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nR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and Manytac
~ tnrer Of Incoyrupdle Teeth Ne. 23i Hudson fcw doo
above Spring street.
n. Dr. Cs charges very moderate and his noonuptb
teeth really splendid
NB-Dr Carwan will, the LIST of May, his Office
No ASprIng ptroCt out Of Nc cIouna str I'm
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y .KUP AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE. TO persons suncr-
ing from the abuse OF ercury, and the eess Of certain dsor-
der nperfectly cured with efihe disease still ing
m the system sappDF the vta ard undermining the
,,on this medicine invaluable This ,ctve alternative
and purifier OF the blood particularly adaped these afflicted
with the syphio and rheumatism with pa,ns n The
bones sometimes attended with ugps induratio, tedious
ndolen and scrolous ulcers threats, and rains in the
head dscco,a9n ard erupiiops q The skin with falling Of
ccasss and punes the blood crsdcans every particle OF
ease nj the time the ad digestion
and imtrs esh tone and vgor the whole
and restoring The broken constitution uen all other are
Price 81 per bottle. INV 4 i'm
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DEMTISTRY.
EETH-Are wsrthy o0sos 0i the ARao9Asts, the Phya-
olssss the Chemss e Naturalist and the practical Sur
eeo0-so say Doctor Hare.


reon-so say Doctor Hare.
E. GIDN K Y, DE N ST,
(foynseriy Of Park Plaee) now "a Chamber street
~ Of his friends aRd the public his
on Europe after alsence Of where he has
spared pains in peectug himself 10 the art oil his
profession.
brought with him large and choice assonent Of natu
raj ad vsnean Enamel Teeth, be set arthcay om
q single tooth tn entire
pledges himself fill decayed Teeth with gold
thu fse from pain for le AID
also a causes Incidental 70 the destruction or that may
inuc the beauty Of those invaluable organs
He kindly permitted to refer 10 the Rev Anthon D. st.
Marks Church; key Fras L. Hawks, d. ST. Thomas Church.
n y He be found As Bcecker until the LIST May
after that viii established siChamb.rs street.
afew doors west of Broadway
New York 10th Dec 1898
Mr.. E. Gidney-Sir-I have perused with
Treatise on the Sucu Diseases and Management Of he u
man Teeth and think with the highly respectable gentlemen whs
wttcn favorable opinions tkat
have taken OF The subject termed Densy have shew
ensvo acquaintance with details asoD, 10
the mrerlancc Of the regular attendance of Dentist bohn m
vate families and public senaes opinion, worthy tha
highest considerations collection Of
passes every thing the sort have its yaney :ad
your skill and ability the ucioas d them May you 20 on
and prosoer.
(siynsd) S. L. MITCHELL
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- NNGThe unqualified appreciation this has received
from the who h,vc used evidence
value all other shaving
sns ,mo atheI which viii not e upon the face nitae
covered answering all the purg ola shaving box
Pnce 60 cents per pot, for sale ~
,,o,e HoPPERs PHARMACY,
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w sAnDFORD wn p~bhsh this dsy THE TWO
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w promoting the grewth and appear
ance TO the hair For sale AT HoPPERS Pharmacy No l
BROADWAY csfner ofFraakn st Price rs bottle
CARD.Tbe subscriber would niorm his customers and
friends and the public in general that he bas
the retail pothecsry business at his old stand No Broadway
and has removed To No Couand
where he will constantly keep hand large supply his
raons manufactured al hs extensive chemical Viii
devote TO the American silver German shvcr which
coming tally Rcscalu prncipn
and o execute olers the crude metal and
wire Of all sizes every varsity Of furnishing materials for private
public house az also extensive or useful articles
may be seen at hs present store Orders for o. his chemical
preparations or those articles which he has been In the habit Of
supplying the Trade with, OF his likewise
American silver Of whatever form may e either
with his successors, Messrs a. LAmoveus Co. his
store, No 2Cosand street Of Broadway, prompt
veSccatedby DR. LEWIS fEUCHrwANGER a2i lw
TO FEMALES Mad. Gardens 81 ccifc for Leucor
hoe or W, ron, Paris, with directions Engish
lated from the French THIS safe positive, and cctua
for the asye compliant Sold by w. Ha Of
and Chamber st.; j. Syme Of Bowcry and Walker
fo3ms
The herald., 1837-05-11
no THE UNFORTUNATE.-T

DRoP.A singebDte sfis nfall remedy Cor ,euereal
disease, when used directed in every instance
TO effect safe snd speedy having faid II
knoweteea To be the celin, safe
discovered does diet P1ce
eito be obnined oEy AZ the Office Division street Advice
i
The herald., 1837-05-11

II sHftfOn IOHK stENuIng, ana
- ri OF of the first colleges r anatomy and the theory
and practice o pysc surgery Europe has moved the
house No 81 Couiandt VIII he may be
incidental 10 uncommon
delicate ndecae The most desperate yenerea cured
from Sores OF every other descpon, in
hour propooned their state and nature. Aondasce at all
tunes.
The herald., 1837-05-11
THE REAL GENUINE LEVIsON HUN


as an OBJ Ct commanding uniciencd
awhkens naun soliciiude
ana he lse becomes department both Of imports nd
NY more especially where disccEnment pesdes the selection
oi those apendaecs which has
pspoe Lady Montague Compound Chinese Soap prefers at
ention founded nearly century Of trial. combining elegance
OF Win The prominent etuios OF safety aud eca
cy ~ mas attained extensive refeshef
ainer othe complexion preserving unnparea an
bic nexinly oftness and transparent quality the SKIN
or sale by Undcrll 80 Bee kman
DR. syme corner Bowsy and Walker so per
Inn - ~ N~"N'
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~ % HUMA N BEING eve a full and CORR Ct de-
ssrlpton Of The estmahe virtues of The he, restoring
srengthenif r. and always safe BALM OF HEALTH
pared and put up with by DR. IRWIN Bswery
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FROM FLORIDA.

the steamer Camden, Capt. Mills,
lre indebted to our correspondent
be following information:
Rpt. Gilleland who was supposed
Re been murdered by the Indians,
now ascertained, was murdered
rtam runaway negroes. They
been apprehended and have con
b the murder.
hn Hicks was at Fort King a few
since, he says the friendly inten-
Of the Indians still continue. No
illties have been committed,
en-. Jesup was at Jacksonville on
pday inspecting that post. He goes
nedIately to the Suwannee tolnspect
section of the Territory. Active
Parations are every where making
er his inspection, for an early eff
b campaign.
he following are extracts ofIetters
which we are indebted to the DO
hess ola friend.
BLACK CREEK, July 25, 1887.
runners sent to Fort Mellon hav,
rned with an answer from Coacoo
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chez, wild Cat. assinging as reason
for their going 70 Sc. Augustine, the
capture by Capt. Hanson Of three
Seminoles that they were ready to start
as the fourth came back and reported
what had occurred"
"FoRT KING, E. F., Aug. 1. 1887.
The runners from the chiefs have
not made their appearance as yet
Several Indians have come in from
Fort Mellon within a day or two, hav.
ing been hunting onthe way, and state
that they expected to find some Of the
chiefs here, as Coacoochee sent off
'my tall" to them Immediately. The
runners account for the delay of the
chiefs to come in, to the scattered posi-
ton Of the chicfs-none Of them appear
to doubt but that they will be here
soon.
"You may depend upon receiving
the earliest intelligence of the move
ments of the Indians. Tomorrow
shall send party to their camp on a
friendly visit to see what they are do
ing.
with regard to the Seminoles leav-
ing their camp near Tampa Bay, you
must know that as earl y as December
80, the General Commanding was in
formed that certain white men intended
to play deep game with the Indians
and induce them to continue in their
hostility to the Government. Those
individuals (not belonging to Florida,
did subsequently visit the ReighbOrhood
of Tampa, and no doubt, had grea
agency in causing the hOstiles that haC
surrendered to prove faithless. Han
ging would be mercy to such scoun
drels."
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
CoLrMRrs. Augnst. D.

COLUMBUS, August, ID,
Dear !Sirs: Your very kind and
fattering note of this date, enclosing
an invitation to public dinner tender
ed bv citizens of Columbus, for
what they arc pleased to cali san able
effort made by me on the 21st inst, in
reply to the Hon. A. G. McNutt's adj
dress to the people of Lowndes Coun-
ty,"-has Just been handed me. The
very kind appreciation which has been
placed upon my feeble effort in sup
port of my country's rights and interest
upon the occasion above alluded to, by
many of the citizens Of Columbus, ex-
cites IN me the livellest sense of graft
ication and pleasure. / assure you
gentlemen, that nothing affords me
greater enjoyment than to know that
my conduct meets the approval OF IN
telligent freeInen.
l consider our country at this time;
in a most perilous situation, and it be-
comes the duty of every man, however
humble may be his situation in society,
to attempt to bring back our govern
eminent to that state of Republican
simplicity and purity in which in was,
when presented to US by our forefath-
ers. The natural tendency of our
government at this time, is to accumu-
late poDer, and unless something is
done, to arouse the people to moral
revolution, similar to that produced by
the mighty influence and intellect Of
Mr.. Jefferson, in 1903, in few years
we shall find ourselves living under 8
great consolidated despOtism.
This, being my most settled conV ic.
ton, ] could not permit the opportunity
afforded me by the address of the Hon
| A. G. McNutt, to pass by, without
bringing before the people my humble
views upon these important subjects.
expect gentlemen, to be misrepresentec
and abused by the parasites Of POWER
but care not; ADLER and better meT
than /, have met with the same treat
ment. / have children, and ] feel 4
deep solicitude to transmit to them I
government as pure and interrupted
as 1t was when handed to us by thu
wisest and best of men.
Your kind invitation, gentlemen, j
accepted. will meet you, on Wed
: nesday the 3Oth inst.
Please accept for yourselves, AM
permit me through you to tender t,
the citizens you represent, my kindes
D respects.
3 Very respectfully,
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COrrnsnOnGlenco.
GEORGE r. CLAYTON. Esq.

GEORGE X. CLAYTON. Esq.
SIR:
The undersigned having been
appointed a committee of Wings OF Colum-
bus to hand you the accompanying invita-
tiOn to public dinner. unite their indiVid
ual solicitations to those Of members Of the
party. and at the same time tender their
thank, for your very able effort.
Very Respectfully,
Your OBJ Serv'ts
w. r. ROSE,
H G.. HUMPHREYS,
JNO. J. GOODWIN,
Committee
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Public Dinner.

The Citizens Of I.owndes County and the
friends of Col. Thomas O.. BleWett
generally, qvithout distinction Of harty. art
respectfully invited to a PUBLIC DIN
NER to be given at his New and Splendid
Bridge which he has lately erected across
Luxapelilah River, two miles south of Co
lumbus, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9th day
of September next. The attendance of the
LADIES is particularly requested.
The following gentlemen will act as Off
GERS for the day.
HON. JAMES F. TROTTER.
President.
Hon. D. w. WRIcHr,
GIN. K. T. BRowNRtcC.
Cot. s. D. LAUDERDALE.
GEN. E. L. AcEE,
Col. ]. CRIcLER,
MAJ. THo's NIGEL,
MAJ. WIN. DowslNC,
WIN. CovINGToN, Eso.
Col. NIMRoD DAVIS,
Col. Ties L. BILLUPs.
F.. F. CALHOUN, EsQ.
Cot. G. H. YOUNG,
Yice PreSidcntS.
Columbus, August %. 1887.
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G. Il. Clayton, Esq,

u ~ NIdJIOU1 LsNq,
Dear Sir
The undersigned, feeling deeply sensible
Of the very able effsrt made by you on the
Dist instant ~ reply to theiHonOrable a. 6.
MINUTES address to the people Of LowndeS
County, delivered at the Court House in this
place, respectfully request your acceptance
of public dinRer, at Mr.. James Jones'
Eagle Hotel, on any day which may suit
your convenience. Columbus, Aug. %, 1887.
TSignrd by a large number of Citizens
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FACTORAGE & COMMITS.
SION BUSINESS.

VNHn SUDSCEADGES respect
Il fully tender their thanks to their
friends and the public generally, for the lib.
eral encouragement they have received,
and that by pledging themselves that moth
ing on their part will be wanting to give
general satisfaction to all who may in future
entrust their business to their care, solicit a
continuation of their favors.
Ofice, North side Of Cont, near Com
mG-ce Street.
.PURVIS, ANDREWS & CRAWFORD.
Aug 1887. 40 3m.
p. S. We understand it has been repor-
ted in the upper country that our honse has
stopped payment and suffered their notes
occs TO be protested. il would be scarcely
necessary to contradict this report in times
Of confidence, but We have never stopped
the payment Of our DEBTs in bank or else,
where, nor do we expect to do so. Oul
friends are referred to the Banks them
selves, 2, A, & &,
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mobile Advertfsemeats.


COIEIEKSSIOJV" n USI.S.ESS.
TIME undersigned have formed Co,
Il partnership. commencing on the first
Of October next, for thepuTpose oftransact-
ing a Factorage and Commission Business
in the City of Mobile, under the firm and
JONES, LYON, & Co.
Their business will be confined exclu-
sively TO the sale Of produce, and purchase
Of goods, when paid in funds.
VIM. JONES, Jr.
M. LYON,
VIM. LYON,
~ The papers published in Columbus,
Mississippi, Tuscaloosa and Gainesville,
Alabama. will please insert the above, un.
Ill the first of January, 1928. and forward
their accounts to
ILL. < Co.
August, IS. 1879. lot.
Tuscaloosa AegVs.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

At his residence, in the vicinity of
Columbus, on Sunday last, the 27th. the
Rev. FELIX WOOD, aged about so years.
Mr.. Wood was one of our most respectable
and useful citizens, and his loss will be Sc
verely felt by large circle of friends and
acquaintance. He was a member of the
Masonic fraternity, andtis the third Of the
craft that has departed this life within the
last three weeks.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

EtectiOns.--It is now ascertained, we
believe, that to fill the vacancy of the
So members whose term of service ex.
Pired on the 4th March last, the wings
have elected As. as follows:
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Tu8. Intelligencer.
RUWOR having reached ths

A RUMOR having reached the
N interior, (from what source we know
not) that we had discontinued the Commits
sion Business in this City.-We take this
method to inform our friends and the public
that our House is now open and has been all
the season, the business promptly attended
to, and that we intend to continue it. II is
true, we did not escape the effects Of the
unparalleled pressure, which pervaded the
whole Commercial world, and placed it
beyond our power to afford the same facili-
ties to our friends we had formerly done
but it is with much pleasure land we may
add pride) that we are able to say we tlo not
owe one dollar to the country, nor have we
ever retained the funds for produce sold a
moment longer than favorable opportunity
offered to forward them. Our arrange
ments are now such that we will be able to
move smoothly on; and hope from long ex-
perienCe, fourteen years of our senior to
render satisfactory accounts of all business
entrusted to our care. We respectfully So
licita continuance of the business of our old
patrons and such others as may think prop
er to copfde it to our care.
ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
August. 1879 If.
The Advertiser and Chronicle, the Mont.
gomery papers, the Intelligencer, and Mon
itor, published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus, Miss,
will insert the above and forward their ac
counts to the subscribers,
r., H. & F.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, LOWNDEs
COUNTY.

OF MISSISSIPPI, LOWNDESI
COUNTY.
No. s98.
Denys Casey, & Co.
use ofWm. z. Pratt, Attachment flor
vs.. S2,623 53I
VIM. r. Harris.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the above
In attachment has been issued at the suit
of the said plaintiff against the said defend
ant, as an absconding debtor, for the sun a.
foresaid, and has been returned to this nlice
duly executed, and is now pending and I'M
determined in the Circuit Court of Lowndes
County, State of Mississippi and that un-
less the said defendant shall appear, on or
before the second Monday of October next,
beings the first day Of the ICircuit Court
for the county aforesaid, give special bail
and plead, judgment will be entered against
him, and the property attached will be sold
to satisfy the plaintlff IS demands.
Witness. the Clerk of the said Circuit
Court, this 18th day Of July, 1887.
OVID P. BROWN,
Printers fee, 81 so. clerk.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

N$G1SO8BWNOSOOS~
MOBILE. ALABAMA.
TIME undersigned having entered into
Il copartnership for the purpose of con-
Quoting =
General COmtmetsstoss Business,
TO commerce on the first Of October next.
offer their services 70 the Planters Of Ala
bama and Mississippi. and to the public
generally.
They viii be prepared to make liberal
advances On c otton or other produce con-
signed to them for sale, and their personal
attention devoted to the interest Of their eus-
CHARLES LABU IAN,
VIM. H. POLLARD.
c. Labuzan will continue his present bu-
siness until the above period.
August 9, 1837.--50-6t
o. Columbus Enquirer. (Ga.) Sentinel.
WeMmpka, Argus. Columbus, (Mi. In-
telligenceF, Tuscaloosa. Beacons Green's
borough, will publish the above until Octo-
Der and forward their accounts 70 Mobile
FOR payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

DIED...In Columbus,on the 18th inst. j,
LUCY LEE, daughter of Robert B. ard
Lucy B. Witter.-Aged four months.
"And is she gone On sudden solitude,
How oft that fearful question will intrmde?' %
Com.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
Married.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev, Mr.
Reid, THOMAS CHRISTIAN, Esq tolfiss
ARABELLA CAROLINE PRINCE, all
of this town.
Accompanying the above notice, we re-
ceived munifcent piece of wedding cake,
for which we tender our thanks. May hap
piness always attend the now happy pair.
and may all PRINCES become CHRISTIANS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
w. DUB OSE G Co,
Factors and Commission
Merchants,

E0CUOES ana COMMISSION
Merchants,
MOBILE, ALABAMA.
REFERFNcES-
Messrs. D. & ]. 3. Walker, }
n ao KiSb : R0'kin' Mobile
Hon. Samuel w, Oliver, Conecuh Co.
Hon. John Murphy, Clark Co.,
joel c. Dubose, Esq, Marengo CO.
Messrs. T. w. Fleming & Co, We
tumpka,
]. w. Breedin, ESQ.,, } Louisville
Messrs. Webb & Neshbit, 5 Kentucky
August, 1887. 49. An.
The Montgomery Journal, Tuscaloosa
Inteiligencer, Voice Of Sumpter. Selma
Free Press, GreenVille Wing, Greensbo-
rough Beacon, and Columbus Miss. Argus,
will insert the above four months in their
weekly papers, and forward their accounts
to US for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

Elections are to take place in Arkan-
sas for l, Michigan l, and Rhode Island
2 members. The wings may carry
Rhode Island; of Arkansas and Mich
igan we can have no hope. Allowing
the Van Buren, men to elect all the
members from these three states just
named, the next congress will be COM
nored IF
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General orders.
HEAD QUARTERS, Z
4TH DivIsIoB M. NJ.
A,,nilst 1871 roar
HEAD QUAR-
August. .I8th, 1857

ID BYRON BARKER of the County
of Lowndes, is hereby appointed
Division INSPECTOR Of the Fourth Divis-
ion Of Mississippi militia, with the rank Of
Lieutenant Colonel; and HIRAM CARVER
of Choctaw county, DiUision Quarter Mas
ter OF said County, with the rank of Major.
who are to be Obeyed and respected as such,
by the several officers and privates attached
TO the Fourth Division ii the Mississippi
Militia.
By order of Major General Erasmus L,
Acee,
EomWand.ng Fourth Division M. NJ.
JOHN al. GRANT.-y1id de CAMP.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29
Van Buren, majority only

Oh OulVN I1ldJ0IItJ OllIJ
!, When some Of the new members
elect ed as Van Buren, men, arrive in
Washington and witness the profigacy
and corruption ofthe government, may
we not hope the wings will be in the
ascendant before the adjournment of
the called session. At all events, eve
ry thing looks prOpitiOus, and although
Mississippi was cheated and deceived
by demagogues in the July election, we
fully trust she will return again to "the
good old paths"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

PICKENSVILLE, AUGUST, 1887.
TIME subscribers have entered into Co.
Il partnership under the firm of
SCOTT, BUSH, & HENLEY,
for the purpose of transasting General
agency and Comm SS6O2G ABGE.
StlteSS IN the Guy ct Mobile.
VIM. A. SCOTT, will be in Mobile by
the 18th of October next, at which time
they would be thankful for any business that
may be entrusted to their care, and prom
Use to use every effort to give general salts
faction.
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WIN. A. SCOTT.
EDMUND 7. BUSH
AT pERT' II HENI EV

EDMUND 7. BUSH
ALBERT T. HENLEY.
FThe business of Henley, Scott, & Co.,
win be continued.
- The flag of the Union, Montgomery
Journal, Wetumpka Sentinel, the Southern
Register, TaIadega, and Argus and Demo
Crat Columbus. Miss, will publish the
above until the 1st January next, and send
their accounts to Mobile for settlement.
40 I9t.
tbs. I1tekigencer.
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Commission Business.

OOL1lLAIISOiOI - NSlIICO00
FONTATNE & FREEMAN.
CONTINUE to Carry on the Commits
~ sion Business, in Mobile-reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Aug. 1887. 40 3m.
The Flag of the Union and IntelIigencer,
Tuscaloosa Alabama Journal, Montgom-
cry; Voice of Sumpter; Greensborough
Beacon; Columbus Miss. Argusj AMI SEN
tinel, Wetumpka. will publish the above
three months, and send their accounts to Us
for settlement. F, & F.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

F'GCtO1'a0e and Commissions RGs-
St9GeSS.
"HE subscriber will continue the above
Il 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.
H. B. GWATHMEY.
Mobile, June, 1887. 4s, ON.
Refer to
Gen. R. T. Brownrigg,0
Maj. T. ]. Brownrigg,
]. B. Southall, Esq. , Columbus,
w. w. Watts, ESQ. Mississippi.
]. w. Carroll, Esq,
Col. Jas. H. Smith.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-29

RAGGING q ROPE.-A good
- iot Of bagging and Rope, for sale, on
consignment..by cf.ARK & rO.
August %. 1887. mSn
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August, 25, 1879. lot.
Tuscaloosa Ne7uS.