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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
BANNER.
IA1NN MIpHa
Our Prospects.

Day unto day adds to our subscription list, whilst
each return mail proclaims the success of the Banner
Our most sanguine expectations are hourly being
realized in regard 10 the favor with which cur
columns are being regarded in all parts of the
country. With already circulation that will COM
pare avorably with any sheet in the State, we rnst
we are excusabe in INDUCING the prediction that no
journal has, within the short space of two months
received so aatterug enlargement in its circua-
ton---not only in this, but in all the adjoining
States. than has the American Banner Thankful,
as we are, for the Broom Aid which has recent
been extended to US, VIC sincerely indulge the hope
that none of our many new subscribers, as well as
our old and tried patrons, will ever have cause to
regret account of failure of consideration at least
the money expended for the procuration of our
paper if they do service of notice upon u.s. will be
only necessary in order to have their nstallments
refunded Provided, always, that said installments
have not gone the way of all cash. before service Of
notice.
Whilst it shall be our endeavor to meaningly Of.
fend no one-whether friend or Jfoe-we shall, as
heretofore always dip eur pen into ink Of bitterness
in framing denunciations and III expressing disap-
prevails OF the reckless unwise and trucking policy
of that fanatical sect-known not by association or
similarity, but by succession-as the Democratic
party to oppose the insinutive hypocricy of which
party, by word, thought and action, it has always
been our pride and glory. and so shall continue we
to be. whilst tits in our power to Yields pen or speak
aword-persuasive to pur-blind humanity.
Believing that the principles set forth in the grea
National American Convention Of June IS, and
adopted by the last Convention of February '56,
be the great right principles upon which the Admin
istrlton of our Governmental affairs should be based
we were the first in the State to deck our masthead
with the name Of MILLARD FILLMORE, as the proper
representative Of those sound and salutary principles
and we now glory in the hour Of having the proud
privilege Of defending his claims to the high position
for which the destiny Of his country, the demands o
his countrymen, seemed to have chosen him.
During the present canvass, therefore--w;thou
fear or favor, our columns shall be devoted TO for
warding his claims upon the American people 70
Presldent--as the purest statesman most homes
politician, and the most conservative patriot
whose guidance the destiny Of the country has bee,
committed since the days Of Washington.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
IANIER q CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

gists, and dealers in Pants,
TNILS, Window Glass. Sash, Glassware,
~ Brushes, Perfumery !, Fancy articles, Bran
dies. Wines and Liquors generally, Stationery
&C., &c, together with all the popular patent
preparations Of the day, southwest corner Of
Washington and Crawford stxeet.
N B.-Particular atten ion given to the
Prescription department, Night or day.
Vicksburg, july
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04

Gin Stand Improvement.
+ HAVE become interested in the Fuitz
l. Improvement on the Cotton Gin, for the
counties OF Yazoo and Madison. Orders left
at the Post Office in Yazoo City, directed to
me will meet prompt attention.
Feb. 29.4I;kf THOMAS OLIVER
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
The Builder of the Cincinnati
Platform.

e =
fIna former NUMBERING exhibited the anti-sla-
very. proclivities Of B r. Haett, up 70 May last.
We showed how he had nationnliSed himself,
to his duties at Cincinnati, by re-
viewing and re-afIianing bis course as a Massa'
chusctts Frecsoiler; and we venture the assertion,
that, thus fully qualified, he would figure largely
in the Convention. The Journal Of its proceed
;ngs proves we were not mistaken. Ben. +.
Hallctt, the Massachusetts, Freesoiler. member OF
the coalition that elected Sumner to the Senate,
auas man of mark in that Convention. The
trusted expositor of its principles, he was APP
pointed Chairman of the Platform Committee !;
and now holds enyiable rank as ARCHITECT OF
TIE PLATFORM.
Like many other articles Of necessity, this Plat
form is Northern manufacture for Southern
consumption. ~
A returned delegate has said: "Those Nor
thern men are the cleverest fellows in the world.
They frankly told us: aGive ms the candidate and
make what platform you please
If this bargain vas carried out, the South
seems to have hired Ben to do the job; bu. in
all the mass comprising the broad structure we
find no plank of the Georgia platform.
How ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Consistent!
To the Natchez Courier of June 18th, we are
indebted for the following disclosures, relative tt
the "modus operandi' of the LITTLE Giant o
the West, about the time that the movement o
the Ciucnoati Convention were waxing warm
and it was pretty generally understood, from tn
sneezinq of the Buchanan men, that Old Buc
spufed Office from afar off. Go it, Douglass 3.
the development of few more such tricks
this, we predict that you will make yourselI
proninent candidate for station before the mex
Democratic National Convention. But read:
Ms. DouG1Ass- While Messrs. Buchanan
Douglas and Pierce were striving for the Clncln
rati nomin alton, Douglas home organ at Chicag
nut forth series of articles, quite able and eS
ceediuglv bitter against Buchanan. Folks though
II strange that Democratic paper should be S
violent in his charges against prominent mem
Der of the Democratic party. All the accusation
were vehemently urged against Mr.. Buchana
that the American papers are at present urgin
80 powerfully. nu
John Wentworth of the Chicago Democrat say
that the articles against Mr.. Buchanan. I'd Dous
las organ pere avrittea by Douglas h'mseI, an
that a part of the original manu- >cript OF thei
will at once he placed in Mr. Blchanan,S bands
We record the fact only to illustrate Douglas
character, and to show that the objections OF on
party to Mr. Buchanan are sustained by the high
est Democratic authority. 1t is amusing to thin
what Douglas feelings and reflections must ha'
! been while he was endorsing the nomination wit
such affected heartiness in his late speech at tn
Washington City meeting.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04

aeA- There is not another article in the
market that has gained the celebrity of Woods
Hair Restorative" for cleansing and restoring
gray hair to it's natural color. It gives suits
faction to all who use it. See advertisement.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
AN IsrrarnxrrR Wxs1rD. s. a suit

An ISTERrRErER WkNfED. - a suitable r..
ward WIN be paid 10 any one, Ben. Hallet e
cepted, who win extract sense out Of the foil
ing clause of the Cincinnati Platform.
The Greet National idea Of the Peopls 81
this Whole Country can repose 10 it, determined
conservatism Of the Union.n ks q. f,z.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
slaves for Sale!

r HAVE FOR SALE, TEN
i likely Young Virginia and Car
olna Negroes, for which I will 80
take New Orleans acceptances at q
six or nine months. Amoug them I'M
is very superior Cook, good W.
plantation Seamstress. go
Refer to S. '. Mitchell, Es., Casfi'r Com.
Bank, or Messrs. Barksdale & McTarla-d.
RICH III. HARVEY.
Yazoo City, July 4, 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04

Ar roR CorrRAsr.- The Sag NIGHT coalition
= Of Democrats, wings, and Others, at Cincinnati,
adopted . platform boasting Of their Dnpcyecy
and proudly contrasting Il with = The creed and
practices Of Fsdanlism y and then, by WY Of {
contrast superlatiys, they nominated al "a Fed
sEzlial e their candidate Cor the Presidepcyl
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
The New York " softs. ~

Our readers have been informed of the fact that
the free soil Soft" delegation triumphsd over the
national "Hards." in the Cincinnati Convention.
We now refer to the Journal of proceedings, TO
show ho'c they succeed As stated in the Vieksburs
Ssnnsl, Mr. Bayard, pending the debate on the ad-
mission Of the opposing delegations. assure the Con.
vention, that the only claim the ."Sofs" would
offer, to give them superiority over the Hards. "
was thatthey had large uOts on an Abolition Plat
form"
The Convention seems to have been satisfied with
the assurance Of Mr.. Bayard. and the preference,
was givAn, accordingly. to the Son delegation
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04

Ma. BUCHANAN AND SLAvERY.-Mr Buch
anan, who sets himself square upon the Cincin-
natl platform. spoke as follows on the llth of
April, 1876, little more than a year after / he
time when he figured so conspicuously in the
old bargain and corruption business:
Permit me, Mr.. Chairman, for . moment "a
speak upon subject, to which / have never be-
fore adverted upon this floor, and 10 which,
trust, may never again have occasion to ad
vert. mean the subject of slavery. BE
LIEVE 1T TO BE A GREAT. POLITICAL
"A STATE WHERE 1T DOES NOT EX
IST. 80 1T HAS BEEN
CURSE ENTArLED UPON Ua BYT THAT
NATION WHICH MAKES ~ A SUB
jet OF REPR0ACH TO OUR INSTI-
TUTIONS-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04
ANOTHER WONDER.

Endorsement Of the High Turf and Internal
Improvement uotes Of Mr.. Buchanan.
In the canvass of last year, the Sag NIGHTS of
Mississippi, boosted of their State platform,
against unrestricted immigration, and swore they
were more opposed to foreignism than the Amer
lean party itself. With that dodge aided by &C.
cidents Of weather, they came to the polls with a
lean majority. constrained by the action of the
Cincinnati Convention, they now repudiate the
State platform, aud declare themselves opposed
to any restriction =" upon the right n of natural
ization. Conscious of meekness, and eager to
count the votes Of old line wings, they present Mr.
Buchanan as a suitable candidate for them to vote
for, whilst Douglas declares the platform hard
enough for all "whigs of the Clay and Webster
school,.
Bot stringent as is their necessity to obtain the
Wing vote, in order to make even show at the
polls, we did not expect they would be constrained
to endorse the Black Tariff. and Internal Improve
ment, Cumberland road and alias they endorsed
the Barnburners. Yet the Mississippiaan now
leads the way and fully endorses the course of Mr.
Buchanan in favor Of all the Wing Tariffs and
of Mr.. Clay's system of Internal improvements
We quote from the Weekly Mississippian, oil
June 25th.
"After service of ten years In Congress, du.
ring which his iafusas ,0as periodically directed
to shaping its legislation In soay to reconcile THE
JUST DEMANDs Of sectional Interests s0itt the re-
quirsmsnts Of the national policy, Mr. Buchanan
was sent by President jackson to represent this
country at the Court of Russia"
None can deny this to be an unequalled en-
dorsement of the Congressional career of james
Buchanan, whose chief labours in Congress were
devoted to the maintenance of the Protective
Tariff aud Internal improvement systems Of Mr..
Gay.
"Buck' has harnessed the "st riot constitution.
ists," and they pull like an old wing team.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-07-04

A MnAcIx wRoUsHr AT oroussArI.--In 1851,
the Fire Eaters declared that the principle Of the
\, Compromises Of 1850 was degrading and ruinous
to the South" In 1859, when presented with the
baltimore Platform. they suIlenly submitted. but
swore they never would adopt or approve But now,
in 1852, they both recognize and ADOPT the prnci.
Pies" the basis Of the Compromise Of 1850 and
boldly proclaim themselves, with their Northern
allies, ~the parth Of fhs Union"
Ben has eharnessed them suro.' N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
California Markets.

S.y FRANCISCO Monday Evening", Aug 4, 1885.
FLouR-Tiansactons wholly jObbg to-day equal to
bb Domesc and l8s PACKAGES Eastern F!olr 1000 qr
,scls sold at suction a. 81 $40 10 GoGen Gaze, 40
DO CONNIE and 200 Magnolia sold at the same figure
90 90 Golden Gate 80 do Ayiso 80 do Domestic 40 DO
At -O1 bbs Gale go 20 do iiuxH and - do. 10 sold al
80 csse. suffolk Mnls sud % do sold Al +ijH is -
MEAL aAD BRAN-5D bslf bbls tssfern Corn Meal
jobbg sale at 80 81 80 bbs do do at 49, 500 70 Can ona
SOLD az SIC. IL tuns Bran sold 81 ro3
WNEa1-Sses 1t 40 bags at &c.
BARLEY-sals OF 2i75 bsgs eight lots at me aneA "
and do sold 87 100 N 30 do
do 10 10 AMI lCO do at rl yVi loo do at p 70;
20 do, al DC.
OAIs- Sales ofljD bags a.; l(0 do at PIC
FoTAToEs Sales OF AS b. e.ht lots At tue following
rates: - is 90 and - do sod al &C. 80 do, - t0
- DO AID :, DO. sold az pc .0C 10 al BIC.
(NIoNS-ssles OF - bass coOce al 4tc
HAY-li tops sold at fl9; DO a. SN.
PoRK-lfC half obls. Clear Pok sold al 10 10 90 do at
81; 25 bbs Prime Mess 81 : 2 n. .
lARD-l0 Lard lob tins sold al shade under @c
BU1TER-lu hkin choice sold At Sc l'v do DO sold
stated .
CHsTsF-i0O English Dsrr Cheese sod suction at l3.
SUCAR-75 bills Cru.hed sold at ~
RICr-Sal- auction Of so Cbua No 81 81 d5c.
1880 h No al priv ate sale a. b.c
BRrAp-5CtO ID Pilot Bread whskey bbs sold at 9c. Il
CoFFESe auction Of l3 bdss ordinary RiO al 10. Gle
TFAs-Sal, 81 auction o' b boxes Ooouss at 2ci loo
chests common Black at l30 lSsc , -. -,
fIcELrs-I2j dozen GheIAs in half fgaous sold at b5 60
BKANDY-2 mixed BraIdes sold at auction al 80
TUBlcco-s0 csses peach brands sold At i@lc
SPIRITS TURPEATINE-lt0 cases so.d AZ Btc y gal
DRY GOODS ~ bales Brov Drills, damaged, si1 ~ TIC
NArCHFs-AucioL sae of 30 r)und wood boxes az
87ic ana eco gross private sale private terms
NAIL geo kegs assorted sizes at suction st ic
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
OREGON.

We have dates from Oregon to July 20. The news
DO, sesses no particular interest.
The Indian III Southern Oregon has been brought
10 Il clo-e; most of the bands having been suOdued
The yOlunt ers excepting company, had returned
LONE Johns band, which stood out for long tme
have in under agreement that they are DOT 10
answer for any Crimes return any stolen property
In the North the savages still remain hostile, though
they keep proper distance. Col. Wright, with a
BODY Of regulars in the Yakima district but has not
been able subdue the Indians, nor to effect treaty
with them; though there Is pro pect OF peace.
On John Days River, where they still stard out TO
the number If COO, they have expressed Willingness
to treat.
Three white men killed lately on the Sskiyou
Mountains and a large train taken. Two OF the pT-
ty named Hall and Spencer belonged to Lane C0un-
A man named McGonegal, shot bis wife, an Indian
wCmen, at Chinook which cam near causing an out
br, ok among the Indians. He. was taken to Van
couvtr for safe keeping.
God has been found the Dalles anl tue re-
ports from the Pend Orile mines quite favorable
The crops represented to be fair throughout tne
Territory, though considerably ipj lred by ram IN
july Of which there has been more than ever before
known. ,
The election held in Washington Territory on the
l4h inst for members Of the Territorial Legislature,
resulted in the choice of the Democratic candidates IN
six counties. and the Opposition in two.
seven hundred Indians from Port OIford nave
reached the Reservation in Oregon, and the numDef
there col, cted is quite large.
No Lews whatever from Crescent Ciy
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30

., o3- ri -s,s Il s's' " ~, - Se u. T.. ja - u
vbue t -e..,i - - 9slp,to- =! g. vtjec.s IN
Don Az '-es rco va IL c,i'et fsr. Apt m .skr.
81. % g. ou -, ,,.to.1 Sc .euiiy etre.es IL
ed4s,sfd tie ss-emb'9gt, suc exp ok - the Sosu
sb .,,.lifg pop. .tiap tho OBJECTS OF tie nee,lns =
~, rnft'tn G, {. sims. 81. oomnttre Wa ap
ror,f 70 caf. rtscctions sxprossy Of ne sense Of
ne :nre'ic-.
Z. -..,r,,.,or >. pr !. Gritlir & SIN. Gan.
y D1rue- rot1W Stcre, Dcu Auat.- CO. Dr.
Y 10. J.rc-. CAP E'wsrd H-Itor. Francicc nsL
Ia. la II omr.,u, pa Tohas SaLetes. \ Scans
d., A, RIO F. Cooaei Dcn -an rad-.,s Doa l. ii,
Ssr tvsirt E Jscob Elias H. Perelcne, tie Hon ~.
On-o..or. tie meeting adjourned for one ho-r, 70
ei,- TIA r ior prpaIs'I1n ci t,'oI iiots;
Ator; oci,ek the r,eetine Wa called 20 ordar N
trr.uaIo, Z adnulumtn ut. when tie Committee sub
mite n, foloS.pg prrauoe ard Resolutions, N.
Hoie uuaLiI"Lsiy sd Ptec
EG,y,o, Tt me,'ns w-l eouyin experience
bs, lave sroy reai rumber of thieves robbers
slo urd.l.r. no s-ys n-l cur poP@iy nurdsted oar
q ze aa tom whom VS. srs IA housJ danset OF our ',s
ss.|1 That cOnpt'ee n t..nty citizens be appointed
10 cu,, no I'D hsa u sra eli rer,ons ik,ng
or aeu,aor chascitr coLdlct ara oeuoson Of al
dsOie, l. sus3us peisoni aLd u y Up ne oce o. 'i
"a that t1e r'av formed from ,hs p-oIls tor the
49,. sytt aid iesrai. rs tie ji.srac-ful Violations
Of Az srd eldsr this coamUity hoi Themselves in rea
Ls u ler the oder f the Counttss. to carry oa ts d
rec'iCIs. 49, =, So.
hreI Ths: the Teope sre a'verie % toe ians OF
bo md les re 20 avoid such nee--sit. aud pledge
Nv homo, . W. will OF take away TIA lie Of sly
utes be Is foula resi. the authority which have
1 tce,sa hoe Il the toittle' " n some other
wa durius lreateLns tao public lssee b. demoIsti
tio U.ih arms x,-,,, =, a.. -.
o. ses OF OF the roads AID sbwsys With arms, uDess
The, te on. " siy comqsqy sn-N be ae.te aid
dru 3D. pI they give satisfactory 'c'oun OF the
s,yes a. thst the military mga e. 10 med tron tbs ct
zen. . the seLers contfo anf direction OF the
slerir of ihs Coui T.. ..
be,o.rtd That the following ssnt,eusn corpse said Con
ii,ee; Hor W q. Dryden fTanois Ners, p1l AogGsta
OIve,s sbei Siearr. D0n Tomas SANCHEZ 2. j. Or flu
Dr. j B Wiosou Captain Edward Hunter. Don Cristovil
Anton CuO.c Joan oser d.. Ste pleC 1.
Fee, DO. Louis Sar sevaiue H. J DJwny JACOB Eiss
b Nsrcb. ssnlt Msllard, j. q Nchos Coies W adhaus
Hon D MlLsOl.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
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FIRE IS wAYERLEi PLACE.

FIRE IN wAIERLEY PLACE.
On Thursday evening fire broke out 10
bedroom on the second floor Of the dwelling
l., USE No 1872 Waverle, place. owned ana occupied hS
Mrs Harriet T. Davis The ire Wa discovered ~
the servant giil, who gave The alarm, to which Tho
Fl euen pcon ply responded and the t ante were sosa
eAtireuhhed. The building and furniture were dean.
aeto to the amount of about $500 InsureS 500 "a
building and al 800 On furniture in the New York Fire
sLd Marine Insurance Company. The origin Of tho
fire i, krown bat il is supposed to have been caaso1
b. curtain or some other light material being blown
sgnir the gas burnerf The f,nily out Walking
at the time.
FIRF II N,DorGAL sTREET--TEs HORSES DESTROYED.
Yesterday norniIs about O'Clock q fire broke oSe
in the wooden buildings Nos l22 and I24 McOessA
greet lower part occupied by James McGoe -
livery stable, and tho upper part occupied by Wlisn
Shay Is a refrigerator manu- factory. As 5000 - Tie
slsrm wa given IN. Fifteenth Ward Police sod o,hea
came up and attempted TO enter the premises for ts
purpose of rescuiDg the boses and saving other prop
y but found the doors firmly brsoed on the iass6A
Before sdnittsnce coud be gained it was Leoessry -
oem,lrh tie d ore, but b. this time the Hsmes hal
made ~, Lesnwsy that in short tue thereafter thS
buildings With Their contents almost entirely De.
suo,ed. There wese nne horses in the stable and
large lumber % carriages, hsrness, hay and feed. T's
horses were bun ed 10 death il their stalls.
Tie flames comIom icatcd 10 q tenement house ~
joining u be rear which with most OF the farn""e
Of the occupantr, was besrly destroyed Ihe hN
e, icenrly the woik Of aD inceDday, who hso os"o.
tie COOS insde that the fam,s could not Dc "e "'e
urtl II ey hac got utder suffcient De"'~'y 70 o'1'
the destruction of the property The oocuP.a1 o. sAe
nen bou,e were greatly alarmed, but all escapes
upr jurd
Ii, horse ard carnage
N, McGuires Ices Is estmstd at about o. 80.
J,.ured for a. 90 IN the Harmony and, o., 90 u
The 81 Marks InsuraDce Compeeies.
MI Stay estimates bis loes at about e6, 600. No u.
su,ence. His stock, tools and machinery Ge . t>td
los.
Tie damage "a the tenement house. and the fsrn-
.uIe Of the occupant will not exceed o. .ooo pss'
ton Of the well Of this building fell severrly ssrhS
Whhem Martin, q namber Of Hook and L~ddee W.
Nc. 5.
FIRE IN TIE CIsIRAL PARK.
Atou! o'clock yesterday morning are w1 Ga.
covered in en uDcccupied house on Oos h1n0es ooe
Sirh e,reet, within tho Ccstrsl pa'k LmaS' h'~t
.ffcr. a. made TO cave the bedeos from destsuo
81. without svsd. Loss sbout tsSS. The oSaaSe
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
SANDWICH ISLANDS:

We have ILc Polynesi0H up to july.
John Jai ion, esq Que of the most prominent mer-
chants in Honolulu, and formerly of tie firm OF Star
key * Jani0n Of SaL Francisco, is dead
The KISG's BALL-Thc P0iynesidH of the TN,
gives the following account Of the ball given to she
King:
Tie btl given BY Prince Ksmehameha on Thutfsy
light has not ceased to be takec OF es most U ~
liant affair Tie large hall Of the Court House, the
proportions OF Which favor such q purpose a' e'e
gsnly decorated with wreaths. pendants, snd tSs V
all nations. The other arrangement were elIaty
bspTy, sLd the supperroo in p.r'cuar caleG Ior'a
much commendaton. Never did the ladee OF hoto
their robes charming Tue King Vas 10 soyd
spirits and stayed ls:e; tue Princess danced 'ot 'n1
fret time in public; the Prince oi played MS us1a %
s0r0lr tdirt-nceed, ey thing was agreesolc De
side the Diplomatic and Consular Corps and tae ies
den,s, Captains Curry and de Marigoy were ptesen
and many other officer. Of Ii d. NJ. snip a u
ana III. ]. NJ. brig Acibiade. We uuderstsuo ,lls
entertainment to have been given o. fare~e " n
Allen, whose departure "a q matter OF Ieg'e, an
Lore to al those who had been fortunate eL9 W ~ ~;
come scquainte with her, Dancing was KEEP W ".
very late hour, and some of tie guests, 10 g0'Hs
home Inust have been seen by the eaiiy miXnau'
Tie legislative session hes closed. . uooi
Al .nt.resting controversy IL in progress IA Tue
umr- Of The Po!,res0n, between M Gue7s a""
Mormon Elder, upon the merts OF Aormohisn u .,
MARRIAGE or kAaEHAaEHA Ills maJeel u
Hsaan, hug kamelEmeha, the touIII 0; .u"' NJ III
wss Insiried at Honou ul1 OF the lNa oi JIn9,r w -
Eu ris Rclke, daughter Ct I. {. B. kocAe' i =,
tu<Dy wss performed scco'dirg 70 ehe CnuiCu y.
Ex gland n toe store Chrrcn- SGoo three .eoaseNu
pecoGa vs.e prtser! ca tie oscs@.s1' ss'-'' "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-30
TIE TURF.

CrArERyILLE CouRsE, l.. I.-TRoTTrsG, Friday.
Aug % ls56 Match $500. Mile heats, IN harness.
Ow er III L,iy ye received fsrt 1t.
z. Hsmes III Lsdy Scott paid forfeit
Sam. Doy-Ma'ch $500. single cash of mae.
r. Tute, b m Lsdy Boyle (25 lbs. wssonl......,..l
p H.mes b. Lady Scot, tin hsrs,s s.) ..........x
T1ie-S:B.
TsIoS CoURsr, T.. I-TRoTTIsG.-Mstcb SsS>.
Play OF pay. Mile heats, best in 5; to 10 9 tsev
please.
J. Van Forter, e. Buffalo Bill...................t
d. Pter b. Ssucy DsH-
TiLe-2. 2.Jl-2B.
RED HOUSE COURSE, HARLEM-TROrTfSG Arg.
20 P,rse $40 Mile heats, best in to saddle.
Helmess x Woste, BOY ..................f
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