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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
BY CHARLES LYNCH,
Governor Of the State Of Mississippi.


Governor Of the State Of Mississippi.
10 THE SHERIFF OF LowNDEs
CoUNTY,-Greeting.
WHERAs, the President of the United
States, has convoked Congress to meet on
the first Monday Of September next; And
whereas, a vacancy has occurred in the
Representation of the State of Mississippi,
in the House of Representatives of the Con-
gresS Of the United States, by the eXpira-
ton of the term of service for which Mes
Sis. Claiborne and GhOlSon were elected.
do therefore issue this Writ, author =
sing and requiring you to hold an election
in your county on the third Monday and
day following in July next, for two Rep, E.
sentatives in Congress, to fill said vacancy,
until superseded by the members to be cleo
ted at the next regular election on the first
Monday and day following in November
next: And ! do, moreover, enjoin you to
conc Uct the same in all respects Conforma-
bly, to law, and make due return to the Sec
rotary OF State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and cauS d to be affixed the
RI. S1Great Seal of the State, at the town
of Jackson, this 18th day Of June, 1887.
CHARLES LYNCH.
By the Governor,
BARRY w. BENSON,
Sec'y Of State,
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance
OFthe above, an election will be held in thi,
county, after the manner and form therein
prescribed. ]. w. BYRN,
Sheriff ofLowHdes C0uuty.
jane 81, 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

" We commend the following effusion,
from a correspondent, to the especial at
tention Of the Democrat. Every thing bad
has for some years back, been attributed to
the talented, accomplished, and amiable
who has, at the head Of great
financial institution, welded its destinies to
the satisfaction of every man in the coun-
try, unwarped BY party prejudice.
Fer the Southern ArsMs.
Winter is coming, oh no! oh no!
Winter is coming, oh hol
Mr.. Biddle 8 to blame ohio,
Nick Biddle 5 to blame, oh no!
Damn you Nick Biddle,
Monster Nick Blddle,
Liberties of the People Nick Blddle,
Money King, oh no!
My customers wont pay, oh no! no!
/ loan money every day, oh no!
Nick Biddle $ to blame, oh no!
Nick BiddIe IS to blame, oh no!
Monster, oh no!
Money King, oh no!
Liberties of the people oh no!
The spring has been too cold, oh no oh no
Now there has been too much rain, oh no
Nick Biddle oh no, oh no!
Monster oh no!
Money King, oh no!
Liberties ofthe people, oh no!
am caught in trap, oh no, oh no!
l am caught in trap, oh no oh no!
Damn you Nick Bi Idle,
Monster Nick Biddle,
Money King Nick BiddIe,
Liberties of the people, Nick Biddlt
Cotton is advancing, OF ho!hO!
Cotton is advancing, Oh no!
Monster Nick BiddIe,
Money King Nick Biddle,
Liberties of the people, Nick Biddlt
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

nR. G.. B. Harris, having per-
~ manentlY settled himself in Columbus,
respectfully tenders his services to the COM
munity in the practice of Medicine, Surge
ry and Midwifery.
Having spent considerable time, in one
Of the largest Hospitals in New Orleans,
where disease in its various and most aggra-
gated forms is daily witnessed and treated ;
and having taken degree from the Medi-
cal School of Louisiana, in which southern
diseases are taught both practically and
theoretically by the most eminent men in
the south, DR.. Harris hopes that he will
receive some portion of public confidence.
Office at Messrs. Hooker & Hills
Drug Store.
May, 10 18S7-S5-f
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Columbus, June IS, 1871
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
THE Subscribers have just re-
Il ceivcd, and are now opening fresh
and splendid selection of
Plain and Figured Silks,
Figured SdtinS,
Cross Barred d Figured MuslinS,
Linen LaaUnS,
Bobbinnets q. GreciannetS,
Satin Striped PaEmettOs,
Paris LdtCnS,
French Chintz,
French GlnghamS,
Paris Painted MuSlinS,
Painted JackonetS,
Fancy HdndkerchietS,
Bird Eye Diaper,
BrotUn 4. White Damask Table
COUerS,
Irish Linens, 8' Linen ToaCels,
Super Embroidered Skirts,
MuSquito Netting,
Sup. Black g. White Six Hosiery,
PLAN and ribbed,
Black 4. White Cotton Hosiery,
[Ptaln and ribbed
Mohair Caps,
Kid Cloves,
Ladies Six Umbrellas g. Parosols
and fine and splendid assortment of JEW
ELRY. and various other articles, which
they offer at..reduced prices,
E. B. DRAKE, & co.
Columbus, June IS, 1887. 39H
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DP We are authorized to announce
HENRY GRAY, Esq. of Louisville, Wins
ston county as candidate for District
Attorney, in the Judicial District com
posed of the counties Of Lowndes, Nox-
ubee, Kemper, Winston and Oketlbbe-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
GOODS AT COST. 4.
FOR CASH.

TVhe Subscriber finding it difficult to col
IL lect the money that IS due, and being in
want of some of that article 10 pay his debts
his whole stock at first cost for leash. He
hopes that those who wish to purchase
goods, and cheap goods, will give him a
call. GEORGE TUCKER.
Columbus. June 3. 1s37.-Ss--tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

|DFWe are authorised to announce
ENDLEY S. BENNETT, ESQ. as a
indicate for the Office of District At
rney for the Sixth Judicial District,
imposed of the counties Of LOwndes,
oxubee, Kemper, Winston, and Oke-
bbeha.
We arc authorised to announce Viii
am r. Smith, as a candidate for the
ice of Clerk Of the Circuit Court for
b county of Lowndes, al the ensuing
ection If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
Law NOTICE.
STEPmEWE. T.asH,

STE EVE. .F.4SH,
ATTORNEY AT LAw,)
"ILL 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,
Kc,nper, Winston, Oaktibbehaw, Chlcka-
saw, and Itawamha counties; and in the Su
preme and Chaneery Courts, at Jackson,
Mississippi.
Office in Columbus, Miss.
January 10, 1887. 17-d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
DISSOLUTION:

THE cOpartnersElip heretofore.
Il existing between the subscribers IN
der the name of VIM. E. Marsh & Co. is
TINS day dissolved by mutual consent, and
WIN. =. Marsh is authorized to collect all
debts due the firm.
VIM. E. MARSH.
VIM. DUNN.
May 80, I837-37-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

NV NJ D . EG LWN rs IOI a D r
w deem wishes to sell the following
property, on time, or very low for cash.
quarter section of good land unimproved, Iy-
ing on the east side of the River, joinin e the
land where Morgans ferry now is. Also,
lots in the town Of Aberdeen, numbered as
follows: FIRST, in lots No. A, Il & 410. Also,
Block No. 70 which is well improved-said
lot contains acres OF land with a first rate
garcen, stables and all necessary buildings
for a private residence, also, well. He
wishes also, to sell first rate Road Wag-
gon and Harness with five fine Horses.
Aberdeen, May 81 837-11-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
HGcCetUtlGg and Forwarding
agency,

MOBILE, ALABAMA.
"HE subscriber has established an Agen-
Il cy, for the receiving and forwarding
of Goods to all Ports on the Alabama, Big
by, Warrior and other Rivers, in the State
Of Alabama, feeling confident that an erciu-
siUe Agency for this purpose will prove of
considerable advantage to the Country Mer-
chant, thereby enabling him to calculate to
a certainty upon the immediate transporta-
ton of his Goods, so soon as they are Ian
ded from the Vessel-unaVoidable delays be-
ing excepted.
All expenses on Goods received and for
warded by me, must be considered as Cash.
Owners or Agents will promote their own
interests by meeting such expenses prompt
ly, thereby preventing those delays which
have hitherto so frequently attended the
transportation of Goods from this. Spa
cious and dry Stores will be provided fOl
he reception of Goods on Storage, and ev.
cry atteLtion will be paid to the interests o
those who may entrust their business to M
care.
EDWARD S. LOWELL.
REFERE wees:
04essrs. Goodman, Miller. e Co.
PurUiS, AndrezvS g Co.
Gayle e Bower.
Smith e. .Aiien,
Morgan u Boykin. Mobile
AIcssrs. John Robinson u Co.
Patterson u Dfagzuaod
d. Croker e Co.
c. Patrick g Co. Charleston
MOBILE, June, 1887 50
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
bounty CONVENTION.

ppcars to be an almost universal
nowledged fact, that the meas
" the last administration (Which
N adhered to by the present one)
roduced the distress which is now
ling every portion of our com
Ountry. In view of this matter,
bdersigned believe that a change
Be made in the administration of
neral government, before we can
Ope for that reliefwhich the suf-
interests of the country now de-
To attain this object the peo-
nst speak out and declare their
ents inpublic meetings, and there
cuss the qualifications of those
c they know will exert their in.
to produce a reform, and NOM
nch candidates as will carry out
republican principles.
3, therefore, laying aside all dis
ve party names, having the good
VI State, and our common country
art, earnestly solicit all the people
Dwndes County, who think with us
the country is in danger, while
remain in office, who are now
ling its destinies-to meet at the
70 House on SATURDAY TIE lsT
AT ONE O'clock, p. M.-to de.
such measuresa as the state ofthings
ars to require; and also. if it i:
ned expedicnt, to select four per
n to represent this County, at {
e Convention to be held in Jack
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

New & Entertaining Books.
MEMOIRS of Peeress, BY Lady C.
1VA Bury.
Abel Allnut. by the Author of
''Hajji Baba,'
Falkner, by Mrs. Shelly,
Mr.. Tulrumble & Oliver Twist by
Boz,
LIST volume of Snarley Vow, by Capt.
Marryatt,
Delicate Attentions, by Paul Pry,
Life in Paris, or the Rambles and
Sprees of Dick Wildire,
ALSO, A NEW STANDARD WORK.
The Life of Oliver Goldsmith, by Jane.
Prior. author of the Life of Burke,
Just received and for sale at the Columbu!
Bookstore. PFISTER & GOODWIN.
June IS. 1887. Soft
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

FLOUR, WINES, &c.
Just received on consignment, and fol
~ sale low for cash.
10 Bbls. Super6ne Northern Flour,
~ pieces Cotton Bagging,
10 Coils Bale Rope.
10 Bis. Marseilies Madeira, }
10 do. Sweet Malaga, Wines.
do. Old Madeira,
Pipes Holland Gin,
do. Old Irish Whiskey,
Bbls. rectiied do.
u Boxes Bunch RaiSens,
90 do. assorted Candies & Kisses.
10 Bis. English Walnuts assorted,
8 do. Best Loaf Sugar,
IS FiTkins Lard.
E. B. DRAKE, & Co.
Columbus, June, 27,-41-4t.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CAUTION.---AII Persons al

AUTO Mali Persons are
~ forewarned against trading for note
of S362,5O made payable in the Planters
Bank, and due the first of January 1888 }
payable to " NJ. w. Wing6eld & II. X.
Wilson, drawn by me and endorsed by Geo.
w. Bonnell & Thomas Christian. The
consideration for which said note was Civ
e., Having entirely failed, am determined
rot to pay unless compelled by law.
THOMAS ]. FORBES.
OF ner and kissed her. The young W.
man took it as a joke, but her sister,
the defendant, said she would like as
little ofthat kind of fun as she pleased.
Saverland told her if she was angry
he would kiss her also; he then tried
to do it, and they fell to the ground.
On rising, the woman struck HIM; he
again tried to kiss her, and in the scuffle
she bit offhis nose; which she spit out
of her mouth. The defendant said he
had no business to kiss her;i she wan
ted kissing, she had a husband to kiss
her, better looking man than ever the
prosecutor was. The jury, without
hesitation. acquitted her; and the chair
TO THE LADIES AGAIN: L;eS
TIME Subscribers are this day in reccb
Il of a splendid additional assortment o
PRINTED LAWNS,
MUSL ms, SILKS,
FRENCH PRINTS,
GINGHAMS,
SILK & COTTON HOSIERY
l FANCY HDKS,
MOSQUITO NETTING, &c.
June 9th 1887.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
To the Public.

Ware Rouseand ComnlissOn Business.
| NJ. NJ. CARRING TON,
"AVING erected an extensive Ware
HI House at West Port, one mile from the
! Ferry at Columbus, directly on the Robson
Road, entirely above high water, afFording
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 be
placed under his charge,-will also on the
carnival of the first boats receive an extern
4 Sive assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries,
! Iron, Hard & Hollow Ware, Castings. Ne
J gro Clothing, sc. &c. comprising general
7 assortment of every description of Goods
lNhat can be asked for in any Market. His
vrates for storing and shipping Cotton will be
ftle same as at other Landings. The sub
Iscriber having been strongly solicited to es-
oIfablish on the West side of the river, his ex-
EIperience in business and acquaintance IN
Mobile together with the accommodation
and convenience that must arise tosthe pub
Tic in the saving of distance, the inconVeni-
ence and expense of ferriage; AL consider.
ed, hopes to share generously in the public
patronage.
West Port, Nov. IA II If
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DIR. GUITAR
]. BOOTH,
Resident Dentist. COImmhms.

J. DOO III,
Resident Dentist, Columbus.
HAS Just received a fresh supply of
Il n Dental materials, and is ready to per-
form any operations in the line of his pro-
fession, and feels confident from his long ex-
perience and former success, that he
can give satisfaction to all who may favor
him with call
Office in HARRIS BUILDINGS, Market
street where he may be found at all times,
except when professionally engaged. La
dies from the country who may wish to con-
suit him in the line Of his profession, can dc
so by calling at his family residence, near
DR.. Malone's, ST. Johns street, where he
will wait on them with pleasure.
June 90. 1827=t.I-1st.
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FLOIIR, &c.


Oh Barrels baltimore Flour,
~ 1 Boxes Family Loaf Sugar,
Is Sacks Rio, Porto Rico and Old
JAVA COFFEE,
dog. Old Madeira Wine,
doz. Gold Sherry do
Casks Old Port do
l0Baskets Champagne do
Cognac and Champagne Brandy,
Mpscat aud Claret Wine, in Store and
for sale by ]. w. CARROLL
opposite the Land Office.
June, 10, 1887,
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Columbus, May 80, 1837-s7-tf

M OEACE.s.sR frOln our
In plantation in Carroll County, twelve
miles north OF Shongalo, on the eighth inst.
three negro slaves, by the names of JOE,
MARK, and NANCY. Joe is a dark com
plechoned Slave; weighs about las lbs.5 #.
inches and half high; thin visaged; has
a down-cast look when spoken to, speaks ra-
ther through his nose. No doubt he win try 20
pass tor tree person, as he has stolen the
papers from free man which we have in
pr session, by the name of Ben Brown. 1t
IS probable he will try to pass by that name
Joe IS about 25 years old, and pretty much
OF rascal at that he is well armed with IA
rifle gun which he stole from us. Had on
when he left, brown cloth coat, half worn,
ami blue cotton pants; a white Powered mar
settles vest. Also. a suit Of Lowell Domestic,
and fur hat half worn.
Mark, is Of yellow complexion, slou,ly
built, weighs 1870 lbs, has a good open
countenanCe, wears whiskers,-his left arm
has been broken, is crooked little; his
right leg is a little sore. Mark is about
twenty -four years old. Had on when he left,
dress of white Lowell Domestic, a brown
lindsey roundabout nearly.ne also a blue
jeans yarn coat aod white linen pantalconS
and shirt.
Nancy IS about twenty TWO years DID,
and of light complexion; She has blemish
near the sight in her left eye. She is OF
common size, weighs $50 lbs. /; had on a new
dress of white Lowell Domestic, and took
/ dress of Burish, with dark coloured and
green flowers; pair of Brogan shoes, and
some other articles of clothing not recol-
lected.
No doubt they will attempt to get back
L. I
| from that State, or probably they are aim
ing to some free country.
/ will give liberal reward if delivered
to us in Carroll County Mississippi, or Sc
cured in any Jail SO that we can get them
again.
ANY information can be received by me
at Benton, Yazoo County Mississippi.
B, 6. SIMMONS.
May %, 1857 So. tt.
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POWDER q SHOT.

a SUPERIOR article Of Eden Park
IA sporting powder il cannissers, also F IF
Dupont s DO. in kegs, Buck, Turkey, and
Squirrel Shot, Percussion caps &c. Apply
q S. S. B. FIELDS.
June 90. 1ss7-40-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
@ ectiOm 3. Also the Southeast
- quarter of Section 4, in Township II,
of Range II, East, in the Chickasaw ses-
sion of Lands. Said tract of land lies ON
the road leading from Aberdeen to jackson,
and is IA miles from Aberdeen, miles
from Colbert, and miles from libby river.
Said tract of land contains about 100 acres
in high state of cultivation, with all ne
cessary buildings for farmer. 1t is a good
stand for the entertainment of Travellers
The above described property win be solo
on time. For further particulars, apply t
T. w. B. MOORE,
Lowndes County.
or to VIM. M. BURTON,
Aberdeen, Munroe County.
June 10, 1887. 39.f
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BOOK LOsT!- -Aboul

DOCKET BOOK LOST -AbOu
the 18th inst. was lost blue morocco
Pocket Book, with clasp. The content
were as follows:-
One note on Jesse Meredith, due the
first day Of March, 1887, for $500 90
One note on the same, due the first day
of January 1888, for $1,000 90
Two notes, one on E. Reese. one on A.
A. Barton, amount S16lOo
Titles given A. A Barton for Lot, no 6,
Block, number 6, IN the Town Of Colbert.
Also, other important notes and papers,
not enumerated in the above.
The said pocket book is supposed to have
been lost between Putnam and Colbert. All
persons are hereby warned against negocia-
ting for said notes OF papers.
The 6uder will be suitably rewarded, and
receive the thanks Of the subscriber by re-
turning tito
A. A. BARTON,
Putnam, LoWndes CITY. Mis-
May, 1887. So, ST.
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TO TEACHERG-

wv ANTED by the Trustees Of the
w FRANKLIN ACADEMY, CIas-
steal and scientific teacher to take CHARGE
of said institution, as superintendent. for
the ensuing session, to whom a salary of
six hundred dollars a session of five months
will be given; and two male assistant teach
ers, who are required to be good English
and Scientific scholars, to whom a salary
of four hundred dollars each, per session
will be given.
Also, Lady qualified to take charge of
| the Female Department Of said Institution,
as Principal Teacher, to whom a salary of
five hundred dollars per Session will be Civ
en-; and one assistant Instructress to whom
salary of four hundred dollars per session
will be given.
Proposals viii b. received by the Secre-
tary of the Board of Trustees until the 4th
day of JULY next, for the aforesaid teachers,
at which time selection will be made from
those who may apply.
None need apply except such as can pro-
duce undorPted testimonials of qualifications
and good moral character.
The session will commence an the first
of August, and end on the 23d of December
next.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

~ M GALLONS Winter
6aOO Strained Oil. superior article
for sale by HOOKER & HILL.
June, 1837,-40-tf
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TIE SUBSCRIBER
NOTICE,
June 10, 1887.

A LII persons are hereby warned against
n trading for a Note given by the Sub
Scrber to John NJ. Watson, for the sum Of
$500, endorsed by A, S. Jeffries and T. L.
Meade, dated sometimeiin December, 1856.
and payable on the 1st January, 1888. AS
the consideration for which the note was
given has totally failed, am determined
not to pay it unless compelled BY law.
VIM. S. BOILING.
June Z, 1887, 39-4t
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CARD.

"a Oo4hWo
DEING of the opinion that, in
ID the absence of all confidence in the
mercantile community, il is enough for any
one man to bear his own defalcations-And
having seen my name published as default
ter, in the payment Of Stock in the Tom
bigby Rail Road and Banking Company, /
beg leave to intrude upon the pnblic, simp-
" to remark that the said Stock was taken
for the use of, and imme diately transferred
to friend.
E. FRAZEE.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. THO'S. VALENTINE,

=
TENDERS his professional SER
Il vices to the citizens of Columbus and
the surrounding country. Having been en-
gagged exclusively in the duties of his pro-
fession, in the South for the last fifteen
years,-hopes, that his experience, and
close attention to business, will entitIe him
to a share of their patronage.
His Office is at the Drug Store of Hooker
& Hill. on Main street.
May, 23d 1887. SO, If
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MONEY MONEYLII

A Ii Persons indebted to Pearl, Gay, eeCo.
a, will save cost by calling on John n. Cav
or James L. Gay, and settling up their ac-
counts and notes, who are authorized to set
tie the business. Office in the Counting
Roomsof Thompson, Downton & Co.
a G ATN,--PFISTER & GOOD.
N WIN, successors to Kellogg, Pfister,
& CO,would remind those of their customers
who have unsettled accounts to the first of
January 1887, that every thing is ready for
settlement, and it is hoped that they will
avail themselves Of the present accelerated
circulation Of "B0nk Notes" to balance
them.
Columbus, May 80, 1837-37-tf
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RUTCuERs, NOTvCE.

DLUNKETT g. TAYLOR take this
n method of informing the citizens of Co
Iumbns and its vicinity, that they have
made arrangements to furnish the market
with the best beef the country affords, which
will be sold at the Market House for G ASH
only. They commenced on Monday morn
ing, 5th inst. The following prices will be
adhered to.
Beef Steaks, 10 cents per pound,
Roasting Pieces, s.
Fore Quarters, CID.
Refuse Beef 4.
A liberal price will be given at all times
for FAT cattle on delivery.
BENZ. PLUNKETT.
BENZ. p. TAYLOR.
Columbus, June 6, 1878 If
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MONEY FOUND.

A SMALL sam of money found which
IN the owner can have by describing the
same,
S. S. B. FIELDS.
June, 90 1837-4O-tf
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Carriage, Gig, and Wagon HAIR
ness.
A few sets each of the above just received,
IA and for sale by
]. F. WILLIAMS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

CROCKERY, & GLASSWARE.
TUST received and now open, a large
~ and elegant assortment in the above
line, among which are some superb sets
Of Dining service, China and Cut Glass.
E. B. DRAKE, & Go.
June 81, IL. If.
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BACON EOR SHE

A T the residence of the subscriber on
IN the Military Road 10 miles from Co
lumbus, IS, 900 lbs OF excellent homemade
Bacon; Also 1900 lbs of Lard.
VIM. S. BOILING.
May 80, 1sS7-37-tf
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Runaway,

A BOUT three weeks ago from the Sub
"A scrlber, Negro Boy about % years of
age, named Granville, heavy built, yell
low complexion, ordinary height,-purchas-
ed by me sometime in Decerber last from
Messrs, Hand and Brant, of North Carroll
ma. l will give ten dollars to any person
who will deliver me said boy. Also Ne
gro Boy named Jack, formerly owned by
E. H. Sharp, bought by me from Doct A.
]. Hodges. will also give ten dollars to
any person who will deliver Jack to my
farm, niles South of Columbus, near the
Nashville road.
MARK WESTMORELAND.
Columbus, June Is, 1927. S9tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-06-27

hrs. PASI Ely & HUGGINS.-hav-
~ ing united themselves in the Practice
OF Medicine, therefore render their services
to the citizens of Aberdeen and vicinity.
They can always be found at their shop,
or dwellings.
Feb. "a. 1937-1-tf