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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-16

CaoSs.-Our exchange papers from all parts Of
ehs country, contain the favorable notices Of
crops tho prssentseason. In county, al kinds
o. agricultural products are as fine as have ever
grown IN any country. Our climate is much more
favorable fof the farmer, than some that think US
almost At the north pole. Two weeks ago we read
accounts Of frost in the western part Of New York,
while with with US vegetation is quiss green, and
prospect Of continuing for some time.
The Message Of the President will. we
hope be received before the publication Of our
next. i will arrive in shorter time than ev-
message has come before. The Govern
eminent express will bring it far as Wheeling.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
n1,.,1nns & THATCHER.

rTAVF. lust opened an extensive ana
a,eroroI oscnrtment Of Goods on the
South West corner of Military and Market
Streets opposite the Court House ~
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI III
consisting Of Dry Goods, Groceries, 6 I1aru-
ware, Cutlery, Hats, Boots, ana 9nd pa,,
SaddIery, rockery, Clothing; ana Iney
will keep on hand large supply OF F ,s,
ions, and now have lot OF superior WAN
erel.
Their Stock of Dry Goods, embraces
general assortment both Staple and Fancy
ard particularly heavy supply OF Negro
Clothing. Their Stock Of Boots and SHOES
are heavy. embracing almost all kinds
wanting in this market. Their Stock o
Liquors and Wines, they consider equaI'
not superior to any in market, It oelng d SC
lection of the best, both in
R.ARRELS AND BOT1AAtS.
CROCKERY, they are prepared to sell D.
wholesale, selected and packed for that ex
lPress purpose.
I They deem it unnecessary to enumerat
the various articles which compose thel
| SPLENDID & GENERAL STOCK OF GOODS
They invite the public generally to cal
call and examine for themselves. The
promise to sell as low, and on as accommc
dating terms as any House in the City, an
request all those who trade in Columbus, I
give them a portion of their custom as the
| fatter themselves, it will be in their pow
err to give general Observation-Disclosures
Lcustomers will have the usual time given uT
on running accounts.
| Columbus, September IS, 1SS7-1-N
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
RecctUisg and FOTSCG1'e't''9
agency,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.

WObLA4AiS AAAAEAA. -.
TIME subscriber has established an -Agen-
CIV, for the roeeivIuE and torwaFG on.
of Goods to all Ports on the Alabama, Dls
bv. Warrior and other Rivers, in the ota'e
Of Alabama, feeling confident that an e.Tct~I =
sine Agency for this purpose will Prov o u
considerable advantage to the Country NAet-
chant, thereby enabling him to Calculate "
a certainty upon the immediate transporta-
ton of his Goods, so sOoh as they are IaI-
ded from the vessel-unavoida6ie delay DC
ing excepted. -, d Cor
All expenses on Goods received ana lot
warded by me, must be considered as CASH
Owners or Agents will promote their own
interests by meeting such expenses prompt
w, thereby preventing those delays whlCh
have hitherto so frequently attended, the
TRANSPORTATION of Goods from TINS. oPa-
cious and dry Stores will be provided foi
he reception Of Goods on Storage, and eV'
cry attention will be paid to the interests o.
those who may entrust their business TO my
care. -
EDWARD S. LOWELL.
REFER " C E s:
Nessr8. Goodman, Miller q Co.
PurUi8, Andrews q Co.
GQyle e Bo7Ver.
Smith g Allen,
Morgan e Boykin. MOBILE
IHe88r8. John Robinson q 60:
Patterson e IMagTVa0d.
d. Croker g Co.
c. Patrick e Co. Charleston
MOBILE, June, 1887 80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
RUNiOR having reached the

A RUMOR having reaches s.s
a interior. from what source we know
~ ,i,ot ,ve had discontinued the Commlss-
10" go Rns;ness in this City.-We take tn ,is
method to inform our trIenos ano thI PuS. III
that our House is now open and mas DEL NIs 81
the season. the business promptly aA'e' :. !.
70 and that we intend TO continue IL ~ :, =
true we did not escape the effects OF tne
un nina pressure, which perVadeo inc
,gbnIs Commercial world, and placed u
I,s,.ond our nov e,- TO afford the same faciil-
lie, 70 our friends we had formerly done
but Il is with much pleasure (snd we may
add Dride) that we are able to say We 'lo my my
owe one dollar TO the country, nor nave We
ever retained the funds for produce SOLO
moment longer than favorable opportunity
offered to forward them. Our arrange
ments are now such that we will be aoie &c
move smoothly on; and hope IRON long s"'
nerience. fourteen years of our senior'J te
lender satisfactory accounts Of all business
entrusted to our care. we respeCtiuIy ~
licit continuance of the business OF our Ole
patrons and such others as may think prop
! er to corfide it to our care. o0
ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
August, 1879 tt.
The Advertiser and Chronicle, the Mont
gomery papers, the Intelligencer, ana Mon
itor, published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus, MIss.
will insert the above and forward their &C
counts to the subscribers,
r., H. & F.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
7DIamtafSOSU IN ChOcEGSO Count
For Sale.


"HE subscriber offers for sale plsr,
ton situated in Choctaw county nj.
from cold French camp" containing a..
1000 acres, 500 acres of which is in a /,
state of cultivation, and well supplied y
good and comfortable cabins. The war,
Excellent, coming as il does from thr,s !,
four bold springs. II is planted thisyes,,
corn. and the crop will be sold with /.
land. deliverable the 1st of November. :
would be preferred to sell the whole & 5
plantation together, but it will be divide
requested to any person or company IL
rous of purchasing. 1t presents as fnsy
opportunity Of profitable investment as |,
ever been offered to the public. All d
land is rich, and has been selected n
great care.
For terms apply to the subscriber
agent of the proprietors, on the plan,a,iu
who will exhibit the land and explain Al
advantages.
r. c. SANDERS
Columbus, July 25-45tf
Sc The Natchez Courier & Jouns
Vicksburg Register, Brandon RulNS6es
Mississippian, will please publish the s5as
TWO months, and forward their accogaAl
his office.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
]. BO0TH

Resident Dentist, Columbus.
HAS Just received fresh supply of
" Dental materials, and is ready to per-
form any operation in the line of his pro-
Iession' and feels confident from his long ex-
Perience and former success, that he
can give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with a call.
Once IN HARRIS BUILDINGS, Market
streee"here ne may be found at all times,
sXcePt Wnen professionally engaged. La
oles rom the country who may wish to con-
suit nm N theline OF his profession, can dc
50 by calling at his family residence, near
Dr. Malone's, st. Johns street, where he
Will wait on them with pleasure.
June 30, 1sS7-t-I-1st:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
For RENT.

A S Agent am authorized to offer for rent
IA the place lately Iowned and occupied
by Symon BcxleY, situated in the hills near
the Military Road, about two miles from
Columbus 1t is healthy situation, an
has a never failing we'll of excellent water,
and has on it comfortable cabins, with brick
chimneys and a stable. There are about
twenty acres of land cleared of wood, and
nearly ready for cultivation, with new rails
sufficient IL enclose it.
JOHN w. SIMMONS.
September %, Eff.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
A MISUNDERSTANDING
For Sale.

NOk SALE-A commodious fan;I,. r..;
dence, situated in the most desir ali
part OF the town. The house contains f r,s's
comfortable rooms the out houses are YER,
gooa-they consist Of a kitchen, smolre.bo,ssy
aairy and well-house, all Of which are r.4I ~
, r,' "a the best style. For terms &c. an.
ply 70 the subscriber on the premises '' ~
JAMES w. BRICKEI1.
Columbus, September /, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
RfssOLVTTON.

HLUNKET & TAYLOR have this9.
dissolved copartnership in the Butch.
iIe business. B. Taylor jr. and 81
die will continue to supply the market
B. TAYLOR
B. PLUNKRT
N. B. AIlthose indebted TO the firm
Plunkett & Taylor. are requested to pay J
Immediately, or otherwise their aeon,
will be placed in the hands Of an officer
Columbus, September 8, l837-52atf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
JOHN n. GOREE

RESPECTFULLY tenders his services
~ ~ to his friends and the public as agent
Ior the sale Of Cotton and the purchase OF
goods in the city of Mobile.
July Is, 4lLt.1.d.M
inc Flag q Union, Ala. Beacon, Voice
9 p oumPter, Demoplis Herald, Selma Free
EIesS, Sanawoa Democrat, HaYneville OBJ
Sc montgomery Advertiser. Wetump-
bus Miss. Argus; win please insert az
bove until the first day Of WarrL 1000 e'ie "a. a
forward their, bills to Mobile fer loo, anu
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
s. A. SALTONSTALL.
SURGEON DE.1ar1Sr
Under the Commercial Bank.

COeesa1sbOgs, out.
M Anu ACTUR ER Of I'm.
- ~ corruptlble Porcelain teeth, has much
pleasure IN Informing the citizens Of Colnn, =
Ius and vicinity that he intends making Co
, S:n ms permanent residence, and ofSs,.
, Ms ss 9 20 those who may favor him
Win VII; nelr confidence in his profession IT. ~
49, aesena 20 All diseases incident 70 teeth
~ eontstantly on hand all kinds Of test5
nr a, 5e ssea .or nsertIon also the most an
= SSGn'lnces &C. for keeping the tee,h
this nlaae wlsn l reasonable distance a
ne ,p pace; wishing operations performed =
inf re, WIN meet with prompt attention ~
be modega nlm Of the fact. His charges viii
with n'oug Si,a,' aud his operations attendrd
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10

Estes 81 Co.
ave just received per steamer
- Ponchartrain and Ploughbov, the fol-
owing articles which they offer on as good
erms as they can be bought in this market.
or cash only, viz f:
$50 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
80 Barrels N. Orleans Sugar.
5 HOgsheads do do
10 Barrels Mackerel,
10 Kits do
5 Hal. Barrels Shad,
5 do Batter Crackers
90 Boxes Muscatel Raisins,
10 Half Boxes do
10000 Spanish Cigars,
4 Casks Bacon,
10 Barrels Pork,
10 do Molasses,
go do Gin. Rect. Whiskey.
10 do N. E. Rum,
10 do Rye Gin,
5 do Isle Of Wight Bran.
dy, years old-very superior,
10 Barrels American Brandy.
and number of articles 10 our line not emu
merated.
P. S. Notes of any of the Banks in Mis-
sissippi or Alabama taken in payment 70,
Groceries.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
LAW NOTICE.
TEPnEFE.F .dSH,

, IE II A r " Z " "a > n
ATTORNEY AT LAW,)
WILL continue to devote his time and
w attention assidiously to the duties OF
his profession; and will practice in the Cir,
cUit Courts Of Lowndes, Monroe, Noxubee,
K,mrer, Winston, Oaktibbcham, Chcka.
saw, and Itawamha counties; and in the Su.
preme and Chancery Courts, at jackson,
Mississippi.
Office in Columbus, Miss.
January 1O,1S37. II If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
Look Hero Planters.

A GOOD Manager of this vicinity, is de,
N sirous to superintend a Cotton Farm,
the ensuing year, containing from forty to
a hundred hands. AS he has been engaged
in the business for the last eight years, fla'-
ters himself that his discipline among hand.
and skill of farming VIII meet the approba-
ton of those who employ him, which he
has generally succeeded in doing. His
knowledge of cultivating the Prairie lands
and the interest which he takes on farm
entities him to good situation thereon
For information apply at ;his OfFs,.
Columbus, September 10, 1882 If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
EAGLE HOTEL.
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI


THE undersigned have formed CO.
H. partnership for the purpose If conduc-
ting this well known and popular establish
ment. To our friends in Columbus and all
those who have heretofore given them
their countenance and custom, tn ey return
them their thanks, and hope by assiduity
and attention to merit their cont '7ued pat
ronage. To travellers they would say
that they are building additional looms for
the accommodation of families, and together
with those and attentive servants, they
hope to give satisfaction to all who may fa-
vor them with a call. Town Boarders
will be still Accommodated, and when all
their arrangements are made, they will he
enabled to accommodate visitors 10 a better
| manner than usual.
JAMES JONES,
SAMUEL G. PORTS.
Columbus, September H. 1837-52-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
THE Subscriber late of Ham

TIME Subscriber late of Ham.
Il burg, S. c., having now established
himself in business, in Mobile Alabama,
tenders his services to the Planters and
Merchants of alabama ami MISSISSIPPI, in
the CAPACITY of COMMISSION MERCH-
ANT. He promises his personal and undl-
vIded attention to the receiving, selling and
shipping Cotton, and every other produce
that may come to his care.
vGOLLOTHUN WALKER.
REFERENCES
/. r. st. John d. Go.
Clarke, McTTcr &. Go.
Kerrs q. Hope,
St0UGH, Summons, d Go.
Bees &. BeGH, Augusta.
a. Johnston,
Latimer, Whiting &. Go. Georgia,
Amo,y Sibley,
John Moore,
James McLdeCS,
John L,pScomb,
Whitfield Brooks,
L. II. Monday,
John S. Jeter,
Daniel Bird,
William EddinS,
James Terra,
w. W. Starke,-Edgefed and
AbbcviUe, s. c..
Adams &. Burroughs, ! SaUannah,
G.. B. Lamar, Georgia.
Willis HolnaeS,-New Orleans.
Sept. 1837.-51 If.
"HE Partnership heretofore existing in
Il this city under the firm of BUILT,
SHIP, & Co., and in NatChez of SHIP,
| FERRIDAY & Co., was dissolved on the
1 I'd current by limitation. All persons indebt
ed to, or having claims against either of thes,
establishments, will present them in New
Orleans, to Bennett, Ferridays & Co., ant
in Natchez to w. & r. Ferriday & Co.
who are duly authorised to receive and pa,
the same.
The signatures of the old establishment
will be used for the purposes of liquidatio
only. by Henry L. Bennett, New Orlean,
and VIM. Ferriday, Natchez, or their au
thorised Attorneys.
HENRY L. BENNETT,
VIM. FERRIDAY,
SurUiUing Partners of the, firms of Bull
Shin, y Co., and Shin, Ferriday, {
Co.
New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
: The business hitherto carried on bv Il
above, will be continued by the subscriber
in this city, under the firm of BENNETT
FERRIDAYs, & CO., and in Natchez, of Y
to & X. FERRIDAY & Co. who have enter
A. into Partnership for that purpose.
HENRY l.. BENNETT.
WIN. FERRIDAY,
- ROBT. FERRIDAY,
t, JOS c. FERRIDAY,
a. S. W. WA TIERS,
ic New Orleans, July Sd, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10

PICKENSVILLE, AUGUST, 1887,
UVHE subscribers have entered INTO 20
partnership under the firm OF
SCOTT, BUSH, & HENLEY,
for the purpose of transaGting a genera
.qCeMcN and Commissions BGC"
Si1eSS n the City Of Mobile. ,,,,
WIN. A. SCOTT, will be in Mobile by
the 18th of October next, at which time
thev would be thankful for any business that
NAV be entrusted to their care, and prom
Use 10 use every effort to give general salts
VIM. A. SCOTT.
EDMUND T. BUSH.
ALBERT T. HENLEY.
rPThe business of Henley, Scott & Co..
will be continued.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10

FGcTO7-G0G and Commissions BaS-
S33GeSS.
INHE subscriber will continue the above
business in this city, and begs leave to
tender his services TO the planters of Ala
bama, and that portion of Mississippi ira
ding to this place.
Mobile, June, 1887. 48, ON.
Refer to
Gen, r. T. Brownrigg,0
Maj. 7. ]. Brownrigg,
]. B. Southall, Esq. Columbus
w. w. Watts, Esq. Mississippi
]. w. Carroll, ESQ.,,
CI Jas. II. Smith. }
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-10
CHOCTAW CLAIMS.

UNHE Commssionersapp to adJGS'
claims to reservations of lands under the
fourteenth article of the Treaty OF 1851
with the Choctaw Indians, hereby give
notice that they will meet at their ONCE u
the town of Columbus, Mississippi, on the
10th day of October next.
Their Office will continue open from this
time, and their Secretary will receive any
application or claims, claimants may
think proper to make or file.
Gases will be docketed in the order pre-
sented and taken up in the same order i
reAuy.
Claimants will if required, be heard BY
counsel.
Summons for witnesses will be issued BY
the Secretary on application to him.
Claimants, and their children entitled te
Reservations, must in all cases appear be-
fore the Commissioners in person.
The District Attorney of the United
States, for the State of Mississippi, will ac
as Counsel for the United States.
For the information of claimants, the
14th article of the Treaty of Dancing Rab
bit Greek, and the 1st, 9th and 9TH sections
of the act of March 8, 1887, under which
the Commissioners are acting, are published
with this notice.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

verde; Of n Jury rronouncins their !in2.
SIC lc!t ,hul SIC loved him
%hoyc III others. ar,l ;;!c idea that he vas
then al LIBERTY to &::l;rE aGaio (ior'.I"t was
said 10 b. lis ui,irc} WAS lHorc 'han SIC
could cnjvl.. Ter heart WAS devoted 10
!.:a1, AID SOON: t.,;;a sc lis .cdgcd 20
ano,!..r Size w9;,I s." '.n G,y. aid ii''';
100 by j,cr own i:a.3,i. i: :...@ Presence oi the
court and the multitude that surrounded
her. O. :hc consequences TO herself she
never thought. nor Tor ihcm cured; they
could not have hcc" greater Tran death.
and 10 Lo,tJt she .;,l' AT that moment, 'hai
she wou'l gladly TAX" refuge in the arms
Of death. She T"n"incl in Jail until the
next morning, when SIC was broneh; before
the court. and, after being severely rr2ri-
manje1, Wis sentenced 10 iiv. days M
prisonm2,t, for contempt 20 tic ccur'. ani
required to give bond ANA security Tor her
good behaviour for the next twelve months.
Rmlcrfordlon Ga:chc.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
lEf0p Cotton TactCrn.-Wc take ~

hilton Cotton Tactcry.-Wc take li>a-
sure in s.alins that the building for the "c-
cep;ion of the machinery Of this establish.
mcat is now going up with all due progress.
The walls have reached the second story.
The building is 50 by IS feet in size. The
foundation is built OF rock, and the walls OF
brick TO be fonr stories high. The build.
ing, so far as it has progressed. we have
reason to believe. will prove satisfactory to
those interested in the establishment, and is
highly crcditab!c to Mr.. Cosby, the archi-
:cct and contractor. He has been quite
successful in tic manufacture of his brick,
which are ofa superior quality, and we doubt
not will give permanency TO the building
that will add much to is value. We deem
the selection of the site for the Factory
(Which is on the opposite side Of Country
Line Creek from town) 10 be fortunate
one, as the foundation is on a rock basis.
\ bridge will have 10 be constructed across
the Creek at or near the building, which,
while il will be necessary to the operations
of tie Company, will be 4 source of conven-
cnce to the ciiiz MS Of the Town generally.
The Factory will be put in operation with
all convenient despatch, and we trust it will
prove fortunate and profitable investment
10 the Stockholders.
While on this subject we would remark
that establishments of this kind, when prop
erlv managed, have hitherto proved a
source Of great profit, yielding large divi-
dends on the amount Of capital invested
1t is but lately that one of the Petersburg
Companies divided profit Of twelve and u
half per cent. for the preceding SIX months.
We believe the location ofthis establishment
is very favorable one, and presents every
prospect of being highly advantageous to
the community and profitable TO the Stock.
holdcrs.-N. C. Standard.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

ExrGDlESr OF \ NEEDY TRAVELLER
We have heard the story ofan English half.
pay officer living at Florence. much in dcb',
and desirous 10 get to England, but unable
to procure his passport, without which lie
could net be permitted 10 depar;, on &C.
count Of tic interference O. his CREDITORS,
He one day, in q cotiae.house, fell 10 abus-
ing the Grand Duke in very outrageous
terms, in consequence Of which he was next
day conducted to the Tuscan frontier by
a police officer. The following cxpedient.
related by London paper, is much less
obvious end more ingenious -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
Hon. J. q. ADAMS. Quincy, (Mass.)

4 Curious Rircr.-In the proviace OF
.indausia. in Spain there is river called
the Tinto, from the tinge fits waters, which
are as yellow as topaz. 1t possesses tee
most extraordinary and singular qualities.
Ifa s.onc happens to fail in and lest upon
another. tIcy become, in one years time,
perfectly congluina:cd. Ai!thc plants on
ITS banks are wl:hcrcd BY is waters when
ever they overflow. No kind Of vcrdure
will come up where its waters reach, nor
can any fish live in its stream. The river
rises 1.-THE Sierra NIorcna mountains. and
its singular properties continue until other
rivers runs ilio / and alter is nature.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

Steamboat disaSter.-The Steamboat Ben
Sherrod was lately burnt on the Mississippi,
below Natchez, and out of 235 persons on
board only 60 were saved. The fire was
caused by overhcating the furnace in a race
with another boat, so much that it set fire to
the wood. \ barrel of whiskcy was placed
on deck during the race for the use OF the
hands and they became intoxicated.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

An article is going the rounds Of the aboll-
ton papers, proposing to organize as political
party against the Administration of Mr.. Van
Buren, on account Of the pledge in his naugu-
raj, against abolition IN the district. 1t is
ccutcnded that the aboli:ionists hold in their
hands the balance OF power. between the
Wings and Administration party, and that
they car, hy uniting withth !orla:., trrn the
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

The New Orleans Chamber of Commerce,
at meeting on the Goth May, passed, among
other resolutions, one expressing the opinion
that national Bank is indispensable, and ap-
pointed committee to prepare memorial
to Congress on the subject.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued
two circulars, one requiring specie payments
and the other authorizing the postponement Of
commencing suits on bonds till October, that
is, till after the meeting Of Congress.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

Petitions were sent to the late session OF
the Legislature Of New York to grant jury
trial to fugutire slaves taken up in that State,
and also, to grant tie right Of suffrage to free
persons of colcr. The committees to whom
the petitions were referred, reported unfavor-
ably, and the report was concurrcd il, almost
unanimously.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31
GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 81. 1897
CIIERANV AND WACCAMiW RAIL
ROAD.

The attention OF the reader is called to the
notice in our advertising columns, calling to-
gether the members of the Convention, on
this subject, which assembled at Marion
Court House, in January last. We hope the
meeting will be well attended.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

Another Steamboat loSt.-The Steamboat
Swan was snagged on the 23d instant, on her
way from N. Orleans to Louisville, and sunk.
No lives lost.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

On The 18th May, twenty vessels arrived
in the port Of New York, having on board up
wards of 100000 bushels of wheat and re.
On this there must now, of course, be I'M
mcnsc loss.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

The Legislature of n. York has passed the
bill legalzing the suspension Of specie pay
ments by the banks CT that State.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-05-31

The Governor of Alabama has issued his
proclamation conv cning the Legislature Of
that State.