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o. A Hamburg correspondent of a Lon
don paper writes that although the rent paid
by the British Ambassador for this hotel dur
ing the coronation at Moscow is thirty thou
sand dollars month, the house did not contain
an apartment large enough for ballroom; and
that for another hotel, which did contain one
Of sufficient dimensions, the monthly rent de-
manded was so exhorbitant that saloon Of
iron covered with glass is to be sent to Moscow
from England, about 1000 miles distant.
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mE ATT SHOP.

HAVE opened for the daon of the citizens of
Evansville Meat Shop, Second stl between Lo
and Main where be found at all times the finest
Meats. viii also keep this winter fine lot of Sausage
Meat. which is warranted of first quality Call and
oeti ind GEORGE sHOENBERGER.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under this head will always be found
and time OF sales
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WE requested that DR.. j A. FGRsoH of New
York. the able German in the United States,
will address the Germans this evening Apollo Hail.
oct2-lt
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
GERMAN SPEAKJNC.

So Notices in this place. per line insertion
per line three times 80 per line week.
oounton longer time.
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EMPRESS CONTPAN
ABAMS' EAPRESS COMPANY,
lSIf<ks T. ss.s5s...s..5.i NJ Z
= e. * g. g, e - 49,
NEW ARRANGEMENT

FFNHE ADAMS EXPREsS COMPANY respectfully an
nounce to their friends. the public Evansville and
yieiny that they have determined to oren Office az
the business of their Line, appointed Mr. GEO
W. MCBRIDE their Agent, who his past
with the business is perfectly familiar with
and the details Of their operation. This Has
been made with the sole object of increasing
the Express and thereby increase its dsiraby
will be especially directed
All persons having business with company pleas
call on Mr. Mcbride, at office be-
tween Locust and MAN, who alone to act
nov2-dtf ALFRED GATHER. Superintenaent
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GREAT BARGAINS.

\ ID CO n ; 4 II! ACTii!
HAY for sale q choice building Lots in Lamasco City=
4 II eff these lots have sale before
separate They comprise the best property the
city. Prices low. Terms easy. Call and see.
G. COPELAND
At Copeland's Exchange Bank.
N B-A few these lots will be exchanged for Brick
Carpenters and plasterers' work. seplI- 2m
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3. s.. JAQU ESS & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS
EVamSVille. Ind

RE in receipt their large stock of Fall and
"a Goods which they invite the attention of al
prompt buyers visiting this market assuring them that good
will be offered Jobbing Hou in the UNITE
STATES, Transportation excepted We know North
South, East, West. sep30-lmd&w
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WOODWORK FOR BUGGIEs, &C.
w so sest Seasoned Buggy Bulbs;
do Wagon do
And good of Feoes Shafts Spokes Buggy and
Wagon Bows, Poles etc., etc., in store and for sale
sep25 SAMUEL ORR.
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NEW FEED STORE,

CORNER SECOND CANAL STREETS.
FENHE undersigned will keep hond the choicest brands
of Family Flour, No. fresh Meal. Ear Corn, Sheet
Corn, Oats Bran Shipstuf Crushed Feed Baled Hay &c
nquanttes to suit customers All trade delivered by Ex-
press Send in your orders.
sep35-tf R. B. HART.
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The PoCKET.-A gentleman who has just
returned from an extended visit in the south
western part Of the State, says that the Dem
ocracy there never exhibited more enthusiasm,
activity and confidence than in the present
Icanyass. We shall carry every county in the
first and second Congressional Districts, and
orr majority in the first will not be less than
three thousand. Good for the Pocket
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TIIIN PLATE. &C
i so boxes Roofing Tin; 200 boxes s. G. Tinplate;
3 casks Zinc; l Sheet Copper;
1000 lbs Copper Bottoms reed and for sale By
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EDMUND B. SEYMOUR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Il o L airy II b C,
Office Third City Building
sepI5 '56-1y EVANSVILLE. IND.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30
BY MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.
Trust Ss,Ic,'

,RY yir.de ofa deed in trust executed
on the llth day OF March 1854 by
Il. b. Powell and M. j. Powell, his wile,
TO the undersigned trustee Tor the pu, poses
and the payment OF certain Indebtedness
therein named which said deed Is duly re-
corded in the Pr, bate Clerk Office OF va
zoo county. Mississippi, in Book S. pages
249 $50 and 25l. will as Trustee, Sell On
Tuesday the Sd day Of June. 1856 before
the Court House door 10 Yazoo City. with
in the hours prescribed by law, to >fhe
highest bidder Tor cash, the following pro-
perty, ,to>wit; ,4.1G trt atla
A negro woman named Ann, man ma.
med Harry, a woman named Wenne, a
boy West.
Also the following lots with the improve
nnents; Lots number three hundred and
eighteen (3i8) three hundred and sixty
(360) and a portion Of lot described as
follows: commencing at the north east cor
ner Of lot number four hundre and forty
four, running 1 orth three hundred and sew
en- feet along west alley, as marked in
Pugh Square then on line with Monroe,
street. two hundred and seventy feet to the
junction OF Monroe street, and north alley,
and thence in an easterly direction along
north alley. one hundred and fifty feet tc
the point Of beginning. lying and being in
the town of Yazoo City. county of Yazoc
and State OF Mississippi will sell so much
of'the above described property a, will sat.
isfy the amount now due to Webb, Rawl NJ,
d Co the parties described in said deed
and uust and all costs incident 10 the sale
i will only convey such title as is invest
ed in me as trustee. ss ,s@.'.
., j III. LAWRENCE, Trustee.
A. a IN r,
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IN ADVOCATE Or ! e AMERICAS NERO PRINCIPLES.
REWETT TAzoo CITY, MISS FRIDAY MAY

bly.-st least thoughtso. for ! monopoli zed her
company IN conversation ell the evening, an LEFT
him to solace himself with the oler girls. But he
has the advantag. for he lives in the negabornood
and can sse her wtenghe pleases, while I am fur
away. be iss very worthy man. suppose, but il
would afford great pleasure 70 take off NE pose and
a small piece Of his Up, he would then be less
however, 'to, correspond with me. and will keep
myself in her relnelnbrancs by my letters
/ can add no more now. ! am in no condition
to write any ching interesting. I feel heavy and
oppress from solhe cause or other know not what
unless it is the reflection that my confounded rival
is so convenient to Leila. t,44 So. Es,s1 q, = 8
: Ever Your friend DRUDO.p
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ADMINISTR ATOa'S SAFE.

Agreeably I anJrder Of the Ho orable
Probate Court of YaEoo County, made at
the April Term 1856 thereof, we will rs
Administrators aud A iministrahix OF
John w. + qia 6eceAsrd, 'oa Monda,
rhe 26th day of My n-x.. proceed 10
sell To- The highest bidder tor cash befcr,
the door oI the Court house, in Yazoo co.
within the hcls;;aHk kescr'bvd by las. The
following 90 er, to wit:
Dues LsrS5'7YcwFSE for $50 90, due
bill of Samuel Swisher fJr Sis 90. account
ofJohn Smith for S8. accdunt of Gracey L.
Giles for ~ IS, note of > N Williams for
SO. due bill John z Robinson for $40, due
bill Of Samuel Carpenter for 8 10, due bill
ofJoel T. Rice for 48 O5. due bill Of d NJ
fIaddock for 5 0O due biz of I g rodgers
for 90, 1ue bill ofWm Matthews fer 4 81
|. u- bill X ID Criswel for 10 on, account
',of Saul Swisber or SO, account of Frank
Hill for Is 90, account Of z Raw for 35 "A
mote OF Talbot Stevens f"r 10 90. due bill
of Jesse u Jackson Is 20. due bill Rnsans
Tucker for 10 %, Pccount at A Grarnu
for 65 50, account James Sorrell for 2 90
account of n rman for 90. arcoun, g.
Morgan for SO acct ol W Smith for a 81
acct 9th rp ior I 81 dWe bill oF John I.u
cas for g W, acct z Coody for ~ 90 du.
bill OF : G Btrrow tor 5 %. dur bin of Jcr
rv urn tor s5 20, account al DR.. r X Co,
bin for 10 20. due bill ofJames Ilamer iol
10 90, accounto James Crisswell for 3 50
facet Of Geo. Richardson for 2 20 note o
w NJ Smith for 80 AZ. note of A G Thor
or3O oo,note of r Harbin for 10 90, ,casl
bill VS. Edward Exum for 10 so, acco Mt %
J Mcleod for 12 81, cost bill VS. Z C viii
kinson for 28, due bill Of J A Golfre,
for 80 90 less credit Of 25 OO ~
NOAH d. LINK. Admf
SARAH FUQUA, Admx
Yazoo City. May 2, 5O5t
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THE BANNER.
IAzNN GIIg
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 30, 1856


The New York Express furnishes the follow
more is making among the masses of the peo
pie in the great city of New York. We re-
ceive the same glorious tidings from large
number of our ex hsnges in the interior Of the
Empire State. That New York will cast its
electoral vote for Fillmore and Donelson, we
have scarcely the shadow of doubt The
conservative and nstional Wings and Ameri
cans are thoroughly organized. and are working
enthusiastically in the cause. It is So too
throughout the Middle, North Western, and
several of the New England States.---
keep the hall in notion:
"Thr Fillmore ard Dnneson Clubs are in
the field, and their meetings are spiriiu in fee
lrg, incress rg in numbers and full uf spr l.
We attended one on Tuesday evening in III
18Th Ward her the attendance was larg.
md confidence high nat Nil would be we'll.
The meeting uf the Fifth Ward Donelson aud
Fillmore Club or Tuesday evening was one oi
the largest and most enthusiastic we have ever
seen. There could hardly have been more 'eel-
ing ora spirit manifested in the very midst o.
canvass. Mr.. Fil,more's name was received
with cheers as often as it was mentined and
honered with rounds Of appause. 1t Is a hall
dlzsn m6hths r more before :he election, bu
we predict there W Ii be constant increase o
this enthu iasm Gpto the election. class
OF prsons Attending these meetings are not poh-
ticians They are composed OF working men
mechanics property holders. and of those whose
irst hopes and highest wishes are TO see tn.
G. Gvernment wei administered. We te th'
highest en-, ourageIhent both from the number,
who attend these me, tings and from the strl'
ing character of thost wGo tre pres tt. Tae,
| hetoken an atisacicus iu'urr an deere a. 1fas
! ane great fact, ~hic is, that the next gr-a
political battle ~ - BE- fought in the cduhtr,
between those who mean 10 parp"tua e tn
p l,y and princip!rs Of the presen, ninlstra
rinn, and those no mean TO Amer, aniZh alt
harmonz, the land Tnere is mt a ghost o
rhance for any ts.Ird party, and time will prov
this ~ be true"
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INTEREST HYpocRAcY An eSc1an

- -, = .
INTEREST HYPocRACY An exc1ang
pap +, ri RING TO ta 80 called ID mo
,ratlc'. party, y-ry prop rly r-tnsrks
mt t 5 en- ,av 5rng. by show 0
mock an |. m pathy for the virtu 8 an
m mory Of H5nry Clay, to seddce tn
Gid Linz Wings OF til. country int,
the b lief that is now tn only expo
n MT 'ofthe sentim .Dts advocated by
h mahd proftsssd by them. fhe praises
upon him ty organs OF that
party would Id his lifetime have been
considered extravagent even by his
trienls; and do thsy now proceed from
sources which were h.s bittersst tra,lu
ssrss are worthless as they are hypo rit.
cal. Ths Washington Un.oa AMI tn
v,'ennsglvanian ar for most in these at
m is to c-nsh.,e a oil m I. rs, ar
..r etIo.'ts ar. lhtl u'ly s-conlei by
follow rs Q tn onatry press, an
}, VII h tn p o.,l 8. oar own county
1--we hal a cho. e sp> c.m n. W. ar
sure that no Wig. who is true to h m
s,lfah ITO tn r nciples hehas ch r.sl
.siei soiong, will BE- iecsivsl by tn
ctocot.let ars to the Democracy" a
81 Our Loco Foo fri snls wohli bette
be honest in tn matter, thsy neye
1 kei Clay, AMI the han l-wrltingis nov
on the Wa HITS Of no use STRIVING t
catch old Whies thus | 5a -
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Coop BYE The editor Of the Albany Reg
lister comments thus upon the simple word, SO
common and yet so full of solemn and tender
meaning:-"How many emotion cluster around
that wordi How full OF sadness, and to Us now
lul Of sorrow it sounds! 1t is with us a conse-
Grated word. We heard it once within theyear,
as we hope never to hear it again. II was in
the chamber of death. at the still hour of
nights noon. The curtains to the windows
were all closed, the lights were all shaded. and
we stood in the DIM and solemn twilight, with
others arounds the bed Of the dying The
damps of death were on her pale young brow,
and coldness was on her lips, as we kissed her
the last time while living -" Good bye my
daughter" were whispered and "Good bye,
father" cana family from her dying lips. We
know not if she ever spoke more, but Good bye
was the last we ever heard Of her sweet voice
We hear that sorrowiul word often and often
as we sit alone busy with the memories of the
past. We hear il in our dreams, when heI
sweet face comes back to.ns, as it was in lovei
ness and beauty. We hear it when we sit be-
side her grave in the cemetery where she sleeps
alone, with no kindred as yet by her side.
She was the hope Of our life, the prop to leal
ion when old age should come upon US, and lif'
should be running its dregs. The hope AM
the prop are gone and we care not how sool
we 60 down to sleep beside our darling, beneath
the shadow Of the trees in the city OF the dead
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REAUTTFUE ODE.

.l The following o 1e, sung at Boston. at the eel
.ralon OF Washlngton's birthday, was written
be cccasioh BY Dr. Oliver W snial Holmes: q
na Welcome to the day returning, u e1a -
Dsarer still as agss flow. ). ..f.s.A
" While the torch Of faith is burning,
ssT edLong as freedoms affairs glow! seiv
,aeah See the hero that it gave US. 4. sss f.,
SlumberIng on a mothers breast;
fs4s For the arm he stretched to save us,
! ..4i~ j. Be its morn forever bles.l FL
jnss Hear the tale Of Youthful glory,
Y ars. While of Britain,s rescued band, Is
Friend and foe repeat the story,
81 Spread his fame Ger sea and laid.
haa Whars the red cross, proudly streaming,
i, -. Flaps above the frigate's, deck, ,o;a1i
Where the golden lilies cleaning.
81 sa - Ssaf' the watch tower of Quebec. -
Look The SHADOW on the dial
z ss1' o Marks ::he hour Of deadlier strife;
fsa Days of terror, years Of trial., ss s
Scourge nation into life.
Lo. the youth becomes her leaderi
aa aw All her bafaed tyrants yield; ,. :.
e.;, Through his arm the Lord hath freed her /;
Crown him on the tented feldl
.~v. VAIN is Empires mad temptation,
Not for bin an earthly crowni
.otsosHe whose sword hath freed nation.
Strikes the offered ceptre down, -, 8
Z, See the throneless conqueror seated,
= 's@- Ruler by u peoples choice; +
81 See the Parrots task completed;
.,. Hear the Fathers dying voice ala
"a - By the name that you inherit, as a18g
!. 49, by the suferings you recall. .a~s
Cherish the fraternal spirit q
.Go9 sdLovey your country first Of all; E
IL. > Listen not to idle questions, agr4 r
as II Its bands may De united;
Douot.th patriot whose suggestions
a4sa Whisper that its props may slidet
baDFatherl We whose ears have tingled
ug ags With the discord notes of shame;
We, whose sires their blood hath mingled
FS'' In the battles thunder flame;
- i1SGathering, while this holy morning
.,e. a. LIgnss gae lAni fro;n s-a 70 s.a,
Hear thy counsel, heed the warning,
@al4 8ii Trust as while We honor tneel
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M. BJcHkN,N.--- A despatch from Lancas-
ter, p ii. dated the 9th says: llIs} -ae.
| The commiitee appointed by the Democratic
! Convection had an interview esterday with Mr.
1 Buchanan, when the latter formally accepted
| the Presidency. and gave his hearty approval
! Of resolutions adopted BY State Convention
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

seA. aWei, Pat, which is the way to Burling-
TONI How didye, know my name was Pat!;;
"Oh, I guessed IT, ..Thenif ye are so good
at Guessing, ye'd better guess the way TO
i,rlinnfnn .t -. Z - - -
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nGA. The. Russians never laugh when they
feel funny, they double up squeeze their vitnals;
and give their moustaches duced twist. G. 1eer
logs those BEARS g5aI .nssssit9e ss*
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-30

"a farmer ofGreenbush. N. Y is said to
keep Shanghai chickens in his orchard for: he
purpose Of frightening the hogs away.
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.MeA- Brown Is erudite bit OF wsg and %
admirer of Mr.. EongfeIlow. y ones who had gof
some INIT of the mattpr in the newspapers.
mentioned Hiawathas t, Brswn. and inquired
whether il was sn origina poem. S S OiginallA
resorted Brovn, ,hemanily -. S'r rs orig
lnlI,,,aJ nes, whois ~ scholsr (as B-1sR
Isl felt sine that his qnestsoa had been answer,
edin the affirmative, and ..somethsng -over. !"
and retired L eilence. Bqstoa Post.
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-y1a A boy being sent for q cents worth
Of Macaboy snutf. forgot the name o thearti-
Gle, and asked the man for 4 cents sof.h OF
make -a-boy sneeze. aasei ses q
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neA- A fellow whose conntenance was ugly
enough to scare the evil one was. giving some
hourshes in public house, he was observed by
a Yankee, who asked him il he didn't fail into d
brook when he was young a.i,...a.f.
what do you mean y,u impudent rascal?'
"Why, / don't mean no,hin', OILY ou've got
such an all-ired crooked mouth, thought as
how you might have fallen into the brook when
you was baby. and your mother hung you up
by the mouth to dry.''l*- s.ss s. ss.I
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RATES OF ADVERTISING. tts
One Square, ten lines) one insertion, - 81 90
Each subsequent insertion. ay: /: 80
~ Advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly A
IL Marriages and Deaths inserted as news. All
Obituaries, meetings Of Lodges and all matters ad-
vancing personal interest etc., etc. charged other
advertisements ,-t h 4i
GJ' A liberal deduction made to those advertising
by the year.
" JOB WORK done with neatness and dis
atodh, on liberal terms -sg
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EXECUTORS NOTTCE

AS Ex-senator ofthe, last will and test.
ann snt oil IL Prichett, ] will at theJune
term 1886 OF the Probate Court of "a.
900 county. make final settlement q
said estate and ask for leave to sufren
y der nv letters. ds cd "a sigs I 49,
nut IL ! r. J. s. PRICHET, Executors
aiis May is, 50 st. N
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esoofl frneo esf ri b.sd saifssa essnsz sfTT
.ndins tns sarn hsabnl aaw .tsaa gabatN 4
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eIJolt1s rumors II IL the European
journals. that NJ. lie Lamlrt ne, the.'po-
st-statesmanf' of France, will soon emf
CRATE to this county, here to cni his
lays. The Sultan has withdrawn the
rproderty he gave him. and his estates
in France are mortgaged to their full
value .s.,....a
Kossuth gives 1T up kossuth's hopes
OF Hungary are all past, by the continu
ance 81 the war. has stricken him down.
He publicly announces that he opporl
tunity for hisnative land to obtain in le-
pendencei is past, not toreturnagain dur
ing his life. Kossuth is an honest, earn
est and is in some resp ects noble man,
but he has been chasing phantom for
the last seven years. his heart has now
sunk within him. Hesaysso - IS
Professional Anecdote,-In a neigh
boring city a young member of the Bar
Thought he. adopt motto for himself:
land after much reflection wrote in
large lett rs ani pasted up against the
wall the following: Suum cuique which
Inlay translated Let every one have his
own A country client coming in ex-
pressed Inns ,lf much gratIfied with
tn maxim, but aided, sYon dout speH
| it right In Iced; then how ought it to
bsspaltP The visitor replied, sne'em
i quick 4sH 81 naa saaff 4 sa~
"A GaisD ExpEDIr oN.-A grand buf
| falo hunt and expedition to the sal,
springs Of Minnesota, 70 be aosen,
] about tdur weeks, has, Been projected
at ST. Anthony, and Is expected t.
leave directly after the Adjournment d
1.-THE Deaioc:rasi1 Natioaal Convection a
4 Eincinati.E many of the s7delesates t.
which aiare tlesir.ods OF joining it. 4
time time is anticipated. I esss s.iss IS
- Some wise men said. years ago: .If Va
, rant 10 learn hunas nstnre get marrsed
i SpnilkY gifl. move into = house with apoih,
lAplIy md elep one q the young ones. an6 IL
4, you wilI Barn it;sossaiidn nn Hsis Essuitss
.sssasg Iss.G ~ c:sss = aaae ssass@ = S.ssd
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iGdi sefrmifai von esmT SioY van sdT
se nessi01ha sfaibaaisni eds, NJ s1sta.oen1s. .s
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ADMINIsTRATORS' NOTICE. ;,
\ AS Administrator of the estate of B.
a M. Prichet, / will atthe June term
1886, of thecProbate Court of Yazoo
county make afinal settlement of said
estate and ask for leave to surender my
letters { & - Rus, ,PRlCHET, ca.
May JIG. 50 5t. Administrator
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THE AMERICAN RAINIER cr
""Al rs PUBLISHED ny z" pa
MRS. HARRIET N. PREV EFT,
- EVERY FRIDAY MORNING..

il 4 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, 49,,
For one year, if paid in advance. .d; ,9s :: So 90
=. /" ifnot paid in six months, IL; 4 90
=" If not paid in twelve months, 5 90
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
YAZOo COuNTY.

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 ity on the fourth Monday in June
next. then and there to show cause, if any
you can. why the Iinal account of Samuel
L. james, as Administrator of Elizabeth
Ross, deceased. sho Id not be audited and
allowed and final decree rendered there.
on, and further to do and suffer such things
as hall be ordered BY the Court aforesaid
IN the premises. .aorsfig TTE 81.
4. s-. Witness. the Hon Robert B
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PTobates for said county the At
III Mondsy.of April A ID. 1856 ant
fag hie. I. seal Of said court. 9di if ba,
.wal xdJ. M. HoIIINGswoRrn, Clerk. %
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