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Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

daylight the regular Dragons, under
1t. Peyton, advanced to the attack. 1t.
Mays company charged and Philip
with another Indian and a number Of
women and children were immediately
captured; only one, the younger son
of Philip, escaping.
This capture was made without loss
or bloodshed on either side. The In.
dian with Philip, known as Tomoka
John, offered to escort the party to the
Uchee camp about 10 miles off. They
took him at his word, and after a most
fatiguing and circuitous march, came
upon their fires early IN the evening,
halted about a mile from them until
after midnight, when they carefully
advanced and completely surrounded
them. From the barking Of their dogs,
however, and the fact that their fires
were extinguishcd, the Indians must
have suspected or rather were fearful
that all was not right. At the dawn of
day on Sunday, charge was made by
the whole force in two divisions, COM
maRded by Lieuts. PeytOn and M'Neil.
The Indians were on the alert and gave
one discharge of their rifles, by which
Lit. M'Neil was unfortunately mortally
wounded. Some little firing took place,
bv which two Indians were killed and
two or three wounded.
The whole party consisting of Uchee
Billy, his brother Jack, three warriors,
and number of women and children
were taken, one only made his escape
during the night; but without time or
opportunity to give the alarm.
General Hernandez and his staff
were present and among the foremost
Oh both occasions.
The whole number captured amounts
to thirty five, who were brought into
town yesterday accompanied by the
whole battalion.
The gallant 1t. M'Neil fingered until
10 o'clock on Monday night when he
expired. He was a promising young
officer, and his lossis universally regret
ted His body was brought in and
buried with military lr,HOrS, at six
o'clock, Yesterday afternoon.
As 20 the effect which this capture
will have speculation is varied the
non-combattant portion of our city think
that the Captors ought to have sent in
a flag and asked surrender; others
think that the party should have waited
until the enemy had made their coonti
and come in to parlcy or to deliver
themselves up. Either ofthese specu-
lations we throw aside and look upon
the event as a matter of fact embody-
inc more beneficial advantage to our
territory than any preceding it and Civ
ing promise. in the capture Of king
Philip" an EI,h,e Billy of a more
speedy peace than all the military APP
pointments which the last two years
has made us familiar with.
Gen. Hernandez, and all under him,
are entitled to the warmest thanks of
the community generally, for having
with a very trihing force penetrated
the long deserted, and in many places
almost Inaccessible portions of orr
southern frontier, and thas brought into
certain security, the master spirits of
Philip, Uchcc Billy and other desperate
Warrior.
The above details Of the success of
he battalion under 1t. PeytOn have
been hastily gathered, but from source
which admits of no doubt. The pris-
Oncrs are among us and secured in the
Fort, with every attention and comfort
consistent with the most liberal views
ofhumanity-sccurity oftheirPert sons
being the principal aim.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
GE1'UE.V.E
Tonic.

Warranted Speedy and Lasting cure
FOR
FEV'ER s aaGUE.
TT lis esteemed the best general
il TONIC known in all cases Of diSorga-
nized Stomach and Bowels. In Dyspepsia
the Southern Tonic stands pre-emineDt. -
Patients cOnvalescing from Bilious Fever,
will derive the most important benefits from
its use.
Prepared BY CoSter & Coke, at their
Labratory, at Montgomery, Alabama.
for sale by
HOOKER & HILL.
Columbus, Sept. 90, 1887. S,f.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
Daniel KnOwer,

ADG1GE9SGo
OTUDENT of D. c. Amber M. D.
- Dentist No. Park Place New York.
Having located himself in Columbus for the
purpose Of practicing his profession, he will
perform the following with all other opera
tions appertaining to Dental Surgery.
Silicious, Metallic and other Artificial teeth
set, Natural teeth set, decayed portions
removed, changing Of children's teeth.
Teeth filed with Cold Teeth separated,
Teeth or Roots Extracted, Teeth Cleansed
and Whitened, Irregularities Removed &c.
N. B. Teeth Inserted on Gold plates from
one TO an entire set. .Ofice on Main street
over E. P. Borden's store.
Sept. 26th, 1s37-2-tf.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
information Wanted.

SOLD in the month of February last, by
- Col. Byrn, at auction, a small bay mare
and roam horse, the notes for which were
taken by the Auctioneer and delivered to Mr.
Morgan McMorris for the purpose of being
handed over to the subscribers, but were
lost while in the possession of Mr.. McMor-
ris. 1t is not recollected by Col Byrn or
Mr.. McMorris who were the purchasers,
or for what amount, nor has the auctioneer
any memorandum by which he can refresh
his memory. Our only alternative therefore
is to make this appeal to the honesty of the
purchasers to come forward and renew their
notes. Address either of the subscribers
and direct to the Choctaw Agency Post
Office. s.: c. HARRINGTON,
ROBERT MAXWELL.
Sept. 26th, 1837-2-3w.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
S. S. ER.6NKLM.

HAS on hand, few pieces Of handsome
IL E1sgY'0tsO CGS.peEt1eg. Brussels and
Tufta Rugs, Brass Andlrons, Shovels and
longs, Fire Dogs 8 Irons, Tea Kettles.
Brittania Tea Sets, Splendid cut glass
Decanters; white Lead, Linseed Oil, Spirits
Turpentine window Glass and Putty,
all Of which he will sell low for CASH al
his Store on Main Street opposite the Com.
mercial Bank.
Sept. 29th 1sS7.-3-tf.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
Notice.

WE again earnestly request all those
w indebted to the firm Of Covington &
McMorris to pay up. The concern must
be speedily closed. We will place all our
claims in the hands Of an officer on the
first day of September for collection, with-
out respect 10 persons.
Wn: CONVICTION.
NJ. McMORR1S.
Columbus, Aug. 8, 1857. #.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

MARRIED-By Rev. w. G. Oden on
the 28th of Sept. Mr.. JOHN &. BEARD to
Miss JENNA JANE GALLEHER, all of this
county.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

HAV1NG relinquished all my claim
IL and interest in the House and business
of the Columbus Exchange, it is expected
Immediate payment to be made of all debts
due me, to accomplish which, have placed
all my NOES and accounts in the hands of
S. F. Butterworth for immediate collection.
The House will be conducted for the pro-
prietors in the usual way.
JNO. POWELL.
October 8, l837,-3-St
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

DROPOSES to practice Law in Monroe
Il and the adjacen. counties. His Office
is in Aberdeen, (Mi.) where he may always
be found, except when professionally alb
sent. He assures the Er.blc, that all busine IS
entrusted to his care. W Il be attended to
with the strictest punctuality.
Aberdeen, SeDtember S, 51tf.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

DIED. In this town on Thursday. Oc-
tOber 5th, Mrs. ELIZA T. BRICKELL
wife Of Col. James w. Brickell, in the 9th
year of her age.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

On DOLLARS REWARD.-RANA-
eGO from the subscriber, on the goth day
Of Sep. last, his negro man, JIM and his
wife FESEBY. Said negro man is about %
years old-5 feet or 6 inches high-dark
and thick lips,--one leg very
little shorter than the other. He formerly
belonged to Mr.. Good of Columbus. The
woman is about 10 years old, dark com
plexion, and has blemish in one eye.
Said negroes are supposed to be harboured
by an Indian, for the purpose Of carrying
them West of the Mississippi. The above
reward will 5e given to any person who will
apprehend them, and lodge them in any
jail So that get them.
d. w. JORDAN.
Eigh! miles Hest IF Columbus.
Columbus, October.1O, 1887. -4.lf
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !
Lozyndes Connt4

Francis Leech Attachment
VS.. tor
VIM; Harris 8 & An Ann E. slo' So
NOTICE is hereby given, that the a
IN bove attachment has been issued at
the suit of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant as an absconding debtor for the
sum aforesaid, and has been returned to
this Office duly executed, and is now pend
ng and undetermined in the Circuit court
of Lowndes county, State of Mississippi; and
that unless the said defendant shall appear,
on or before the second Monday of October
next, being the first day of the Circuit
court for the county aforesaid. give special
bail and plead, judgment will be entered
against him, and the property attached will
be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs demands.
Witness. the clerk of the said Circuit
court, this 18th. day of September, 1887.
OVID p. PROWN,
Prs. fee, $3.50. Clerk.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

NOTICE Is hereby given that the prop
In erty of Thomas ]. Forbes, deceased,
will, by order of the Court of Probates for
Lowndes County, be sold OIL Saturday the
4th day of November next, between the
hours of II and 4 O'Clock, at public auction
in front of the Court House in the town of
Columbus, on credit of 12 months, with
bond and approved security.
p. B. WADE, Executor of the viH
Oft. j. Forbes, deceased.
October 5, 1887.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

OOOO Lbs.BaconHog round, first rate
OOOO Alabama, just received on con-
signment and for sale by
E. B. DRAKE & co.
Oct. 10, ls37-4-tf
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
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Rogers Samuel P 2 Roscoe Thomas
Rogers VIM p Rosamond David
Richards DIR Joel Rogers Henry
Rosamond Samuel Russell Sampson
Rentfrow Reynolds A M
Reese David Rowsey Edmond
RasberY Robt Ross Wesley
Reese David Rogers DIR Vim p
Randolph Ed B
S
Shotwell Robert Straine James II
Scott DIR Benjaman Stribling Benz
Sexton John w Stapp John
Straine James Slaughter A
Sloan James NJ Scales capt John
Strong David Seav chs Benjamin
Story s. Alexander Spots Francis P
SavingtOn Saml Sims Martin
Shook Rev Isaac Shnn Carson
SprewelI mrs SellnaH Stallings Green
Sexton John Steadman ID +
Scarborough Morring Stillman John
Smoot H ShacklefOrd James
sanders John r sample Charles ID
Shotwell RObt smell John A
smith f A smith Miss mary A E
smith Miss Francis F smith ROht
smith william II slaughter Luke
shaCkleford Henry
II
TracyJ H lOland Joseph
Toland James A Trotter I'M
Trotter r Q Thompson MRS G
Taylor Benz + Thompson MrsLeathe
Tankersley George Trent N B
Thomas George TuDnell Miss Mary A
Ioland John Thular John
Trotter MRS Mary Tompson DR. Theo
Tucker William Thomas John
GOomer & Cob Tnrner James H
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Utez Geo F 2 Vaughan VIM NJ
Vaughan Vim c Vaughan Miss Mary
Werner capt WIN L
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WestbrOok Joshua c White HIM
Watkins BenjT 2 White sandford o.
Williams mark Whitfield James
Walker DR. Watson James
Whitfield Boaz Willis abner
Walton James White miss Emma
Wilson Henry r Wynne Geo
Wilson DR. Turner Weathers John
White N & G Wilkinson +. F. J.
Wright miss ElviTa Walker l. w
Witherspoon mrs NJ Wright NJ
Watts VIM
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Young William 9 Young Thomas
A. c. BURGESS, p. NJ
Columbus, Miss, October 8, 1875 81
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

ENactOrage & Commissions BtEsi
IL 9GeSS.-The subscriber continues the
above business in Mobile.-Having returns
ed to the City, he is now prepared to exc
cute all orders for Bagging, Rope, &c. and
attend to all consignmeRts and other busi-
ness entrusted to his care.-Office ON Front
street, formerly occupied by Simpson &
Douglass JOHN SIMPSON.
Sept. %, 1887.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

For the recovery of the money, or he pro-
portional part of that sum in proportion to
he amount that may be received.
The amount stolen is IS, S97, the create
part of which is in the notes of the different
Banks of this State, about 1000 of it is in
the notes of the Commercial and Rail Road
Bank of Vicksburg, and about $500 of it, in
our l, 2, & IS notes, and ten IS gold pic
ces. There are some of the notes should
recognise. / am instructed to say. that the
Committee OF Finance and Business will
make arrangements to replace the amount
in the Bank in the course of "a hours and
in the meantime we are prepared to re-
deem any Of our notes with other current
Mississippi Notes if they should be prefer
red. r. S. BLOUNT, Cash.
Columbus, October 6,h, 1854 If
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
LOWNDES COUNTY. {
vs.. for
William II. Harris. S293 80

nj Odicc is hereby given, that the
IN above attachment has been issued at
the suit of the said plaintiff against the said
defendant as an a5sconding debtor for the
the sum aforesaid, and has been returned
to this Office, duly executed, and is now
pending and undetermined in the Circuit
court of Lowndes County, State of Missis-
sippi; and that unless the said defendant
shall appear, on or before the second Mon
day of October next being the first day of
the Circuit court, for the county aforesaid,
give special bail and plead, judgment will
be entered against him, and the property
attached will be sold to satisfy the plaintiffs
demands.
Witness the clerk of the said Circuit
court, this 18th day of September, 1887.
OVID Z. BROW n,
Printers fee $3.50. clerk.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
A LIST OF LETTERs,

IN the Post Office, at Columbus, Mi. on
Il the 1st October, 1887, which will be
sent to the Post Office Department, if not
taken out before the first OF January next.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
Western Bank Note Co.

CIJVCI.F.N.4I'II, OHIO.
TNHE undersigned having established
Il themselves in Cincinnati for the pur-
pose of executing Bank Note Engraving
and Printing, respectfully solicit from the
Banking Institutions Of the West a share of
their patronage.
Having been engaged for the last year,
in making new Dies, Vignettes, &c. they
are enabled to furnish Notes in very supe-
rior style, and on short notice.
~ Bank Note paper of the best quality
will always be kept on hand. and seals
maps and all other engraving neatly execu-
ted.
WOODRUFF & MASON.
Office Sd st. adjoining the New Banks.
Sept, 5, 1873 2w
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
MEDICAL.
Dort. CDo8. TalElttt'tR,

I3NVUO u N1'NN17 OVNs3L
FEvENDERS his professional services to
4 the citizens of Columbus and its vicin-
ity. His office is at the Drug Store of
Smith Reingeard & Co
Columbus, October 6, 19S7.-4-tf
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
To the Sheriff of LOWmdeS Oun-
~, Mississippi.

To the Sheriff of LOWmdeS Oun-
~, Mississippi.
Columbus, MIS-. Oct. 3, 1887.
WHEREAS, A vacancy has Oc-
Cured in the office of Lieutenant Col
Onel, and Major Of the 18th Regiment, 4lh
Division and Cd Brigade of Mississippi Mil
itia, by the resignation of Jason {. Criglcr,
and John J. Lewis, these are therefore To
require the Sheriff of Lowndes County, to
hold an election al the different precincts
of said 10Th Regiment on the 2Ist Gay of
October, 1887, for the purpose of electing
one Lieutenant Colonel, and one Major, to
serve in said 18Th Regiment.
Office of the Col. Commandant,
OF the 10Th Reg. Cd Brigade, and
4th Division Mississippi Militia.
BENJAMIN ESTES,
Colonel Commahdant, 18th Reg. 2d
Brigade, and 4th Divis ion
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

= OST:-Two notes of which, the follow
1Z ing are copies, viz
S1,95O PIcKENs, Feb'y 9Th, 1887.
On or before the first day cf March,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight, we prom
Use to pay to James L. Gay or order,
Twelve hundred & fifty dollars, with interest
from the first day of January 1888, for value
received OF him this Feb'y 8, 1887.
VIM. JACKSON,
Endorsed by ! JOSEPH JACKSON,
James L. Gay, 5 VIM. P. GILLESPIE,
T. ]. JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given to the community,
that the above described note, in whose
hands soever it may now be, is the property
of James Gay, and must be paid to him a.
lone.
JAMES GAY
Columbus, July 4, 1837-41-p
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
nke Notice.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his large
n and convenient Store House, in Wes,
Port. Apply to S. s. Franklin, who is my
authorized agent during my absence at the
North, and with whom all persons indebted
to the subscriber are requested to call and
settle Immediately.
BENJAMIN F. CORNELL.
Columbus, September %, 1882 st
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

A Purse was found u few days
N since, by a servant in the street =
the owner can have tiff he will pay for this
advertisement, describe the contents and
call at Mr. d. WRIGHT's.
October 6, 1637.-4-1t
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
COM.EESSTON"R UST.VESS.

"HE undersigned have formed a Co
Il partnership, commencing on the first
of October next, for the purpose of transact
ing a Factorage and Commission Business
in the City Of Mobile, under the firm and
style Of
JONES, LYON, & Co.
Their business will be confined excIu-
sively to the sale of produce, and purchase
Of goods, when paid in funds.
VIM. JONES, Jr.
NJ. LYON,
VIM. LYON.
~ The papers published in Columbu US,
Mississippi, Tuscaloosa and Gainesville,
Alabama, will please insert the above, un-
til the first Of January, 1928, and forward
their accounts to
j., L. & Go.
August, IS, 1879. 19t.
Tuscaloosa NezUs.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
.V'eOU oadUerE6Se11Ie4pES Is.
JAMES H.aYDENS CO.,

SA"AE~C AsG n WA~VB y Z O'S
an opportunity is given to those who intrust
Us with their cotton. to avail themselves Of
the advantage of either the Mobile or New
York market.
We also give notice that we will ad-
vance Thirty Dollars per Bale on all good
Cotton, weighing four hundred and fifty
pounds, delivered at Cotton Gin, Aber-
deem, Colbert, Plymouth, West Port, Co
lumbus, Nashville, GAINESVILLE and Fairfield,
and any other intermediate landings on the
Lombigby. In all cases, Ware House re-
ceiPts required.
A. ]. HODGES, & co.
Columbus, October 10, 1837.--4-4w
Q" The Macon Star, GAINESVILLE Re-
porter, will insert the above four times,
and forward their accounts to A. ].
Hodges, & Go. in this place.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

Aldridge Charles ]. 2Allison Eliza
Arthur William H Address Mrs Mary
Ashmorc Ransom Allison Thomas
Archibald Leander Arnold Bentley D 2
Anderson A V Angle DIR Sidney L
Allen William A Armstrong Marthy or
Arnold D John
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
NactOrage & Commission Blsst

August, IS, 1878. 19t.
Tuscaloosa Nezus.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

COTTON-COTTON.
"E are prepared to make liberal ad-
w vances on cotton in store at any point
on the Tombigby river. whenever receipts
for the same are presented.
CLARK & Co.
Columbus, September 13, 1837-1-,f
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
MONEY MONEY!!!

MONEY MONEY!!!
A LII Persons indebted to Pearl, Gay, 8ICo.
N will save cost by calling on John H. Gay
or James L. Gay, and settling up their aC-
counts and notes, who are authorized to set
tie the business. Office in the Counting
Room of Thompson, Downton & Co.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

Young William Young Thomas
A. c. BURGESS, p. NJ
Columbus, Miss, October 8, 1837-3-3t
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10
JAMES PHILIPS.
A CARD.

Jackson, October Sd, 1887.
Southern Argus., 1837-10-10

Mcbride Michael {
NJ ;Clanahan Jas {
Moore Vim l.
McGowen Saml
milford John G.
Miner & w
McCowen John
Mitchell Simon
Miller William H
Mitchell John P
Mccarthy Maurice
murphy A L
Mcguire Edmond
morse Josiah B
Mofatt William NJ
moore Mich
Mediery Richard
McClanahan S r
myers David
moore Joseph G
Miner Guthrie
McGee Thomas
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the line, besides frigates and transports ar
rived at Louisburgh, which increased the
French foic to 5000 men. On receipt OF
this information, at Halifax, the expedition
to Louisbursh was given up.
A British historian observes with respect
to the campaign of 1857 " That it ended to
the eternal disgrace Of those who then COM
manded the armies, and directed the coun-
ellis Of Great Britain"
On the return of the Rhode-Island troops
in the fall, $50 men were re-enlisted as a
regular force, and the remainder discharged.
The Colony brig was laid up, in the fall,
for the winter. This was the usual prac-
tice, as the French privateers did not infest
the northern coast in the winter.
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No paper will be discontinued until arrearages
are paid, except al the option of the publishers
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a square
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& From a court and camp, and lady's bower,
Three pilgrims took their way,
And each in his cap wore faded flower,
And each, heard him say
Where art ihou, Truth, immortal Truth
We have sought thee far, in vain,
In the brain Of age, in tho breast Of youth,
In city, and tent, and plain.
One had sough, truth IN a salIan, knight,
Gallant, and good, and gay;
Bu; he trusted that knight with bis lady bright,
And the knight has stole her away,
From couricrs, and kings, and ministers wise,
The other returns, forlorn;
Tie has asked for truth they have given him lie'
And bark, how they laugh fot .corp
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NEW EAEL AND vyyNTER
d - 81 20 q.

- Y the ships Mdrmoru and Hurkatroy. lust arriv
- ed at City Point, direct from Liverpool. we
have received our importation Of British Dry Goods:
Is bales Wilson's best Napt Cottons, white and
grey, Nos. | to }, very cheap,
) bales Point aud London Dutlel Blankets.
do ga. lO-lO. Ill and ia Rose, double Rose.
and Whitney Blankets,
Some OF these Blankets are extra quality and size,
J do red Paddings,
! do white Silesian Tlanncls,
l case Cloths and Cassiimcres,
: do 34 and Ca English Mcrinos,
/ DO English Fancy Prints,
! DO Jaconets, Can,brics and Checked Muslins.
we ha'e also received a portion, aud shall receive
naiew days, the remainder OF our stock of other
fort'ga aud Domestic, Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France, Germany, ireland, HUiY and
sGtlseriand this season. and bought in the Northern
markets by our partners, F.& }. 5. James 4 Co.
by the package. They consist in par, of
case Coarse Satinetts, very stout,
J do assorted do from fine TO very fine Plain,
Plaid and Striped,
do Glenrock Jeans,
| do Ga Forest Cloth and plain cold. Linseys,
- do "a, rs and "A Plaid Linseys,
= bales and cases brown and blcached Domes
ties, 81, A and Cd,
~ do Petersburg and Manchester Cotton Ozna-
burg No. | and q
flannels, Baizes and Fries,
%oarpetings and Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities,
pialn' Plaid and Damask Merinos, rcry handsome,
black Gro de Paris and other Lustings,
ram and figured Gro de Maps, ! a beautiful as
figured and plain col. Challys, sortmcnt,
ram and figured white and colored Bobincts,
splendid hgured white Satin and Challys,
; 10 Striped Gauzes for pr rty dresses,
SNauze' Silk. Chally, Merino, WOOL n, Valencia,
y q other Fancy IIandkerchiefs and Shawls.
= lss American Fancy Prints,
Domestics, Furniture and Apron Checks,
wv .eivet' Silk and Valencia Vestings,
.couSns I!ald and Striped Cassimercs,
'%se'nef with many other articles, making our as
sof,,nent very complete and desirable. Our friend
inv ~ public are respectfully solicited to exam
October q '
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BY FLETCNER y. TGzE.
TERMS.
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is printed t.eice a GEEK, al 81 per annun, pCdbte IN
Advance. No paper tciH be discontinued. rfat at The
discretion ofthe Editors, until all arreaet.s are ppda.
~ 4DVERTISENENT'S miH b inscrtl At
50 eeats per square, Tor Tess The f%rst.in,e, g'ds6t
cents for each continuance. IHoSe firm Il distance
must be paid for previously to their iase tioa, aaiess Tie
payment be assumed 6y some responsible person N
Lynehb1rg.
IHietters to the Editors must be posr PAID.
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most unanimous appreciation OF the present day.
Tie passage had inspired the country with new
hopes. 1t had bsen behcld abroad as 4 matter Of
wonder Il henonienon in the fiscal world, such
as could have sprung cat Of no institution, but
ours, and which Went in u powerful aud impress
slNe manner TO illustrate the genius OF our Govern.
IA.