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NEW puBLICATIO Nc.
MY AUNT PONTYPOOI, novel, in vol
1he De1otcd, by the authorcss of "The pisiuhcrtcd
.,"aFlrtaton,' &c. in2 vols '''
me d"se"t"rcs Of n Gentleman IN seq thora Horse
with numerous wood cnts '' ''
t9h'peaorn; or News lrot Our Neiglborhood: he inc
sketches by the author of "0ur Neighborhood" &c
Hnssi4 ami tbc RHssians; ora Journey to St Peters,
burg and Moscow, through Couland and Ivenin.
With Characteristic sketches of the people, by Leigh
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Observation-Disclosures &C. '''
A"LrGtire Of he 4rctic Lam Espcaaion to the mouth
OF tn: great Fish river, and alsng the shores of the
=, Captain Back. r. N. commander of the cxpcdi,on
illustrated with map. ''''o''
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w by John Martin

VA by John Martin - '''''''' '''0'S
FIX ems beauties of Byron, Or pc traits of til priu-
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finuef landscape illustrations of the Bible consist
Nv Oh views OF The most remarkable places mentioned
'Ee old and New Tcsamcnts, from finished drawings.
maGe from original sketches taken on the SPOT. 80
tieath'S Gallery of British Engmyings.
ne Gal!cry Of Modern British Artists
ne string OF Pearls, collection of first rate cnrra
,lnEs. Illustrations oftEe Passes of the Alps by which
'lsly COMMUNICATES with France, Switzerland aud Ger
many. by W lillian Brockendon r. r. s. member of
IL e.: academy of Fine Artsar Florrrcc and Rome
me Anglers Souvenir, with Illustrations.
a Garland of Love- wrcuthcd of pleasant flowers
6 9thcred in the field of English Pocsv.
: Fishers Juvenile ScrupBrook. BY Bernard Bar
~
-, The Economy Of Human Life BY Robert Dodslcy,
illustrated by cummings on steel.
"ile steti in his cell repning, and the good that
happeneth to another, is to him an evil
Rurton's Anatomy of Melancholy.
ne Book OF Gems. The Poets and Artists OF Great
Britain. Edited by :. C. Hall '>"'
The History of Rome. BY G. B. ,Weibuhr. Trans
lated by j. G. Hare, AN. , vols.
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VIE subscribers hav' received per recent arrylrp
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Appleton ii brown slectings suable for tho No ; ,,
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ERDGANS.-I.audingl from baraue Drono, 36 cases
, meas and bows Kip pcgged br6gnns; 10 do Rusgcrt
90 inr negroes luF sale By BRIDGE & Co.
th-' 1874 Ma. azine II.
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heitAOtk,S IMPROVED EDITION OF M
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hoi1al History, and great variety of valuable ;itr
NATION added throughout the work on tie M,nnars
institutions and Antiquities of the Romans. viii, mn
mcrons biographical and historical Notes: and nurs
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t9PIHhS explanatory notes. Remarks on tie p,li
cs manners aud literature of the age An ontIina t
the Constitution, &c. &c. illustrated by many cnrr,y
inEs. '' 'o' "
HUiS. ELENi:Nri or ARCRoNeNY, and mn Abridr,,cnt
OF helth's New Treatise ON the Use of GIo,ns Wo,n
American edition, with additions and imnrovcpr,,s
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FENIE NEW YORK BOOK OF POETRY !,
K one volume. ~
realise on the Law of Evidence in the Court of
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a DISCOURSE onthp In, and CI1or,rto, of ~.
a. Hon George Mathews, late presiding Judge Of tJS
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10 BENIN LEVY.
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MAIN REVISITED &c, by the author of "A ven,
~ in SPAIN in = vols. VI a s'"'
Traits q Iaa.A charactcr as generally applicoble ,o
vols. i"'"'i' Esq
complete view the theory aud practice of the n,r,
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iStlc anecdotes savings and dongs of sporting men in
Guiding notices OF the principal crack riders Of EnsrId
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Collection of Cooq,lal Phrases on rver,, ,,,,; ~,
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different heads, with remarks ON tI,c ne,I;
pronunciation and use of various words The Who'll s
disposed as considerably facilitate the acnuis,io
correct pronunciation of tile French Bv 4 BoIn,,r "
new edition, revised aud corrected '''' "
selection of enc hundred of Perrins Tables ,cco,
panied with key, containing the text literal and .o
translation, arranged in such manner MS In non, 49,,
the difference between the French and English jion,
also figured pronunciation of the French ACCORDING ~
the best French works on the subject The VII
preceded by short treatise the sounds of the Frcn
language compared with those of the ENGLISH
A Pronouaciug French Primer, or the Scholars GIl,
to tho accurate pronunciation aud photography of the
French lang age containing its elements according to
the best usage by Bernard Ironchn Just received and
for sale by Wji lI.EEh n "''"
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THE Gypsy; Tale, by the author of uRichclieur
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HhollE X MAY, House, Sign, aud Ornamental
AZ Painters, No Carondele street, two doors from
Canal street.
limitations Of the following woods and marbles, ex
ecuted iM maStcIly manner
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,,,,.,,,, 49,, W VI. TUCKER, Is Market st.
CASES OE SCROFULOUS IIEERS.

CHARLESTON. July 10, 1851
was afflicted tonr years will, an ulcer in the leg, &C.
o'sIo"'. accompanied with crysipelaous inflammation
emnct ply sieiMs cxcred their skill upon it. but with
OUT permanent benefit. III this case five bo,tlcs of The
i'''An S i'avacea made perfect cure.
MARGARET A WEST, 1871 Market st.
For sale by HENRY BONNABFI. druggist ancnt
Tor TIE propretors Tchoupi,oulas street i6
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W. "koCERS! TO GRUCERS!!-The subsch
bers would inform the Groccrs of New Orlcansth
sney keep constantly on hand large supply of the be-
Suu%honS Bliters, manufactured by themselves, ~Ns
VIII be sold at New York prices
kEICHUM s. LUBBOCK, Drasgisra
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

January 2nd.-At IL O'clock, the t3un.
loHN L. ERWIN, Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, took the Chair, and called
the House to oder After number oi
gentlemen elected to fill vacancies by deaths
and designations, we're qualified and took
their seats, Col. BINGAMAN, Of Adams,
moved that the members elected from the
new counties, organized in the Chickasaw
country, be invited to present. their creden-
tails. Upon this a Ions debate ensued, IN
which Mr.. PRENTIs5, 6 Warren, distn.
guishod himself by making an able and al
gumentative speech against the claims Of
the new members.
in the Senate nothing was done.
Tuesday, January 3rd.-In the House the
discussion was resumed, aud was continued
during the day.
The Senate did not sit.
We understand that the new members
were authorized to take their seats bya vote
of 50 TO %.
ALEXANDER G. McNuTT, Esq. was
elected President of the Senate
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
9.EEE' 5 F.a.FCT, DRY GOODs.

.7,EEE' 5 Favor DRY GOODS,
FHNHE Subscriber has just received PEI
4 Steamer, COLUMBUS, and other late
arrivals, large and. general assortment CT
IH't1ates' and Spring Goods.
Also: A general assortment of HARD.
WAKE and FINE CUTLERY, A spIen.
did assortment Of TABLE WARE, consist.
ing of QUEENSWARE, CHINA CUT
& MOULDED GLASS.
All OF which were lately purchased on tn
most accommodating terms. He is there.
tore enabled to offer them to his customers
at very reduced prices. Country Merch-
ants and others are particularly invited 10
call and examine his stock; and he pledges
himself to sell any article in his line as low
ana on as fair terms as it can be procured
in the town of Columbus.
His Store Room may be found nearly OBJ
pos'te the Land Office, No. 1, Harris
Row, Marked Street, Columbus. Mi.
GEORGE TUCKER.
January, 10, 1887, lift
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@ 10 Z HI N G.
MCLEUR q HUNPHRIES.

- - OAAA AA1GAALOg
HAVE Just received, & are now opening
ALtheir stock Of clothing, which has been
selected with great care, and expressly for
this Market; consisting in part ofthe follow
ing articles:
Gentlemen's Blue & Black Cloth Cloaks.
Goats hair and Camblet Cloaks,
Blue, Black, and Drab Cloth Overcoats,
Mohair, Goats hair, and Camblet Over
coats
Blanket Coats, every description,
Super Blue, Black, DAhlia. Adelaid,
Brown, Olive, Green, Mulberry and
Claret Cloth, Frock Dress Goats and
Coatee,
Very Fine Blue and Black Cloth Panta
looms,
Blue and Black Cashmere Pants,
Buckskin Cashmere Pantaloons,
Plaid Bnckskin Cashmere do.
Ribbed do. do. do.
Extra fine Buff and Drab, do,
Vests of every description,
Linen and cotton, plain and ruffle Shirts,
Meriro, Lambs wool, Silk and Cotton
Undershirts,
Buckskin nnderehirts, "a new article,)
Merino and Cotton knit Drawers.
Flannel and Jeans Drawers,
Bosoms and collars of every kind.
A large assortment of
Boys and children's clothing.
A great variety Of
Hosiery and Gloves:
Fiue Russia Belts for various uses,
Gentlemen's Shoulder Braces,
Silk anC Gum Elastic Suspenders,
WorSted and Cotton Suspenders,
A large assortment of Hdk'ffS,
Gum Elastic Straps,
India Rubber Leggins,
India Rubber Clothes Bags,
Russia Beaver, Beaver and Silk Hats,
made expressly to order,
A general assortment Of fine Boots Shoes.
and Pumps, among which may be found
Extra Sup. Calf water proof Boots.
Morocco and Buckskin Opera Boots,
Pusset Leather travelling Trunks,
Do do. do, Valises,
Seal and Hair Trunks, &c. with great
variety Of articles too tedious to emu
merate.
We invite the public to an examination
of our stock; and should the articles suit.
the price shall be mo obstacle in effecting &
trade.
N. B. Country Merchants would d.
well to call and examine, as we are deter
mined to sell as low as they can be purcha
Aed in any Of the southern cities.
Main Street. Columbus Mis-.
Jan. 10, I8S7-17 IT,
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.RenTFGF.

I'm pursuance of a Deed of trust executed
4 by George II. Livingston, William Dow
sing and Everard Dowsing. I, as Trustee to
said decd, viii sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on Monday. the
twentieth day Of February next, on the pre-
misses, the following described lots, viz =
Lots one, two and three, in square No. S,
south of Main street, in the plan of the town
Of Columbus, the property fthe said George
H. Livingston, to satisfy a promissory note
executed by the said George II. Livingston
to the said Everard Dowsng for the sum Of
Fifteen hundred dollars, and to secure the
payment of which, said deed Of trust wa:
executed.
WILLIAM DOWSING, Trustee.
Columbus, 10th January, 1887. Avis
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Columbus, Mississippi.
FE7HE subscriber beGs leave 70 'tter ms
z services to the citizens Of Mississippi
and Alabama, as Bank and Land Agen'-
he will offer for discount Bills # Exchange
and Notes to the Banks at this place, and
forward the proceeds, to any point. less his
commissions, to which he may be directed.
He will also attend to the sale and purchase
Of lands or town property, or any other
Commission business with which he may be
entrusted. 1t is the design of the subscriber
to concentrate into his office all the informa-
ton with regard to lands, which may be val
liable to persons DESTROYS Of pur, hasing, for
which purpose he will have maps drawn Of
the land, or property left for sale, with a
f III description and terms, registered. He
will also have in his employ competent per-
sons to show such lands as may be entrusted
to him for sale. The subscriber hopes by
giving his time and attention TO the business,
materially to facilitate the sale Of property,
| and otherwise advance the interests of those
who may entrust him with their business.
| His terms for Offering notes or bills, will be
on all amounts, less than one thousand dol.
lars, / per cent. on all amounts over, I PEI
cent. if discounted; for all other business
the usual commissions. Those who may
have lands or property for sale. Will confer
a favor by leaving a description of them a.
eally possible. His Office is next Jordan
* Buchannon's, and was formerly occupied
by J. 5. Taft.
January II, 1887. l7.H
p. 5. All letters must be post paid.
| AZ The Montgomery Advertiser, ont
Mobile Chronicle will publish the above un
Ill further notice.
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IN q RE 5 $40 NAL.

av, December 26th. In SENATE,
lnprc,cnted Communication from
Bury Department, with statement
scounts, deposites, specie, and cir
tfthc several Deposite Banks also
Rom the Commissioner Of Pensions,
the Commissioner of Public Build
.ftcr the reception Of petitions, and
luction Of several bills, it was, on
4 Mr. BLACK,
led, That tEe Committee on the
be instructed to inquire into the
icy at causing to be erected at Jack
be- State OF Mississippi, a suitable
for the accommodation of:he Dist.
lhc United States, for that State.
BENTON offered his Erhunging
5nS in Tie same form rs at the last
q Congress, which was read, and
e adjourned.
House of REPRESENTATIVES, VIM
SON, Representative from the
Georgia, in place Of the late Gen.
appeared, was qualified, andto' K
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Obituary.

Died on the 10Th instant, nine miles north
of this place, at Mr.. r. Littleton's, Mr..
GUILFoRD Laws, aged abort IS years.
Mr., Laws was originally from North
Carolina, had spent several years of his life
in the State eff Georgia, and emigratcd to
this place about II months since
He left here in Octob,r for Texas, and
returned in Dec. Having caught a very
bad cold on the way, he took his bed i'm
medately; and although he had the aid Of
several physicians, his recovery was thought
impossible.
Mr. L. has no relations living in this
country, but we understand he has wi.
dowed mother, brother, and other relatives
living in North Carolina.
With those distant relatives, we can but
sy mpathise in the loss of their young friends
Hi, burial was attended by several young
men from this place, who, with the assist
auce Of Mr.. Lit. eton, had him decenuy
inferred. Com.
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Family Sssi,pEies.

~ Bills. first quality St. Croix Sugar
10 bbls, first quality p. REQ do.
p Sacks old Java, Rio and p. Rico Coffee
~ bOls. single and double refined Sugar
Cas.s extra q'ty G. p. and Imp. Tea
Boxes Bakers No. Chockolate
Boxes best Starch
l Case best London Mustard
Is Boxes Sperm. and TaIlow Candles
Pipe Old Cogniac Brandy
Pipe Old Champagne Brandy
Casks old Port Wine
Casks Old Madeira Wine
5 Casks Sicily Madeira W inc
Casks Malaga Wine
Bills best, Dried Beef
Bbls. No l Mackercl
10 Bbls. No. 2 do.
20 Bbls. No. Herrings
10 Bills. No. / Family Herrings
10 Bbls. Soda ad Water Crackers
10 Boxes Raisins
Received recently. and in store, for sale
by CARROLL & CRUMPLER
OPPOSITE the Land Office.
January 18th, 1887. l7-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

y 1CF4. The subscriber, having pur-
chased the interest Of S. S. B. Fields,
~ tue pre- ,ent stock of goods, returns thanks
i"r pas .avors, and hopes to share that pat
ronage so literally extended to the late
hrC'. / have on hand, a general assortment
o. 4 a and winter goods. adapted to this mar
hec, also: excepted by the first arrivals, a
f4nes assortment of New and Fashionable
I Goods.
WILLIAM ECKFORD.
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NEW GOODS!!!
WILTON q, "LRERT.

w Hilton ~ HI AOHAkAs
"AVEs just received by the Steamboat
II Ponchartrain, Gin addition to their
former stock, some entire new style &
fashionable Goods. Among which are to be
fonnd a large assortment of Embroidered
and Printed Grape Chenule, Thibet, Wool
and Cancels hair and Chaly SHAWLS;
Plain Figured and Embroidered, fine down
and figured Satin Capes and Scarfs; few
dresses NEW STYLE figured Silk and
Satin; every style of Cotton and Silk Hose:
Gloves Of all sorts; Ladies' fine Capes, an
GentIemen's Caps, a great variety; En-
brosal Tablet Cows; good Assortment Q
Thread and Needle, Edgings and lns .ert
ngs,a few Ladies Embroidered linen Idans
kerchiefs; Tamboard and middle work Mus
lin and Lace Capes and Collars; red, green
and white. French, mock, and real Mack
nawand other BLANKETS. also, few
pieces fne BROAD CLOTHS>
In fine, to make a long story short, WI
say toour friends and the pu' ole in general
that our stock comprises soTae OF the mos
fashionable Goods which New York affords
and having purchased the House formerh
occupied BY Mr. J. II. MoseIy, they IN
tend to keep at all times a
FIRST RITE ASSORTMENT
of STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Ladies and Gentlemen please can am
let the Goods speak for themselves.
The usual credit given to pnncthaI Gus.
toner's WILTON & HUBERT.
Columbus, Dec "a, 1886, I6 If.
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N OT1C F.
Here! Here!! Here n!

TEVHE subscriber has got near "a, coo due
q to him, mostly IN small sums, for sub
scrption to the Argus, advertising, &c. IN
this State and Alabama. 1t will not be in
his power to wait en- the different individuals,
so IN opportunity will be offered them to a
void the payment Of it if they see proper te
do So II, however, they are disposed to
paw an honest debt, they can do so, by for
warding the money TO the subscriber at Co
lumbus. If not, he hopes he MAJ be able tc
live without il.
G. w. BONNELL.
January 10, 1887. 17-tt
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TNOR the purpose of disabusing the public
II on the subject Of his bridge, the sub
scliber takes tins method Of informing them
that he designs rebuilding the bridge across
the Lux-a-palela early in the Spring, and
that he does not design charging the people
Of the county for crossing, and that he will
keep his f>rry open to alt people It the
| county free, until the bridge is completed.
THOS. G. BLEWITT.
January II, 1887. 18-u
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Kellogg EDGstes' S Co.
HAVE just received supply of
Il Il BOOKS, among which are the latest
publications, viz:
Captain Backs Narrative Of a journey TO the
shores Of the .4rctic Seain 1884 and S,
with a map,
Randon's Recollections. of >. the House Of
Lords,
Larden on Steam Engines,
Camperdown or News from our Neighbor-
hood,
Adventures in search of Horse,
The Devotee a novel in 9 vols.
Russia and the Russians,
Sketches of Sea Port Town,
My Aunt Ponty Pool,
Coningsmake, by Paulding,
The Student,
Paul Clifford, }
The Penny Magazine,
The Saturday Magaz }
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
Notice.

HVHE partnership heretofore existing be-
T. tween William T. Barry, John E.
Maddux, and Henry w. Hunt, under the
firm Of Barry, Maddux, & Co. is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against said concern, are re
ouested to present them to H. w. Hunt,
for payment, and all persons indebted to said
concern, are requested to make payment to
him as soon as practicable.
WILLIAM II. BARRY
JOHN T.. MADDUX
HENRY w. HUNT
Columbus, Jan. 10, 1887. list
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Law NOTICE.
TIE HE.F II. Wish.

(ATToRNEY AT LAW,
WILL continue to devote his time and
w attention assidiously to the duties 81
his profession; and will practice il the Cir
cult Courts Of LowDdes, Monroe. Noxubee,
Kemper, Winston, Oaktibbehaw, Chicka.
saw, and Itawamba counties; and in the Su
preme and Chancery Courts, at Jackson
Mississippi.
Office ii Columbus, Miss.
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:" w. Hunt has taken room in his
IL. Buildings, up stars, over the store Of
Messrs. Frotter & Barry. Entrance to bis
room first door West oi Messrs. Jordan g
Bochannon's store. All persons indebted
to Barry & Co. Barry, Maddux & Co. and
himself, are respectfully invited.to call and
settle. Those who fail TO call will be waited
ON by Mr.. B. 6. Hendrick, as his agent, o.
Is a Collecting Officer, he having lately re-
ceived the appointment Of Deputy sheriff.
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New Gooas.

NARROL * 1CRUMPLER, are receiv-
~ ing per Steamers Fo1 and Pioneer,
some superior Plaid Cassimeres, Cadet
mixed cloths, Flannels, Macanack blankets
&c. Also West India Preserves and Pic
kles, Cheese, and two boxes very fine
Chewing Tobacco.
All of which they are opening this dav.
Ohhosite the Land Office.
JAN II, 1887. 18tf