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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

ETOE RENT OR LEASE tint cd aud w"riihn"an
Il Establishment, the Union Hotel. situated on ,r
corner Of Market and Old Streets, nGw III the @~ccGg"@r;
OF Samuel Is. Morgan; together viii! a large t'.icr story
Dwrlnur House. aiIuin;ng The Tavern. Oh Cid $;o"t-
Possession gwen on tie first Of January. liz. in.
the central situation of this Establishment ard iIoGa ,r
run of custom it has had for the las, two years, II fr.
haps ot.cIs Us great Inducements 10 any person w:shlu.
L" cmgagc in Keeping Il Public ilonSe: as amy o'.'t ia
lie Sia,c. Fer terms, apply 10 II. WiiiTNrkE.
Petersburg. Nov. ~ I'-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

T@TILLiAM9 X JOHNSTON. A:roHalUs ,r Law,
w Gr:arry. .IdamS roanly. Wiaois Tie subscriber.
Is wa: commenced the practice Of Law. in partner.
ship viii! Nt$s5s. \. ~ r. K. Williams, Of QIincry,
Illinois. under tie ahpve firm, tenders lis prsh;'s&i"nal
services 20 his friends and the public. lie will also al
tend tn hHsiE"as is agent: for The purchase aid sale ut
Lands in that STATE, and the payment "t taxes thereon.
Communication may be- sent. post paid. 20 ill.," ah":c
ad IrSs. ANDREW JOHNSTON.
Llu. S. I3-W-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26

e. CARD.-Mr. WILLIAMS, the ~l.a4!iSl. utu.&', "a
IA consequence oi a slight indISp"stIoi h:2 la'"''
uuIuuncc. that he does not leave this city untlI TH"s'ac
m rning next. when lie intends tn proceed to Nn:n.h.! !.
the Stage for Petersburg, which leaves at @Hcirrk.
!:r VIII g!adiy a;iJrd an opportunity to AL persons a.
ilic;cd in their Eyes, or with blindness. to consult !a
and obtain his opinion. mtth@*, fee. at Mr.. Powell : Ii.
til, Petersburg. any time before oc!"ch ~ ~ cTen'&.,
as he positively leaves that city, BY the Railroad ca.
on "Wednesday morning.
Richmond. Jan. II. 1871. S1-3l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-26
Jan II

& 1LA&SiC.AL SriiODL-Ihr examination Of my
" School. 1T MIiIbronk, hibcma!le. took place oiI Se-
turday, tEe lWl Of december Enelish Essays, cjin-
posed for the occasion, were read by James II. Minor,
AlDcniuric. and Walter l.. Binlnrd, G0ociIland. A;lc:
tie examination, prizes were awarded IL HE iplIw;ny
ynnrg grn'l"fuen. for standing NEST frequently head III
their Respective classes. during The s. Ssion:
ESGLI.u Cu%roslTIos-G"nj J. barbour, Orange.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

FIST received by Kellogg PTS ter & Co.'S
e Book Store:
Henri Quatre, or the days OF the Ae"Su0
The Refufee in America
TIE Abbess; Anastasius or Memoirs, OF
Greek :, r.u4o,
Fvel;na or the History of a Young Lady ; IN
troduction into the World
he We're, The Spy, Affecting Scenes
RoranceSF History, Spain, France and Italy
Roxobel Haverhil, and Maxwell
Adventures of Younger Son
Martin Faber the StorysOf Criminal
Recollections of Chaperon
V;lIoye Bellies. and Romance and Reality
France in 1929, 80, and Hungarian ales
Rsatrire a Tale founded on facts
Sketches of Irish Character, and The Ialba
Tales and Sketches, and Zorah the Hostage
The Oxonians glance at Society
The Posthumus Papers, and the Rivals
An Historical Romance of the Scottish Per-
secution, and the Country Citrate
The Wings of Scotland
! AImacks Revisited, and MiseraimuS AOtoly
| The False Step and the Sisters
Tales of Military Life, land Tales o! the Wes'
| The English at Home,
| Rybrent De Cruce
| Peace Campaigns of a Cornet
Ecarte or the Salons Of Paris
| The sketch Book of Fashion
Tales and Sketches such as they are
The last of the Plantagenets
| An Historical Romance
The School Of Fashion
| Two Old Mems Tales
The Deformed and the Admiral'S Daughter
Speculation a Novel, and Frank Orby
Novellettes of Traveller, and The Henes'
Bernardo Del Corpio, and Stories OF a'Bride
The Atlantic Club Book, and Paul Uric
The Kentuckian in New York
Guy Rivers, Tale Of Georgia
Stratton Hill, and Tale uf Civil Wars
The Frolics of Puck, and Private Life
The separation Novel
| The Partisan, and The Yammasse
February Sd 1889 IS If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
New and Fresh Goods,

DODDY Smith is now receiving from
h New York and Mobile, their supply of
Summer and Autumn Goods, consisting of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Saddery, Groceries,
Crockery, Hardware,
Wooden Ware,
Ploughs, GrindStones,
Mill Gearing, &c. &c.
Comprising almost every thing wanted by
families, Mechanics and Planters. All the
Goods have been selected with great care,
as to qualities and prices-and they feel as
sured that theYCan make it an object to any
person, DESTROYS Of purchasing, to call upon
him.
Their Store is on the cornerrrof Mainland
Market Street, formerly in the occupancy
of Mr.. Francis Leech.
April Is
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
.WESsIsSTpBr

WE, the undersigned h..
w copartnership under
ding S. Bfounf e Co. 3,
entering, purchasing ard a.,
There are many persons
tance, deeply interested I,
sttte, who find it expense.
inconyenient TO give tser
their importance deserve,
There are also, VIC rresrr
alistsin different parts of,b.,
who would like to invs., Il,
lands, if they could d. g
them their personal a;trrr,.
~ We therefor, have -.
propose transacting a g.rr,,,,
Business il Lands.
II is a notorious feet tia, ,..
have been made in a shor, ~.
ry, purchase and sale cfl,,5..
liete that il is still a mere :.
ness than any other of whirf
know ledge. The in~e.trf..
safe one. the titles toiIard T..
and handsome'proft quite :.
is set a considerable ouar,i.,
ject TO entry at the eoverr,
the late Choctaw Eati9n. wt.
ions will be chiefly confined
| We promise to give ,srl
shall be perfectly Satisfac,arr
wish Us to do business fortF-
IDENTITY beliere It VIII be Lcs.
vantage and satisfaction
READING s Il
MORGAN Nj
EWING r. c.
Columbus, Sept. i, 1875
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

<o,os,-v TuE COLUMBUS EKcHANGE.)
T1T1IIF subscriber has now on hand hand
come assortment Of Watches, 1ewelry'
8re, which he offers for sale on moderate
terms. consisting in part as follows:
Srnerior Gold patent Levers, (tull Jew
eIed.) plain do. fine gold full JeWehed' An, D,
Choir Fscapement Levers, Duplex, do. Cold
and fnIl Jewelled. Silver Chronometors'
vervgsuperior article for time, Silver patent
Levers, with hunting cases, double DO ana
dGublc back, a great variety OF Engllsh'
French, and Swiss watches.
Sunerior gold Chains, Seals, Keys, &C.
ladies' heavy gold Guards, and Necklaces
SIentlemen's do. guard and fob Chains a
rr1a, variety of Breast pins and Finger
@fnps. from rs cents to $50 each. a hand
some assortment of Gold, Jet, Silver and
Cornelian Ear Rings, drops, &c. Goldtcol-
lar buttons and studs, do. sleeve buttons,
Geld and Silver pencil cases and pens,
great variety. LADIES' gold watch hooks,
fg,e gold Madelions, miniature frames, La
dies memorandum books, with card cases,
Music boxes, Accordiances &c. Tortoise
she'll snuff boxes. A great vafiety.of Silver,
Soup, Table, Desert, Tea, Cream and Salt
Spoons, silver tumblers, do. butter knives
and sugar tongs, all warranted as first rate
articles, gold and silver thimbles, silver and
steel tweezers, Nut crackers, great vari-
,ty of fancy boxes, Superior dirk knives,
Ga, pen and desk knives. dirks, Bouie knlv-
es belt and pocketpstOls, great variety.
i few very superior silver plated castors
cake baskets, candle sticks, etc. He ha'
for ale in addition to the above named ar
,iclcs, five hundred or more, of little ant
cheap things, entirely too numerous and te,
fsious to mention.
Considering himself as permanently set
tied in the Town of Columbus, he returns
lis m4sl sincere thanks and grateful &C
lowedgements to his patrons, the people
md citizens generally for past favors, anC
.npes by unremitted attention to the above
jusiness, ito merit share of pubic patron
nga.
II. B. He has in his employ a first rate
Irkman at the watch repairing and jewel
4 business. All work left with him, will
ie as promptly and as we'll done, and at a
aoderale prices as at any other place in thi
'ouRtry.
JOS. S. TAFT.
Cumbus. Feb. 81, 1886. ~ If
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NOTICE.

1WOhe subscfibers having purchaser tnS
Jrng store and entire stock off. Hook
:. - Sss,Eet Street, offer for sale well Sc
Sected assortment Of Drugs, Medcins' Ois'
paints. Putty, Window glass, Soaps FER
f,mrv Sc. comprising any articles in their
line, country Merchats ana Fn a yI10S"S ~
respectfully invited to give Us eau. n
They have also associated the mse ls eeFa ~
the practice of medicine q surgery auu oalo'
their services to the Public the various e,
ches oftheir profession. They may DC lou IN,
at their Drug Store at all times "He" "O'
professionally engaged AoE
]. BAKER.
Columbus, July 2Oth'18S6, a. u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

Carpenters TOOle, g. Hard ware
A II RODDK SMITHS lAyl be
IA found every article If Carpenters
Tools and Hard ware, such as moulding and
bench planes Of every variety; superior
handsaws, bench screws, gauges ard bev-
els, measuring tapes, claw tools, screw
drivers, compasses, lockwood rules, NOR
tice guages, blind fastenings, cross cut, pit
and mill saws, Collins axes, axe and lathing
hatchets, nails of every size and floor brads'
Sitting guages; an assortment Of gardeners
tools, good assortment Of house keepers
articles consisting of coffee and spice mills,
gravy spoons, brass skimmers, table CUTLERY
mincing knives, Italian irons "a valuble ar
ticle for the ladies,) paste jigsers, coffee
roaslers, brass and wire tenders,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
Emporium ofPsg


~ II. ALLEN ( Co ~
H. form The ciliz us q CHI
vicinity that they have ope
assortment of q thing, II ~
east side If \ IN Street, iur-.
site Hopkins & Saltcn,tal .4s.-
fashionable apparel may Lc
modating terms. = Their as
sists in part Of the following
Blue, black, dahala. .rl47
green frock coats. b.ae.
mulberry, and adelaide r.,.a
dive, green and mixed tlaho
brown, mixed, Give and gnr
overcoats. Blk. and brown g-
let cloaks. Brown, nixe3 &
drab cloth cassimere pants.
~ description, double and
silk. Italian cravays, silk H
TIC suspeuders, stocks ard
Ready made linen Of cvc
: h rst, bosoms &c.
Also, an assortnientof C.si
and yestings, which they w
On the most sapProved 81 .-l
ions.
Feb. IS, 1856.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

UHE subscribers respectfully intern ,Ii,
their friends and the public generally,
that they now have on hand, q hIS. Is r the
stock of Roots and Shoes, comprised Oh 'l.S
latest style and fashions. Those VINO ats vii N
favor Of purchasing superior articles, W.. WIZ
please call one door west OF the CouI'IA0u'S'
and examine for themselves. 70
P. SNEIDECOR, q w.
Jan. IS, 1886. u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

THE undersigned have associated them
L selves together for the purpose oftrans-
acting a Commission business in tho CITY of
Mobile, to commence on the first day of Oc-
tober next, under the firm and stvle of Ross,
Hoyt & Ford, and solicitthe patronage Of
their friends and the public. One of the
firm will always remain in the city ofMobile,
and be prepared to execute any orders which
may be received, and to attend to such bn-
slness as may be committed to their care.
WAIT S HOYT,
ROSS,
& FORD.
July 20. 1856 soft
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
Sept. S

NOPARTNERSHIP.-The subscriber
~ has associated with him in the Factor
age and Com mission business in Mobile, his
brother the Rev. L. Q. {. de YamPert, of
Perry Co. Ala. Their united services are
hereby rendered to their friends and the
public, in the above business under the name
of "T. j. e L. Q. ode Yamferf," who
arc fitting up an extensive Ware House and
Steam Cotton Press for the storage Of cotton
and other produce, hence cohsignments to
their care. Twill at all times be certain Of i'm
mediate. storage if required.
]. Q. &. de YAMPERT,
L. Q. Z. de YAMPERT.
June 90 40 25t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

Ware Houscand Commi8son Business.
M. NJ. EARRING TON,
"AVING erected an extensive Ware
H House at West Port, one mile from the
Ferry at Columbus, directly on the Robson
Road, entirely above high water, affordng
one of the most convenient Landings on the
river, will give his special attention to the
public, on receiving, storing and Shipping
Cotton or any other articles which may te
placed under his charge,-will also on the
arrival of the first boats receive an extern
sive assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries.
Iron, Hard & Hollow Ware, Castings. Ne
gro Clothing, &c. &c. comprising general
assortment of every description of Goods
that can be asked for in any Market, His
rates for storing and shipping Cotton will be
be same as at other Landings. The sub
criber having been strongly solicited to es-
ablish on the West eide of the river, his *
Ierience in business and acquaintance in
Mobile together with the accommodation
nd convenience that must arise to the pub
&c in the saving of distance, the inconveni-
nee and expense of ferriage; all consider
d, hopes to share generously in the public
Iatronage.
West Port, Nov. IA IA IF
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

COpar1nership.
HNHE subscriber having associated with
Il him, Mr.. Merit Crumpler of Virginia,
the Mercantile business, carried on in this
place by him, will N future be conducted
under the style and firm of
CARROLL & CRUMP LIE r.
Who are in daily expectations of a general
assortment of rich and fashionable winter
goods.
JOSEPH w. CARROLL.
November 10 tiff
II AW COPATNERSHIP .-Era8mus
h l. Acee q Pryor M Grant, having
united in the practice of Law, will hereafter
attend the Circuit Courts in the counties of
Lowndes, Monroe, Noxubee, Kemper,
Winston, Oktibbeha. Choctaw and Yalo-
busha. They will also practice in the High
Court of Errors and Appeals, and the Chan.
Gerry Court at Jackson.
Their Office is in Columbus Mississippi.
November 9, 1884. loft
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CnT.nrfEaersEliIs

CDfttAFaAANAsAA ~
vKTM. s. PAINE haAing tins day asSocIa-
wv al L;nseIf with JAMES g. SLA-
TEP for The nurDose of continuing and
transacting the wholesale Grocerybusness
At their store on Commerce street, 2 doors
north Of Dauphin under the firm and style
of TtfifamlS. Paine e Co. who will attend
promptly to all orders from the country ac-
conlpanied with proper references.
Mobile IulV 25, 1886. 5O-I
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
Notice.

FENHE copartnership heretofore existing
under the name Of Valsh z Harris has
this day been dissolved; the undersigned
having purchased the interest Of Bnckner
Harris in the concern, the business VIII
hereafter be continued in the name OF ~
II. e C. Hal8h, at their New Store on
Main street. WIN. II. WAIoh,
CHAS. WALSH.
Columbus, Oct q, 1886. 9
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
NEW GOCDs,u

~ ez1AOS G. EEEE.REI
4 w just received by the
IA Ponchartrain. Gin addaa
former lotock,) some entire rT s
fashionable Goods. Ameng whrl
fonnd a large assortment of En-
and Printed Grape Chenuie, The
ana a, Camel's hair and Chslr s
ria rl5'n = Figured and EIsnbrofdefcd.
',''- 'iSqsed Satin Capes and Scar
dresses NEW STYLE figured
9Sa'in; every style of Cotton and
Gioves Of all sorts; Ladies' fac q,
Sendemen's Caps, a great vaHt
Of 9rosaI | ablet Cows; a good Assa1
! hFead and Needle, Edgings az
,hgs,a few LADIES' Embroidered e
iKeFchiefs; Tamboard and middle
hh and Lace Capes and Colars; It
ana white. French, mock, ard n i
nawand other BLANKETS, as
pieces hne BROAD CLOTHS
In hne, to make long story
say toeur friends and the public aF
that our stock comprises some ct 7.
fashionable Goods which New Yod.
and having purchased the HouS
occupied by MIR. ]. H. Mostlt,
tend to keep at all times a
FIRST RITE .fSSORT.Eb
Of STAPLE & FANCY DRY G
Ladies and Gentlemen please
LEI The Goods speak for themstk tS
The usual credit given to puafss
toners. WILTON 8, HUiS
Columbus, Dec ., 1856, l6t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

EOPARTNERSHIP.-The undersigned
- having associated themselves together
tor the purpose of transacting a Wholesale
Grocery business in the city of Mobile, un-.
derthe style and firm of ''Deloach & Jones, -
by strict attention to business, we hope to
share portion of publici patronage. W (
have taken store on St. Frascis and Plan
tiers. street, between Commerce aud Water.
next door to the store formerly occupied by
Geo. TickRor & Co.
w. w. DELOACH.
CHRISTOPHER JONES.
Juiy, 9, II, en-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

NHk Copartnership heretofore sv;.,.
between the subscribers. nnJ listing
hrm OF Eckford & Fields, is this tls" Isr me
Sc ~ mutual Concent, Their R9o1 L,sso lL,
accounts may be found Il .their 4 e. ana
Counting Room, in the care 81 AZ. '0r rnl:,
Jam Ecktord, who IS author 81 * 80. ~ T.
'.7''ss' WM. ECKFORD.
Sosumbus, Dec. II, 1856. 15F
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
Columbus MAY I'd. 1885.
NnfiCe.

NNHE undersigned, resident oil i Moscl-
Il usko Alfalfa county Miss. VIII sei''upon
reasonable terms, about two thousand acres
of land in said county, in such quantities as
may suit purchasers; and will undertake up
on reasonable terms, the agency for any
persons owning lands in said county or the
adjoining counties, who may wish to sell the
same. GEO. w. LODAN'
April so. 80 u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

-,,7,rNi9S removing to theCity Of Mobile !.
3 Di n November next, and offers ms p
services % "a %" Mississippi, as Commission
n sI..han, SUI He will devote his attention
Me . i0ia 70 the sale Of cotton, receiving
and forwarding goods, &c. anu no merit q
diligeut attention to business y
share Of public patronage ~oe
August Is. 1886 ;,i;nsnr, the
aT@Ihe Tuscaloosa papers VIZ ~
above once a week for mon'hs-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

New Fancy Dry Goods Store.
;KNEE Subscriber would beg leave to call
a puUi;c attention to his stock of
F.4NCYGt STAPLE GOODS
s1st received from New York, and Phila-
.elphia, and now opening in the StoreL ouse
ecently occupied by R. F. Loftist & Co. on
Iaiket Street, near the corner of Roddy
smith, splendid assortment
Of all that is fashionable and gay.
f. B. DRAKE.
Nov. .6, 1sS6.---l2-.tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
$50 REEf 4FT

q TRAYED or stolen iron
- ber's enclosure, I and a
OF Columbus, a bright >ord
years old, Il and a bali har
horse has large white spt e
a blaze in tie forehead. Il
been stolen, he above rewar.
TO any perscnswho Will Le,gc.
have him secure q SO that he re
TO justice, and any pcrsen wbg
formation about sad horse ,-;f
had b. me shall be libera.'vrrs-
JOHNS.
Columbus, Dec. 10
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

@RRF. CORNELL having loca a
fedthimseif in West Port, offers his pro
in .be " various departments Of the proies
sion: satisfactory references and tes'''''O''"''
Of qualification can be 6. ven. IN
n B. DIR. c. has made arrangements lo,.;s ~ y,
visit Columbus every day (unless necessary y
detained.1 any person wishing his ser VIZ s
will please leave notice at the store OF III .
S. Franklin. 6m
West Port, Sept 10
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

MISS GIDN Ely, resPecIiul.y ,h M
N forms the Ladies of Columbus tn az
sheIwill open on Monday, mex, door aofor 70
Walsh & Carrington) fashionable ass assn
ment of Mlienary Goods, and will aevG,e
her entire attention to the BUSINESS .nI nn5
the latest Spring Fashions Of New YORK fa ana q
Philadelphia, having been engaged 1 pan .
number of yearsin the mandatory OF Doh e
nets in the city of New York, she IS conn
dent of giving entire satisfaction. - for
Has also an assortment of Fancy Goods ioi
sale. on
C.I..--L... NJ al 1ooS o9
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
DissOIutIOm Of COpnrtnersI1ip.

Dissolution OF COpartnership.
FENHE copartnership existing between the
Il subscribers, under the firm OF Gibbs &
Carroll, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 1st inst. J. w. Carroll is duly authors
ed tel settle the business of the late firm,
VIM. II. GIBBS,
JOS. w. CARROLL.
FHVHE subscriber having purchased tie
A interest of Mr.. w II. Gibbs, in the
late firm of Gibbs & Carroll, will continue
the same business at the same staud Opposite
the Planters hank. He has now in store
good assortment Of DRY GOODS, Hard
ware, Cutlery, SaddEery, Boots, Shoes.
Hat8, sc. which he respectfully offers to
his friends and the public generally, at reas-
enable prices and on Iiberalterms
JOSEPH w. CARROLL.
Ohhosite the Planters Bank.
Aug. 90, 1886. 81 If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
C0PARTNERsHKP.

HyFEE Subscribers have formed CO.
& partnership tor the purpose of trans
acting Commission Business in Mobile, and
asgeneral Mercantile Business in this place.
We have purchased from Charles H.Abert
Esq his entire stock Of Goods, and most
respectfully solicit the patronage of his
former customers and the public general
ly. We occupy his former stand, directly
opposite the Eagle Hotel on Main street,
and have for the season a large and gen
eral assortment Of Goods, which we are
disposed to sell on accommodating terms.
The style Of our firm in Mobile is II. ~.
THOMPSON e Co. and IN this place Bar
CESS e IhomkS2H.
A. c. BURGESS,
Ii. NJ. THOMPSON.
Columbus Miss. Oct 18th 1886 7tf
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FactOrage and Commission Tsv77S-

FactOrage and Commission BV7si.
ness ia Mobile.
HNHE subscriber renews the tender of his
a services as a Factor and Commission
Merchant in Mobile. Circumstances beyond
ms control will cause him to remain i'm Mo-
Ohe 50 tate that he wall be unable to see ma
ny OF his Old Georgia and South Carolina
friends personally. Hei however enabled
to say that he has connected himself VIII, =
COL G. L. Mathews, of Dallas county. in
the Steam Press and Ware House business.
by which he offers to all who may be pleas.
ed to patronize him, superior fire hroot
storage, for all cottons consigned to him for
sale. From his long experience in Augusta.
Ca, in this business, he does not doubt he
will be able to give general satisfaction.
FRANKLIN G. HEARD
The papers in South Alabama and Col
gmbus, Mississippi, will publish the above
tor four months and forward their accounts
for payment, and one paper to
F. G. HEARD.--A1obile CAron.
Oct. l, 1886. 5 am
80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
NOTICE.

GTRAYED or stolen, about this month a
~ bay horse, rather slender, no marks
recollected, save the left hindermost foot
white little above the hoof, he rides re-
markably we'll; any information will be
thankfully received, and the informer lib
orally rewarded.
BENZ. I. LONG.
Columbus Miss. Nov. % 12tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17
NEW BOOK STORE,

YNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the
Il citizens OF Columbus and vicinity, that
they have commenced business in. their New
Building, nearly opposite the Planters Bank
Main street, where they intend keeping
constantly on hand a general assortment Of
Books, Stationary, and all other articles
usually kept in similar establishments. Per-
sons wishing to make judicious selections of
books for family libraries will do we'll to call
and examine for themselves. In their ess
NeTs'~S assortment maybe found a few CO.
pies ofthe Life of w. H. Harrison. by Jas.
Hall; the Life of Daniel Boon, the first set
tier of Kentucky, by Timothy Flint; Dr.
Beecher's views on Theology, and Murren's
Pamphlet, just received.
R. G. WARNE & co.
Oct. % Q If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-01-17

L ,a.! from the subscribers plan
' - latlon near this. place, four or Eve
saJ,i1s since. SINCE brown bay mare mule, some
s;a Juie MARKS, racks or PAGES when forced
s s,5u. VI nlne years old.-Any person del;v'
~ hug % lodglag Information SO that I ge.
Tue NUE. shall be rewarded for so doing 6e'
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