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Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

iay--2i dead this morning.. ~
NESan- INsuRREcrIoN- Alexandria, in
Louisiana, aud the neighborhood, have been
the scene of a most unpleasant excitement,
growing out of the discovery of a coniem-
plated instruction by the black population.
Rumor duplicates two white men in the af-
fair, who had made their escape. The
steamer Alpha, which left Alexandra on
the evening Of the 10Th instant, reported in
Natchez, that 1 negroes had expiated for
their crime on the scnffold, and that fourteen
more were TO share the same fate. Sixty.
three others were in custody, whose exam
ination had not been cOmpleted-but it was
thought that most Of them would he hung,
The following letter appears in the Natchez
Courier, said to have been written from Al
exandria on the morning of the 10Th:
Alexandra, Oct. 10, 1897.
b. NJ. STEDMAN, Esq.
Dear Sir, have but one moment 10
inform you of the state Of affairs in this re-
gion. On Thursday night last plot was
discovered from information received from
II negro, that an attempted insurrection was
contemplated by the negroes generally
throughout the parish, which proved to be a
fact. Tho negro who informed, and who
was ono Of the head men, informed his mas
ter that on that night there was to be a special
meeting Of the principal negroes in that
part of the parish, at an Old school house,
where Mr.. Cherry, the boys master, with
seward others, required, and found hir state
mcnt correct. They then secured two of
the ringloaders, who confessed their whole
arrangements They were bro't to town
and hung on Saturday, and four others were
hung this morning, and VIC have now in Jail
from thirty to forty more, most of whom viii
share the same fate. They were to have
risen on Saturday night. Your obi servant,
X. DEMING.
p. s. The fever is killing every one it u +
acks in this place.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

Messrs. CLAIBORNE and GMoLsoN have
submitted a lengthy argument to the Com
mittee of Elections, setting forth their claims
10 seat in the House of Representatives
for the whole term Of the 25th Congress.
Known as It is, BY both friend and foe, and
denied by none, that they were elected to
represent the State in the extra session of
Congress alone, VIC are strongly impressed
with the belief that this extraordinary effort
will receive the unqualified condemnation
Of the freemen of Mississippi. And, lf we
have not mistaken the character Of the peo-
pie whom they represent, it is a measure
that win clip the wings of their popularity,
and prove a fatal blow to their political for
tunes in all future time. Yet such may
be the influence of party prejudice and the
operations of political tacticians, that the
claims Of these gentlemen may be affirmed
by the House; but who can contend that
thcy have been fairly elected to the 25ih
Congressi Who will say that they have
'cntered in at the strait gatc"?
01rSnce the foregoing was in type, the
Grand Gulf Advertiser Extra of yesterday,
nforms us that Messrs. Claiborne and Ghol-
IN have been admitted by vote of lis to
OF! TO retain their seats for the 25th Conf
Tess!
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

DIR. MORGAN. This gentleman may be
expected in Columbus shortly. lie has al
ready taken the field and answered Major
McNu't lately on two or three occnsions,--
1t Is SAID that DR.. Morgan is rather too much
Tor the gallant Major, and that his doses do
ilo' SIT well on his Democratic stomach.--
Never mind, Major, little depletion will
do you good, and prepare you for the feye,
OF disappointment, in November, the pre-
haon"oTy symptoms of which are already
alarmInSly aPParent.-Argus.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

Virgil A. SteUart--Tho Grand jury Of
this county, last week found a true Hill
against Virgil. Stewart, for petty larceny.
founded on the accusation of Matthew
Clanton. The "friends" of Mr.. Stewart.
have cause to regret the course he has seen
mt to pursue towards some of our best citi-
zens, whose names are needIessIy paraded
before the public gaze. The "Minters. the
Talbots, the Harrisons, the Powers, the
Lakes, and the Mabcrrys," are among the
most respected citizens OF Yalohusha; and
IN CHASING such families with the friends of
Murrellsm," "the forces of corruption,n it
seems to us not stopping far short, If any, of
grossly traduc'ng the whole county. We
have not time to say all that should be said
on this subject at present Mr.. Stewards
trial will probably take place in Choctaw
county, next week. Yalobusha (Miss.)
Pioneer.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

A doputaion of Indans--some thirty or
more, passed our city this morning in tho
Mountaineer. We understand that Back
Hawk hlmselFwas among them. They had
all the paraphernalia Of war and peace with
them; and danced aud sung, and cut I'm
such antics as our citizens do not often sec.
Their caerdraD is not to be grinnod at even
from The hurricane deck Of a steamboat.-
NempaiS Ina.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

81 Marks destroyed.-The late terrible
tempest which visited ApalachicoIa, com.
plete!y destroyed the town of st. Marks,
as appears bya postscript to the st. Joscph's
Times. The light house was about the on
iy building left uninjurod. The loss of life
was fearful. Fifteen dead bodies, mostly
blacks, were found. The town of st. Jo>
sephs suffered very little by the gale.
Southern telegraph., 1837-10-17

p. s. The fever is killing every one it u +
lacks in this place.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
g { II { innl ei &c s.

3eilla m..f toes 3uders.
N!ttt blos osr men:iA fonosrn
fat jsoes Sbier lisbt Sl6lsfeit
uno meloet oos Vssentbeil uno in
Der Sbot 1T SuctsrttoH Elm 0aaptt
bstoncthsil jepes NfauSentbrpers
esr i'm sr6berm. ~Ooer ssrinssrm
Ssrb altni1e ndbrenoe @tofe ent-
bait. "'gln wsnis 3ufsr" -Gast
Der eneldnoer Martin in feiuer
Vslbic3te Der >NrittiI;ben Golo.:
n'en-fset .uns befer.. als jraenD
Elm auoeres 0tabrunaemi in
Stono f0rperlihe uno (elbtt gel
ltee 8eiOlperoen su ertrasen.
Oft bin i1 NIT Nraber ourb Die
brennenoe N&hlte. sersiit uno tpen
,oir IN Den Mittaasltunoen Don
Wil'ol9felt erfAbpft uns nieoer,
!,eeen,. pertbeilte s,ieD an tneine
Vsfahrten einise Son. 3uGsr uno
Oendrj NIT Mebt 5u elnsm Sci
&C. 1hlammensefnetste f'eine &t,
9e(ben. 3mei poer orei von Die
fen uno ein Sruuf maGcr ~ aren
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
febr Dunn oos Snnere me5no weib
uno tpDbNbme6en0.
Qorntrantbeit BEG g1iueoiebs.

QornFrantbeit BEG 91inepisbs. :;
Sic 9crnfrontbtit beim Ninpst
olsb bsttebt in Dem 9e1fbwtn.
'oen Der innern mmissn
|Subltan} Der 66rntr. Sis oer-
ROTH lI6 our6 Elm trouriges 2lue-
lsben, trd9e Beme9ung uno Man-
gel an Nppssit Oletsuns Gb Oft
nleoerjule9en, (bittein oes &cpf
es, &c. Tim (Ib r6lIis Don Dem
Yorbaaoen (epn Ser &rantbeit 3,r
ueerisug.n, bcbre man nit einem
flelnsn Sobrsrr spep i bis oret
sou lbsr Den &opft Elm tleines
SoO IN oao" 6orn; ;-ilt es bort
bobL uno fpt9t fetn Blut oaroufi
Damn 1T IS Die &ranfbeih melte
t1'eiltens pon III drmLi9sr Slttsr-
ung tnltebt. g. :, i;
Mon bobrt obsn uno unten Sin
leostn 9orn Elm COD, ramit oer
tntpsnolse &anol 9uft betommtt
uno Sebe jtpep bis orsi .Op(en
Solh ooer (Dnlt Elm selinoes 2(b-
tnbrun9s-Mlttel.. Jn oas 9oru
isrlee man ober ftarfen G0ts, ODER
compfcrlrten Sat,esift NIT GG1s,
'roourb oas 6orn gsrsiniset uno
9ebetlt miro Sftmol pfest man
aub oas 0prn obju1a9sn; un(ere
0orTdN'ft perolent in5ptlben oen
Dor5u9.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
Oe0ln9unasn defer 2eituns.

ok01lt9uHYsU VitlsE SelEuN9.
1.Der Wreie oieler 3eitungiit: Gin
1baler uno fhnfuuo1mansig Cent s
throen Sabr9an9 in Norau6be5 } l.
nnS Gin IsaItr uno fNnf5ia Gents
- wenn inuerbalb orey monateu, pom @n,:
pfan9e Der 3eitun8 au,-5mep 1hale,
msit lnnerbalb Dem Sabrs,-uuo Gba:
her uas fanf5ia 6 nts >esau ua1 Ser:
tanf osfelbeu bs5abit nirc. @
2.6ar eineEarsere 3sit als ieGs Mo:
nate miro cine Sublcri+ tion ansenom,:
sasn, uns Bic 3eituus fanu nibt aufae'
5eben neroen biz aue Ruu6fdnoe b;
3ablt fuo.
8. Dstanntmabsngen Soften: SIR
cine Dobe so Gents oas DiereG fir
eirrn Monat 8 une fi,r ein Jabr Gba.
.l-r oa5 Bieted.
Ur 8riefe &c. an ben peronsseber
nalTtn poitfrep einsefanbtpsresn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18

T''S wv Wv SNaON1l pko CNeI(U$
tbut11sr rnO lsst oen GjrunO ,,tt
NeIoberrCboft; Der GswtsFrot BE-
bauptet bic 9oteit Des Qo!fes,
uu0 bobnt bios Der Su9eno unp
gslbteFIIcDfelt, Den 2Be9 jur gb-
re uno 0eIpo|t. Gis Oemotrotis
Stebt paS urt! eiloes BoItesl Dem
Nusfprute 1elbtt Der eelebrteaen
'pe!lon ooI oenn Dsrl lonsn Gno
uer90n9Iibe OeGb6pfs, ober oie
Wcnl0belt III un,terbIit.
Grfabrune slnjelner 1T belbrduft
o5sr Die bfent!lebe Meinun9 elmer
|g0njen Station bat unentIlbe
OeItbrun96 96mittef~- ~-GlnSetne per.
fonen f6nnen ttino ftpn un0 per-
Oortsn uno fa!Itb; absr bic san,
js 0ltien 1T wablam, nnO gut
|uno re6tfbofeu. eu.-&in5eln psp
(cuen oertupoen Die 2(uIbten ib'
rer ei9tnsn GinbIIoun9; aber 0tr
Vetf Oottes otbHet ouCb Die 0er-
eInt9te W(tlnrn9 zines 9an;en
DclfeS.
Oit aus9eseihnetfte tftenpotrioten,
neI6e 2lmertfa'8 Anabbdngi9-
feit eredmpftsn tpolIten elns Ns>
slcrung ouf Die @lnlIctt oes Poh
feo 9rtlnOen, Dbn& llnterldleo oes
Derm69ens F.; eia einfabes Ns>
gIerunsstGpitemt melbes ebne
:prunf, bic Nette zines ieOen BE-
(cbuet, unO Fetncm cine Ounft cr>
Ssl9t NOR ibr GtrebenS 3iel.
9bredlibe6 grei9ni6 - Gin
Nr5t ju Soct|elsn NeulbotsL
WamsnS, Obn1tin, nobm oDr Ell
niger Seit cine ttarte OcT6 Opt'
um, um oamit Elm bsftlgeS 3abn'
ocb III itilIen, uno 9ing ;u Setts.
Sc murDe om onosrsn MOr9eu
Ieblo6 9sfunpen; es wuroen Ntrite
betbelgerlfen, tpelbe iommtIlb
mit2lu6n0bme zines einSi9en, i'm
fur tpIrtlib toot erflarten. :, Ser
M29'tinun9 Scr iA{Meb 0ema6
murOe CT be9rabeu. :Seln 6uno
folgte Dem Sar9e un0 b!lsb tneb-
rere Soae ben Dem Urabe, inDem
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
81 q { u > q m.

Ols(er ous9eSelbuets @tro-
fenboumeilter, Oe0en Slomen ole
melltcn eurOpaiIben Gproten
NIT elnem neuen 2Dcrte bcreis
ebert bat - macadamizzare I'm
JtaIlenIftbeuf macadamiser i'm
Srar50ifben mccoDomIGrtn i'm
0eutlbcn - 'farb tlr;lib III
Monot In @Jbottlono, In ftinen,
81tten Sobre. .@r mar nibr
reid; Die 0roBbrittannifNe ST.,
eleruns botte lbm, in stpsi Sri
iEen, ssbn tau(eno> pfunD fir Die
oen 'bm semoOten Gntocdunsen
IN Der, Stunt oes g tro6eubous
uno Die Nusftbrung oerfelbett
be5oblt. Giner feiner G6bne 1T
3um Sitter 9emabt poroery Da
Der Sater Disle "gbre obeelebut
bate. Ser >Qu,nftie5 Courier:
iast Don Mac 2(oam :u9>temano
tonnte in: ieinsm 8ensbmenr unO'
in ,,ielnen> iaGittsn . al9enebmer
fern, ais CT. &r rpar nitt etra
Elm blober, g tro6snboumeitisr,
ioEoern Elm Monn BON oussebrel,
[tsten SsnntniNen er fpracb. nit
aueseSeibnstsr ginltt uber jsoen
Vseenlf fQro, fbritt NIT cer:9bi(e
lenIdoft pormdrts, ! Ellno fhrieb
init otler Der Mebtieteit suno Cor.
recsbett, *nte man .Ge nur Be, Il,
nem .Gelebrtsn BON q>rofcl(ion
Ihneen Fam.
|. IN Nofebinstcn {ou cine un-.
9ebeure Menge MenEDens fib Ia
Den ynau9ural Stiellcbtelten bst
Glnfhbruas oss nellsn YrdGOtr.-
ten ein9efuDosn baeen.
-Sn Neu Wort ,euroe tebte
Wohs Obentis,fb: su Is. Gents
Ipsr 'pfut1r,. Shtueintf<ifcb Su le
Gents uRo. aaDsres GieiED in1
Ssrb dttnii' >>oerfauft. 9Rslfbs,
fblhner eerfauftsn saI4 bis 90
Sblll.nsen bas: Daar 5,uhpss
|Au 14 :'Sshitlinaen unb font Wss
I'M ,DtrbM M.nl6. -
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SIN 9tacte Nrfanfas ssfpiisn
Eois ,Sartofsln2 2 DoG. per Aai. I.
|bel.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18

~ q q II y 7 Y y.
- FSe!ssnoe 9srren fIno autbprii1t'
ts6 aysaten fir oiele 3eitun9 5u aaiersn
@, &rou, ebiQicotbe, ..
gyisoib epatb. Ga. pOltmsi ter @e
tersbara, @o!umbiana Sc.
s. sc. Cooper, Gfa. .. 81. N8rofer 3
DSe: Ysslsusu, .. M. uniontrmn.
Start eo.
ebrw. 8. 8. 3ust, 8oaroman, Gruln
buu So.
9u3a me8au, eiq. mausfslp, mia'ano
60.
Die oru. Doetosen O. IL. 6. otferIlu,
Nfb|auo, GtdIano 60,
NlerapberWe@u @uup, .. M. .Wan'ilIon,O.
GArw' George 3. @sYsanot, @bip-
.:> y papap Dapne GO.
QB. Wbilipps, y. A1. paris, 6tarf 60.
6. sc. toenoee. Giar. 3anesoiue. Sbio.
Doc. 9. 2Miebe, eaaealter, Qbio.
sJaeob DlrsOn3, Scifterfet perry 60. 3
.. WorIep, GA. y. N1, Gleavetano 8.
9t. BiIbsIm 5e;lsr in @Iumf!r Gp.,
8teb LAMB, SU:
Qr. Sol. DitImann> sOi1ua, Nlio,lli 81.
ss~a0NINH INHEIAEyCar-z=---
DEE ZETEy PARTEEEg EN
IS sisbt jmsi partbeien unter
Den MenfbsA, nibt nur in 2lmsz
rita, fonoern in alien Qanoern-
uno otefe snet partbsi,n ,pcroen
befeben, 70 lonse Die minltbtltbe
S(atur III tbsem 9egenm l,ti9en
3ultouoe blslbt. Die oriItetrotI>
ttbe partbcp nilnCht oab Oiejsni'
gen pe!be ooS 9elo' boben, aub
Ole 0swolt bobsn Toutsn' "Ols
GDelsbeit otrlan9t Oa6 Die 9ts.
9icran9 ouf Nsibtbum settust
t,p-fast: "26ebIlsr Der 90tn
llebe,' Wle ibn Qriftotraten acne
nea -Oie Ntgisrung fou fir Die
0ietben iorgen, Damn rpcr9en iicb
pleleIbcu Der 2trmcn anneblnen." =
Det Nr!ltctrat, beurtbtlt uno
dbtet Die geute nab ibreu, Qsr-
tno9en, Der Dcmotrot liebt Gle
MenfNen uno obtst lie NAB IT,.
rcu Oero|enIt uao ibrsn Sibl3tsi-.
ten. Oer Nviltofrat bdust an
vero!ttteu, Wl6brdubeu, uno Der>
. to!gt.' c:e}sntgeu, ple plbs o5l
: fbafsn .poutn; bic Demotratie
1T Die Dartbei See 0ofauns uao
Nforn1. gifrtg. pertbcl0tat oer
2(rifoftot Die Dortbei1e @tnSelt
llsr; obsr Der .Qemofrat ftreltst
fir gtetbe s 81 Nebt. Scr
J: Mrlitoftat lit fir Die 6crrEbaft
{ Der wenlssu uber Die Mebrbeit ;
i 0sr Denofrat erFenslt In Der
Msbrbslt os5 0eltss Die b6bIta
@n1o etn,lg rsbtmdBioe. 0emo,t.
Scr Nri'fotrat balt bic SrepAeit
13tlr eins fbens So;be, Der Oenlo-
ftat tebauptst (le, als Elm unper>
.uu6erlldes Neht:: Ser Nrilto
Fiat baut feline 9seeieruns auf Die
0swaIt Der Wahen ;-eer De-
i11ofrat bat Feline onosre Oure ais
#vott uao Die Nsttii:hafsnbsit
#uno Nuffidrun9 (elner Mitb irser.
Scr 2itiaoFrat |tdet feline Nsyie-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18
Som(taS, ben zoten 9pdr3 1857.

fir mid immer ooS bette @r-
Frlltbun96n1ittsL ia (elbit Elm
Nei5mIttel Su nsusn 2En,trenguns-
en-" 9Ddbreno Der Suderernte
in QBetfinOlen meroen Die 9le9er
troe ibrer f1usrsn Nrbsit 9efllno
unO munter, unp pferpsr Maut-
tblere, Sube, uno perst., melbe
oaS ous9epreBte 3uderrobr,-
llno Die NbfiusSals Suttsr erbol,
ten, werotn runo unO forE. S5n
8 CHINA miro oen Sp|0aten
Ger t6nl9liten 2eibwabe Co mie
onoer 2ebenanlttel outb stdgtld
3uderrpbr 9ereibt mas Ge'e0sn
ml0en, um Elm wpblgen0brtes
Nnfsben 'Su erAaIten. Neis unD
|Sucttr Gn0 in jsnsm Qonoe ras
|9.w6bnlIhe Srlbrld oller DolfsI
elo0sn. @S tperoen bort nibt nur
oue Sribte fon0ern felb1 viels
&uben9epdbGe, 0urFeu Taoiss'
den 2rti(do6en unD Die fei(Di-
sen Blatter Ntoe in Su6sr einoes
mabt. Nud Die pferbe 0ufel
un0 @|epbontsn Yrsrpsn bier nit
SuRer 9efittsrt. " Sb babe
in Snoitn" fa9t Mortln fsrner,
"9ommelfeIfb fb 9esenen Oos in
2onoon Oor lebs 'Monotsn ses
Eblottct uno oarouf nebIt 3uGcr
in einer Site oufbewobrt no0 70
frifb ,par, ais o5 es ebsn 9e
Gblatttet poroen tpar. S0le Gin'
oebprenen Ceplon6 bewobrsn ibr
QBIlopret in eroenen 0dfsn init
6oni9 ouf, uno natb SrpeI Bis orei
Sobren bat es NOD Ieinen gonjen
natirll6en moblsefDmacf. Ser
frlG6e Saft Dts 3uderrobrS 1T
Elm pirf|ameS Wlttcl ge9en l1on-
Gerlei &ronfbeiten unp belIt lel0t
@eIbwdre uno olte Sbdoen.
Wab Der Sebauptun9 elnee cn9'
liiben ArSte5 bat Die peIt ME an
einem O1te 9eberrHtt no Die
Glnwobncr oiel 2uefer, 9enie6en.
B;njamin Sranf;in fano bel (eh
nen StsIn(Dmersen 9roBe Gr-
letbtsrun9t wenu 81 per bem
Sblafen9eben ein babes WoBel
Sprup 9sno6, oas bsrubtgeuOer
mirfts ais cine Oobe Opium.
Oie auf Seereifen fc furd tbore
&rontbsit oer 9forbut ,poro off
IN fur5tr 3eit sebsllt, .tpenn man
Die &rontsn pie! 3ucfes enen lief.
Gte Burmfranfb eiten wel6enI
$lnoes 70 (sbr aus9s(est ilAb, per>
Den :ourb ben 0enuS oss Sucfers
perbutet Den &inoer aus elnem
Noturtr!eb, 70 germ e0en. Die
8ebauptun9 Dag Der 3uetsr Den
Sdbnen snadtbetli9-. 1et erfldrt
Mortin fur unsssrdnoet; mou BE-,
iute Die Suef:rpfonSunsen> .unoJ
(ebe nie fd6n uno treib Die Sdbs
ne Der 9(eeer uno ibrer &inosrn
1no Die bod taellb Sudcr fausn.
"Sb babe,' Get er binsN "ote
nlloelten pferos Ourb 3uder &C.
banoist uno 9elebcn tpie man Die
srimmiSfen Sbicre oomit III iab'
men i'm Stan0e tpor.
wie aus Den ponM Mortln onge-
fubrtsn Seipielen herpor9ebt, 1T
bier nur bon .Nobrsuder Die Ns'
os, raffnirter :Suder mb6te ober
ni6t 70 algemeln ~ empfeblen
: fspn uno: bel hdufseu 0tnu0c
moabe Nattbe baben.
wibreno oee Sabrs 1885. .Gol-
len tlber 100000 Bmchel 9Dai-
ssn pon :9anaoa IN DEN Ser. ct,
:etnsefibrt motoen fem.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-03-18

tpeIOes unters Oe9nsE ermleosrn
um unfere Uebauptungen III .ent-
trdften; oub ooS urtbeil zines
Orltten nenn mir es nlbt 3u
|fanen verm69en.
u } ne n.-Dtr @tol3 mo
Ole eInsige Sufudt oerer, Die tpeis
ter nlbtS boben, ncrauf fs tcl5
lepn olrften oDer f6nuten.
4 y y et f. Gin Stabt
oenen lIb In Der Ns9el nur Die
Nrmtn erfreuen oamit ibnen
f9msdt, mas Ge e0en. Oie Neiz
den en.bebren ibn sew6bnlI1,
obgIei6 }ls nur oos sNem was
lbnen fba,eGt. $3.50: =
2( Gro logi e.-9m 8er-
baltnls jur NitronDmie wo6 bic
N!6pmie i'm Derb dltni6 ;ur gbe-
mie 1T Der unwinenoe Nbetmm-
ling zines 9slebrtsu Qotsrs. f..
. et t. SIN Srt, an Dem
rplr 9eboren rpsroen uno Die
sldcfllblte Seit un(eres 2ebens
subrln9en an Den mir ober ME
fur Idn9ere 3elt sebunoeh ftpn
m69eu.
3 u b.-@in DinN oas man
bst Selte le9t lin es III le1en
uno Ite(ttl un es bel Seits ;u
leQen.. ~
g6lib a t.-Giu geli6oe,
our6 tpel1ss Die prisRer man-
eber 2dnosr lWw0ren, licb init Den
QBeibern onOersr 2eute ju bet
suu9en.
5 oct r.-No6 8cltaire
Elm Mann, Der Meoi3in Don Der
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15
NOTICE.

DUN AWAY from my Planta-
h ton six miles East of Columbus, a.
bout the 18th day Of this month, a negro
bow named William about 10 years of age,
FIVE feet 4 inches high, black complexion.
Said boy was taken up by Thomas Walton,
and says he was free and that his
parents live near Shawnatown Illinois, and
that he was taken from that place in July
1886 by a man named Ballet who sold him
near Vicksburg, but he would not tell the
gentleman's name that purchased him. Also
says his fathers name is William & is
mothers Sally Brown, and that they moved
from Fredericksburg Virginia. wilt give
twenty dollars to any person who will dellv-
er said boy to me q Col. Byrn Columbus
SAMUEL H. BYRN.
Nav so, 18S7-37-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15
Watches JeWeIrV 20.

THE subscriber has now on hand haud-
Il some assortment Of w atches, Jewelrv,
BIC. which he offers for sale on moderate
terms, consisting in part as follows:
Superior Gold patent Levers, full Jew
elled,) plain do. fine gold full iewelled, An
Choir Escapement Levers, Duplex. do. Gold
and full Jewelled. Silver Chronometors. a
very'superior article for time, Silver patent
Levers, with hunting cases, double do. and
double back, great variety of English,
French, and Swiss watches.
Superior gold Chains, Seals, KEYS, &c.
Ladies heavy gold Guards, and Necklaces,
Gentlemen'S do. guard and fob Chains, a
great variety OF Breast pins and Finger
rings, from IS cents to $50 each. A hand.
some assortment OF Gold, Jet, Silver ant
Cornelian Ear Rings, drops, &c. Gold col
lar buttons and studs, do. sleeve buttons
Gold and Silver pencil cases and pens,
great variety. Ladies' gold watch hooks
hne gold Madelions, miniature frames. La
dies memorandum books. with card ease,
Music boxes, Accordiances &c. Tortois
shell snuff boxes. A great variety, of Silvel
Soup, Table, Desert, Tea, Cream and Sa
Spoons, silver tumblers, do. butter kntv,
and sugar tongs, all warranted as first ra,
SASSA~S9 6OAA an0 SlANCb SAAttAtUtCSP SllNCE
steel tweezers, Nut crackers, great var
ETY. OF fancy boxes, Superior dirk knive,
do. pen and desk knives, dirks, Bonie kni,
es' belt and pocketpistOls, great variety.
A few very superior silver plated castor
cake baskets, candle sticks, etc, He rs
for sale in addition to the above named a
ticles, FIVE hundred or more, Of little an
cheap things, entirely too numerous and 4
dious to mention.
Considering himself as permanently Sc,
tied in the Town Of Columbus, he return
his m ~ sincere thanks and grateful al
nOwledgsments to his patrons, the peop
and citizens generally for past favors, al
hopes by unremitted attention to the abo,
business, to merit share ofpubiic patroI
age.
N. B. He hash his employ a first raj
workman at the watch repairing and iewe
Ty business. All work left with him, wi
pc as promptly and as well done, and at
moderate prices As at any other place in tn
country.
JOS. S. TAFT.
Columbus. Feb. IN, 1886. ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-08-15

Rich % ton Land I'm Mar
TIME subscriber offers for saIe
commodating terms, twenty ser.'.
sand Ave hundred acres of land, lyir.
late ChOctaw country. Most of
lected by himself. and purchased ans
lie sales Il. 1888 and'lB34; it is ipb,,i
settlements from $40 to 100 acres is,s
The greater part Of It is from one q !
miles distant from the Tombeckbt ].
extending from the Sook-anoo-chee :
Tibbe rivers. There are some VI
tracts of il in the Yazoo Valley, and M
;son and other counties.
Those wishing to purchase good a.
cotton land 10 q healthy country, vr5
well 70 give me acal. In my abssnc,
can see at the. Office Of the Clerk 4
County or Probate Court, In the hand.
D. Haden, Esq. a book Of maps, Ebi,,
the tracts marked, with the pricr
terms
He has also about thirteen THOUSAND
Of land IN the ChickaSaw Country, \
will be sold low for cash, or part dow
the balance on time.
THO. MoCE
August IS. 1886 sO-d