give the children space and time, and
some little human consideration in whatever they
do or desire. Push not these embryo men and
women to the wall, nor crowd them into the cor
ner, for they are humanity's beauty and perfume.
Grum old bachelor, growing at twinges Of gout,
bald pated or bewigged, fancy not you have but
to nod aud all the children must stand up or
away to give you room and silence their musical
chatter togiye your Grabbed soul quiet. What
are you-or you, old maiden, with picked aspect,
in the iubilant scale of healthy universe, COM
pared with these children? There is hope of these,
but none Of you. Children are too much beaten
aud hustled abont--put off and run over, as il Of
| no account-yet they are the Expanding seed ol
the generation OF men and women I soon to be
They have souls delicate and sensitive as the pulse
of love.-Think not they are needless of injustice
or slight The wrong done them pains, or burns
or rank,es deep. The wrong repeated. accumula.
/ ted may warp and shade whole dawning life
/ Room for the children! We were all children
lOnce; and of such is the kingdom of Heaven
What were the world without children, and what
are children without their share of room and con
sideration in the world? Chif1ren-they are tht
blossoms of life; crush them not, touch them no
roughly We make plea forthe children, fo
they are much abused, much underjudged. The,
are counted, and set, and lespected for the price
less jewel they are. Bah! wbat dismal den thi
earth would be with only selfish, senuous, proud
vain, ,jostling business men, and hounced Haunting
gadding gossipping women to people it-with n
j children to daisy. and perfume and melodize il
But for the children, the sun would put on. hi
lnight.cap and lie abed till dooms day.-[N. Y
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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04

" We clip the following from the Jackson
Flag, published the next day after the terrible
broadside from the Central Sag Nicht organ
was let offagainst us. 1t affords US pleasure to
inform our friends at Jackson and elsewhere that
we ere alive and doing well, and the Banneri is
more prosperous than ever. Hope the Treasury
net feels better
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-04-04
THE AMERICAN RAINIER

Is FUBLISHhD Bf
MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT,
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.