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BUSINESS CONVENTION.
ACCIDENTAL PRODUCTION or ANIMAL LIFE, ny Aa.
CROSSE.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2--l, A, M-At general
Convention Of Representatives OF Business Men from
different portions of the country, without distinction Of
party for the purpose OF full and candid exchange Of
sentiment and thorough investigation Of and ef
feet Of the present depressed condition OF our business
community, assembled pursuant TO public notice at the
United States Court Room, yesterday morning.
The Convention called to order by Mr. Buffim
Of Phllade pha City, and Temporarily organized by the
appointment Of Mr.. WILLIAM HALsEy Of New Jersey,
as President, and DANIEL M'KEra Of Philadelphia,
Secretary.
On notion Resoircd, That the proceedings OF the
American Institute, OF the city OF New York held IN
relation to this Convention, on the 18th day Of May,
1887 be read
On motion, Resoircd, That this Convention disclaim
all party views aud purposes inducing and influencing
the same and that their objects hereby expressed
IN the resolutions Of the American Institute Just read,
and that they will consider 1t dsorlerly any member,
who shall attempt TO Introduce any measure Of party
character, or to excite party feeling
Committee was then appointed to chalk the course
to be pursued Ivy the Convention, &c. &c The Con-
venton then adjourned till o'clock next day.-Com-
mtreiai Herald
The Business Conrenfioa.-Thc Convention Of BUSH
ness men, which pad been IN this city for
verA day. adjourned on Thursday night between ten
and eleven O'clock We publish this morning several OF
the resolutions adopted with great unan,nlty by the
Convention after thorough discussion, which may lie
regarded completely cmbodymg the opinions OF that
highly respectable body, and which will, therefore meet
with much attention from their fellow citizens. The
third resolution gives, brief compass, the true
of the evils under which the country labors, and
pleased that the convention avallcd itself
Of the occasion to point ont the truth in terms at once
brief forcible and conclusive An exposition Of this
character, coming from source so well entitled to aten-
un must he productive OF the besteiects IL will and
in keeping the public mind clear and unembarrassed,
and directing remedial efforts the proper point
The other resolutions, with two slight exceptions
among which place tina, referring TO the public lands
are equally unohectionable sound and patriotic and
we recommend TO the careful notice OF our readers the
proceedings Of the Convention OF business mcnlcna-
syiran,aa
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buCn aS are iCaSt ecneTIIl
Adams, John Quincy
Allston, Washington
Barber, Joseph.
Barlow, Joel
Benjamin. Park
Bogart. Elizabeth
Brainerd, John 6. c.
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Bryant, William c.
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Colin, Robert 5.
Dana, Richard II.
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Dwight, Timothy
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Everett, Edward
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Gould, Hannah F.
Hallack, Fitz Freene
Harvey, John NJ.
Hillhousc, John A.
Hoffman, Charles F.
Mellen, Grcnville
Neal, John
Peabody, b. w 0.
Percival, James &.
Pierpont, John
Plnckney, Edward G.
Prentice, George ID.
Rockwell, J. ..
Sands, Robert c.
Sigourney, Lydia II.
Spraguc, Charles
Sutermeis,er, J. r.
Trumbull, John
We,more, Prosper NJ.
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Willie Nathaniel -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07

Estes q Co.
Have just received per steamer
H Ponchartrain and PloIghbnV, the toll
owing articles which they offer oH as good
eIms as they can be bought in this market.
or cash only, viz 4:
$50 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
30 Barrels N. Orleans Sugar,
s HngsheadS do do
10 Barrels Mackerel,
10 Kits do
s Hal. Barrels Shad,
s do Butter Crackers
30 Boxes Muscatel Raisins,
10 Half Boxes do
10000 Spanish Cigars,
A Casks Bacon,
10 Barrels Pork,
10 do MOlasses,
60 do Gin. Rect. Whiskey.
10 do N. E. Rum,
10 do Rye Gin.
S do Isle OF Wight Bran
dy, years old-very superior,
10 Barrels American Brandy,
and a number of articles ia our line not emu
merated.
P. S. Notes of any Of the Banks in Mis-
Sissippi or Alabama taken in payment for
Groct rirs.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07

n =
mufNROB hAghn1 RO0aee. -
a ;-,er;cr. Them what soagee We kneW
not9 that We had diaeoaslnnee tae 1920 ~.
zion Business IN this CIV. tAAs ss..s
roc,bod Ia inform our fFiends ana the pool,.s.
hat our House il now open and has been 81
The season. the business promptly aueneea
- .rJ tbat we intend TO continue p. u .
true we did not eScaps the effects o. the
',nNarsIleIed pressuFe, which PerVaoro ths
,.'iinle Commercial world, and placed .
beyond our power 20 storo the s1I's 49,
ties 10 our friends we had iormeV'y uo.s
but il is with much pleasure (and We may
add Dride) that we are able 10 say We 60 no1
owe one dollar 10 the country. nor have We
ever retained the funds for produce solo
rnnment longer than favorable opportunity
offered to forward them. Our arrange
mems are now such that we VIII be able to
move smoothly on; and hope from long ex-
perieDcp, (fnurteen years Of oef : SenI"I'l q
render satisfactory accounts OF all business
entrusted to our care. We respectfully so.
Iic,t a continuance Of the business ct our ola
patrons and such others as may think prop
rr 20 coEfde il to our care. ao,
ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
August. 1873 If
The Advertiser and Chronicle, the Mont
gomery papeIs, the 1nieiligencer, and MOn-
iior. published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus, Miss
will insert the above and forward their &C
counts TO the subscribers,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07


Fgcsong0eS CosnnsGOSsOss BssSss.ess
WHE Subscribers respect
fully tender their thanks to tne'F
friends and the public generally tor the : 10.
eral encouragement they nave seSS a..S
and that bv pIedging themselves that noth
ing on their part SiIl be wanting to give
General satisfaction TO all who may IN future
en,rust their business to their care soilcI1
continuation Of their favorS.
OGicg. North side Of Cont, near Con
merce Street. vronO
PURVIs, ANDREWS & CRAWFORD
Aug 1897. 80 Sr'. o,o.
p. S. We understand it has been rePor-
ted in the upper country that our hnnse mas
stopDed payment and suffered their notes
Sc. 10 be protested 1t would be scarcely
NECESSARY to contradict this report in times
of confidence, but We have never stopped
,vb+,s NOR do we expect to do so. Our
friends are referred to the Banks them
80 P. A. & c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07

IOF WEo4 OA IVA
OTTEL continues at his old stand
- and informs planters and merchants
generally, thar he has made additions and
improvements to his establishment tor the
purpose If CARRYING on the
Storage 5 Comm tSStON BtSstSOesS.
He will receive, forward. Or purchase
TTOTs
and transac iany business in his line entruSt'
ed 20 his care, at the customary rates.
A. he is determined that Wes'port shall
not lose any Of its celebrity be will be care
ful and punctuaI in his business, and model
ate in his charges.
August. ODD 1887. 49-tE.
The Mobile Chronicle will insert the a.
bcve ouce week fnr 8 mouths and forward
their accounts to this Office.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07

II LEWIS having been sOlicls
- vote a part Of his life 70 D
specially informs the Ladis snd
men Of COLUMBUS, that he viii give
tention in part, 20 the above b1'a
gether with the Renovating and
Of all Kind Of garments. Articla
ed must be left at the Store q
Mcclure and HumPhries' on lh' !
OF each week, where they will 81
delivery on the following Saturdlt.
jABEZ y
N. B. Merchants having spa
may have them restored or dyet
ed in the nratesI style.
Columbus, Oct. ~, 1881
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07


-ApNFS q SANDERS having taken
NJ I. u. SMITH into coPaTtnershep,
will continue the Factorage and Comm'ss .'','
Pns;ness h Mobile, under the hrm and style
Of Barnes, Sanders & Co.,
Thankful for the liberal patronage mere
.ofore bestowed upon them, they hope' ny
close attention to business that the same may
be extended To the new concern. o
BURRALL l.. BARNES
WILLIS SANDERS
ISAAC d. SMITH.
July 6. 1887 - u-lst ~
~ The ColumIlu, Mississippi papers
Mississippi Star, Flag Of the Union, We.
tnmka sentinel, Voice &c SUmPitI, the pa
per in Butler county, I'aladega Register
and Mobile Chronicle and Register, are re-
ques,ed TO publish the above card TIL LIST Q
March and forward their accounts to tbs
subscI ibrrs at Mobile.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07
w. M. BURTON. fofAho

w. M Blu RTON, [OfAb
deem wishes to sell the iollnwine
property on time, or very low for cash. /
qoarter section Of good land unimproved. w.
ing on the east side ofthe River. joinin 2 the
ano where MOrgans ferry now is. Also.
s so,s N the town Of Aberdeen, numbered as
1 pI hrst. IN lots No. 4, IL & 4lO, Also.
o."ck no q which is well unprecedented
10. contains acres OF land with a first rate
ss9en, stables and all necessary buildings
-! private residence. also, well. He
wishes alS0, 70 sell first rate Posd W.
son and Harness with FIVE fine Horses .
Aberdeen. May sl,I ss7-li.tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07
ALEX. BANKS & co.

ALEX BANKS & co.
House Painters, GlazierS, and Papel
Hangers.
DETURN their sincere thanks for the
~ liberal patronage they have receive d
aud hope by strict attention to business
to merit ShaIe If. public Patronage, al
work con6ded to their care will be strictl,
attended to.
GP limitations Of Woods and MAJ.
Die erecutedin the finest style.
Columbus, August %, 1927. 46rf
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LAND EOR SALE

@~@N-' = 2 OAg WHIT
election 3. Also the Southeast
~ quarter ct Section 4, in Township ",
Of Range IL. East, in the chickaAaW Aes.
sion of Lands. Said tract Of land lies ,,u
the road leading fr"m Aberdeen to Jackson.
and is IA miles from Aberdeen, miles
from Colbert, and miles from I'Ibb, river.
Said tract of land contains about 100 acres
IN high state Of Guilty. alton, with all me-
cesSary buildings for a farmer. ]: is gnncI
stand for the entertainment If travellers
| he above described property will be sold
on time. For further particulars. appl, Il
L. w. B. MOORE,
L"wndeS County.
or to VIM. NJ BURTON,
Aberdeen, Munro0 County.
June IS, 1887. Se.f
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For SAC.

NOR oALE--A commndious family res;
dence, situated in the T,st ' 'ie:;r al
part OF the town. The house coDtains F I;,,.
comfortable rooms the out houses are ver,
good--they consist Of kitchen. srS1oIs ! .,o,,ss
garry and wellshOuse, all &C ,yhirE az. n,
lsned 10 the best style. For terms &C. 81, -.
ply TO the subscriber On the parenises
JAMES w. BRICKELI..
O0IU~buas September !. iea7.-sf.tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07

NOTlCE.-The Co.paunerA. .p here to-
In fore existing between the subscriber.
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Persons having ella ms will present them,
and those indebted, will make payment &c
L. b. Vail or Fl. C.. DAde. The name al
Vail & Ddde win be continued for the set.
tie nsht of the business Of the late frm-H.
I. Dade intending to continue the busi.
ness on his own account.
L. B. VAIL.
H. c. DADE.
Macon, Mi. Feb. 1887. "a If
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07
EDITOR OF THE ARGUS
DEO4R SIR.

r HAVE just seen in the columns If
4 vOWr paper, publication over the Sig.
nature Of Robert Eager, cautioning all peS-
sens against trading for two Notes, each for
$1,000. drawn by lin in favor of me, He
states IN his advertisement, that the consid-
era'ion tor which the said notes were given
has failed. This is false, and can prove
by maDv ut our most respectable citizpns.
that il is totally and sviIfuliy false. | viii
prove At the proper timG, that have par.
formed or preferred TO perform nv part Of
the contract in every particular. TIL; truth
Is, sir, that Mr.. Eagar has from some cause
or other taken np an idea, that he had
made bad bargains aud for that reason
makes false statement, and endaavors To
palm upon the credulity Of the public. MIR.
Eagar says he will not pay the same (the
no'eS) unless compelled bY law. ! am not
surprised at that determination sir. and I
think it extremely fortunate that homes,
men can Claim the aid Of the law IN maI.i Do
Iasca,s pay their justidebts-I am not sun.
prlseu AZ rs because ] have long since foand
10 my transactions with him, thathe IS Ar
individual who will perform no contrae1
which does not turn out TO his liking snIrss
compelled By laSv '''''''
ln conclusion sir. / have only to nledOe
myself to prove The validity Of he mr.,
between Us. and its performance on mr. nsr,
~ the most respectable eisisens n oDS
county, before an honest Jury Of nv ro,,S'
'ry' whose verdict will eoHiheLI 6jt; - ~.
fhe said n0tes By dan. guy
C.,nu. JOHN VI. GRANT.
columbus, CT. "a. l097-ztf
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Law Copartnership.
E,L.ACEE, GP.M.G GRANT

>4ttornies and C0unseItOTs at Law.
MAKE this method Of Informing
Il the public that they wall continue to
devote their undivided attention TO the du'
ties of their profession.
They will attend the Circuit Courts OF
L0Evndes, Monroe. Winston, yNoTU6ee,
Kemher, and Okehbbeha Counties. in Mis-
SiNsippi. and I'ickrns County alabama.
They will also practice in the DtSt9'tcI
Court Of the United States al
Jackson. Mississippi, and the Superior
Court Of ChanCeFy held at the same
place.
~ Residence in Col .InL uS, MI.-LI
August, IL, 1887. #.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07
NOtice.

"A Ii persons are hereby cautioned NOT
"A To purchase two Notes drawn by the
subscriber, in favor If John NJ. Grant. da.
ted March 20, 1887; each for One Thou
sand Dollars, payable at me and two years
after date: a. the consideration for the
same has failed, therefore am determined
not to pa! the same, unlrsS compelled by
Law. RORERT EACAR
Columbus, Oct, 3. l8S7-6-3t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07
$50 Reward

DUNAWAY about a mOnlA ,
II negro man FREDERIC, !.
20 years Of age, S feet 8 %
plump cheeks, small eyes, ear =
with good teeth. He is nodoaH
plantation ofG. w. CorpTep IS
ubee County Mississippi, as bis ~ y.
70 that gentleman, and he JOY.
from my residence. The a9oH
win be paid 70 any one who vii - =
in Jail and inform me Of il q ~
KERKMAN U
Athens. Oct. Sth, lsS7-S&
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LOOK ATTHTS.

WE are n"w opening a large stock O
w Heavy Lion Sk.H Negro Clothing
which we are disposed to sell low for cash
OF to punCtual Customers
McCLUER & HUMPHREYS.
Octobt s, 1888 #
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07

Plantation e. CAoo,..
For Gal9
TIME subscriber oIfer, r..
tion situated IN Chocts~ '''
from sold French camp -, - :,
1000 acres. 200 acres Of vS;.s' - y
state Of cultivation, and vii D.
good and comfortable cabin, VI
excellent, coming as it doe, 1, Z
four bold springs. Il is Dlsn,. y,
corn, and the crop will h W
land, deliverable the Isl CIV
would be preferred to sell ~ ~ I
plantation together, out il viii
requested TO any perssn Or -.
rous IT purchasing I, Dr.,..,
opportunity Of profitable ipy.',.
ever been offered to the mil.
land Is rich, and has been :
great care.
For terms apply 10 n. a.
agent Of the proPriclors. on Il.
who will nibiI the "a and
Advantages =
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E.RGEE HOTEL,
e OAEINA RRHIA MnSSnASaRR

u W. 1--WE 1D u = Avn SE9A $50 y .
"HE Undersigned have formed Il CO.
Il partnership for the purpose If c"nduc-
ting this we'll known aud popular establish
ment. To our friends in Columbus and all
those who have heretofore given them
their countenance and custom, they return
them their thanks, and hope by assidulty
and attention to merit their cont 1ueI pat
ronage. To travellers they would say
that they are building additional ooms for
the accommodation of faInilies, and together
with those and attentive servants, they
hope to give satisfaction TO all who may fa-
vOr them with a call. Town Boarderc
will be still accommodated, and when AL
their arrangements are made, they will b
enabled to accommodate visitors il better
manner than usual.
JAMES JONES,
SAMUEL G. PORTS.
Columbus, September IL. 1s37-52-tf.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-11-07
J. BOOTH,
Resident Dentist, Colin

HAS Just received a fre,h $
Ii Dental materials, and is re
form any operation in the line d
fesSicn, aud feels confident frum b
perience and former sHcccA>
can Civ satisfaction TO all who d
him with a cali.
Office in HARRIS BCIIDIyss
street where he nav be luuud d.
except when professionally rngst
dies from the country who MAY q,
suit him in tho line If his prs s-,,t
so bv calling At his family r,sdr
DIR. MalOue'~. -. Johns >.rrt',
will wait TN them with pleAsuFS.
June 90, lS57-t-J-lst: