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Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

T OST:-Two notes of which, the follow
IL ing are copies, viz
91,25O PIcKENs, Feb'y 9Th, 1887.
On or before the first day Of March,
eighteen hundred and thirty eight, we prom
Use to pay to James L. Gay or order,
Twelve hundred & fifty dollars. with interest
from the first day of January 1888, for value
received OF him this Feb'y s. 1887.
WIN. JACKSON.
Endnr sed by ] JOSEPH JACKSON,
James L. Gay, WIN. P. GILLESPIE,
T. ]. JACKSON.
Notice is hereby given to the community.
that the above described note, in whose
hands soever it may now be, is the property
of James Gay, and must be paid to him a
lone.
JAMES GAY.
Columbus, July 4, I837-41-tf
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X UTION...-An Persons are
~ forewarned against trading. for note
"f SS62;50 made payable in the Planters
Bank, and due the first of January 1888,
PAYABLE to " m. w. Wingield & H. r..
Wilson, drawn by me and endorsed by Geo.
w. Bonnell & Thomas Christian. The
Consideration for which said note was CIV
en-, having entirely failed, am determined
not to pay unless compelled by law.
THOMAS J. FORBES.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
from our

NOTICE.-.oRunaWay from 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 dark COM
plectioned slave; weighs about las lbs.5 #.
inches and half high; thin visaged; has
a down-cast look when spoken osspeaks ra-
ther through his nose. No doubt he will try TO
pass for a free person, as he has stolen the
papers from free man which We have in
possession. 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 a
rife gun which he stole from us. Had on
when he left, brown cloth coat, half worn,
and blue cotton pants; a white Powered mar
seilles vest. Also. a suit of Lowell Domestic,
and fur hat half worn.
Mark, is Of a yellow complexion, stoutly
built, weighs I80 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, brown
lindsey roundabout nearly new; also blue
jeans yarn coat aod white linen pantalcons
and shirt.
Nancy. is about twenty two years old,
and of light complexion; She has blemish
near the sight in her left eye. She is oi
common size, weighs $50 lbs. had ora new
dress of white Lowell Domestic, and took a
dress Of Burish, with dark coloured and
green, Aowerss pair of Brogan shoes, and
some other articles of clothing not recOl'
lected.
No dnubt they will attempt to get bacl
to Tennessee, as they were lately purchased
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 then
again.
Any information can be received by m
at Benton, Yazoo County Mississippi.
B. G.. SIMMONS.
May 90, 1887 So. tt.
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NOTICE.
Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the Subscriber, a
II NJ u l. ATT WON A N named
SARAH. She is about 80 years old, feet
inches.in height rather brown complex
ion; her hair inclined to be straight. AS
It IS supposed She is harbored about Colum-
bus or ITS vicinity, the above reward will be
paid on her being lodged in any Jail so that
may recover her; and an additional re-
ward Of Twenty Dollars on legal proof
thar she has been harbnred BY white per-
son. ROBERT EAGAR.
Columbus, July IL. As St
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

FLOUR, WINES, &c.
TUST received on consignment, and foT
- sale low for cash.
10 Bbls. Superfre Northern Flour
~ pieces Cotton Bagging,
10 Coils Bale Rope.
10 Bis. MarseiIles Madeira,
10 do. Sweet Malaga, Wines.
do Old Madeira, }
8 Pipes Holland Gin.
/ do. Old Irish Whiskey,
S Bbls. rectified do.
12 Boxes Bunch RaiSenS,
90 do. assorted Candies & Kisses.
10. Bis. English Walnuts assorted,
s do Best Loaf Sugar,
IS Firkins Lard.
E. B. DRAKE, & Co.
Columbus, June, 27,-41-4t.
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Columbus POst-Office.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT

iF;ss;S; &c., 5ss:S z4Ssasy; 4s::5y.y. :,
Southern Mail, eta Matches.
CLOSES, DUE,
sunday sunday, St5, Monday, 7.,a
Thursday a'sPM. Saturday, A. M
Eastern Natl, rita Tuscaloosa.
CLOSES. nUT
9WveG1y: Wednyy:d.n at8' Monday, M 1at6,
Friday. OP. M. Friday, SP. M.
FOIEtOtOC, aberdeen s Cotton GtSS.
CLOSES. DUE,
! tuesday, Dat 8, Tuesday, ;
saturday ) ?. M. Saturday, az r M
Greensboro Ju1s eta StG1.EceUiWe.
CLOSES. DUE.
SATURDAY., al 8, P. M. | Thursday, S. P. M.
Mobile, UtG Macon, .R3.
Oue'-Wednesdays and SATURDAYS. AZ 4
-. O'Clock, A. M.
S!oses,=-Tuesdays and SATURDAYS at sP. M.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
shelby Springs.

Shelby SPRING.
"HE proprietors of the Shelby Springs
Il and the establishment, having previ-
ously imtented to close the house for the
purpose of improving It, have been induced
by the situation of the country, and the So
Iicitations Of their friends, to open the house
for the season, under the superintendence OF
the undersigned, who will exert himself to
give entire satisfaction to those who may Wis.
it these inviting Springs. Arrangements
are now in progress to commence running
On the 18th July, line Of Stages from Sell
mato the Springs, and from thence by Mon
teValle to Elyton, so as to intersect the
route from Tuscaloosa to Huntsville. Per-
sons visiting the Springs, may have their
letters directed to the Shelby Springs Post
O6ices as there now is one established at
the place.
JOHN S. WASHINGTON.
o. The Free Press, Selma, the Greenss
borO' Beacon; Tuscaloosa lntell,gencer;
Advertiser, Mobile; and Argus Columbus.
Miss. will give the above FIVE weekly inseF-
tions. and foI ward their accounts TO me at
the Springs. ]. S. w.
Alabama Journal.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
]. BOOTH.
DR. G. II. Harris, having per-

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 & Hill's
Drug Store.
May, 16 1837-35-tf
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
TOR THE ARGUS.

The Editor of the Democrat seems to
have forgotten that he is under some obliga-
rion 10 explain the inconsistency OF himself
and those of his party who are clamorons
Nnpaiust the establishment OF NatlonaIoank.
When Gen. Jackson, who mas heretofore
been acknowledged to be "the marty, re-
commended Treasury Bank, 1t the very
momeDt too of his announcement of the very
imhortant discovery that "the constitution
alitv of the u. ). Bank was doubted by
many" What clanSe of the constitution
authorizes the establishment Of Treasury
Bank? The editor in his zeal for the sup
posed interests Of his party, has fallen into
ridiculous Inconsistencies, and has made as.
sertions t1o absurd to be needed but for
the purpose of showing the desperate lengths
he is determined to go as partizan, he as
serts, for instance, that the United States
Bank is insolvent. He either does not be-
Ieye what he asserts, or is more ignorant
than he should be. attempting as he does,
10 control and direct the people ct MisslSsiP-
nj United States Bank Notes are now
worth in this town IS to 90 per cent. pre-
MUM and presume the people have soHe
means. as well as the editor, Of learning
something in regard to the solVLncy OF that
Institution.
The editor hrof feSSss to be opposed to pri-
vate Banks, and so do some, Ii not all OF the
candidates he is supporting for the State and
National Legislatures, and yet the most OF
them are largely interested in private Banks,
and some Of them have very usually voted
for increasing their number.
A majority in the Legislature of this State
has, for several years past, been Of 'heAedi-
tors party and what is the condition Of
Mississippi in regard to Banks The State
is flooded with a species Of currency, part
Of which is IS TO 90 per cent. belo" the
notes Of Barks in the adjoining States, and a
part oft literally worthless.
The Editor appeals to the new counties
for help in the "humbug" scheme OF an eX-
elusive metallic currency, informing them
that the Banks have refused to discount their
notes. and magnanimOusly attributes such
refusal to the "rascally Wings AS the
editor assumes 70 know more than others
do, ! would thank him to inform his read
ers which Of the rGSeaYy Wing Banks dar-
ed TO do so. II II can be shown. however,
that majority of the Directors in each OF
the Banks N the State, (rxceptIng, perhaps,
one or lwo) are Of the editors party, will
expect him to informIthe voters Of the New
Counties of the same. so that they may act
adysedly in the matter.
OBSERVER.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

DURE White Lead---a. very sul-
perior article. Also. 100 Kegs No. I
White Lead. Also, 400 lbs. Spanish
Brown. ground ID oil. Just receiVcd and for
sale BY hOOl4ER ~ HILL.
July II. 4Stt
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
MEDICAL.
DIR. THO'S. VALENTINE,
Late Of GeorgiG.)

"ENDERS 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 entitle him
to share of their patronage.
His Office is at the Drug Store of Hooker
& Hill, on Main street.
May, 23d 1887. SO. If.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
s. A. SALTONSTALL.
SURGEON DEN.T1ST;
Under the Commercial Bank,
Columbus, .W1.

MANUFACTURER Of fm-
IVl corruptible Porcelain teeth, has much
pleasure in informing the citizens of Colum-
bus and vicinity that he intends making Co
lumbus his permanent residence, and offers
his services 70 those WIN may favor him
with their confidence in his profession. He
viii attend to all diseases incident to teeth,
Keeps constantly On hand al kinds of teeth
that are used for insertion; also the most aP-
proved dentihces &c. for keeping the teeth
in a healthy condition.
Persons within q reasonable distance Of
this place, wishing operations performed N
his line. win meet with prompt attention by
informing him Of the fact. His charges will
Be moderate, and his operations attended
with as little pain as possible.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

"AKEN up by the subscriber on the
Il llth March last, living about miles
East Of Carthage in the Comfy Of Leake
State of Mississippi, a negro boy 5 feet 10
inches high, with some scars on his breast
and says they were oceasiOned by burn,
and says his name is Bill, that he belongs
to Mr.. OWNS of Wilcox County Alabama.
He SAYS he left home sometime before last
Christmas. suppose said boy is between
26 and 80 years old.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property pay charges and receive
him.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
RACDN FOR EALE

BACON FOR SALE.
A. r the residence Of the subscriber on
n the Military Road 10 miles from Co
lnmbus. Il. 900 lbs nt excellent home made
Bacon; Also 1900 lbs Of Lard.
VIM. S. BOILING.
May 50. 1887 -s7-tf
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

w. M. RTON, Abar-
w deem wishes to sell the following
property, on time, or very low for cash.
quarter section of good land unimproved, iy-
ing on tbe-east side of the River, joiniig & the
land where MOrgans ferry now is. Also,
lots in the town Of Aberdeen, numbered as
follows; first, in lots No. 4, Il & 410 Also,
Block No 70 which is we'll improved-said
lot contains acres OF land with first rate
garden, 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 31,1 837-11-tf
J. J. GOODWIN & co.
DEG leave to inform the 'cftf-
O zenS Of Columbus, and the public gen
orally that they'are now receiving and open
ing on Market Street, large and entire
new and splendid Stock of Goods, consisting
in part Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Cutlery,
Queens Ware, &c. &C..
All of which we will sell low for cash OF
on'the usual time to punctnal custom eEs.
Columbus, May 2, 1837-33-f t
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
Law NOTICE.
OLD JAVA COFFEE.

TUST received a lot Of superior Java
81 Coffee, and offered cheap for cash.
S. S. B. FIELDS.
June 90, 1ss7-4o-tf
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
fose9

ARRIVAL. ExTRAoRDlNARY-Th Steam
boat Ponchaftrain arrived this morning f,om
Mobile, with gnods to various merchants
in this town. We understand the Plough
boy will probably arrive to day.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

4 % GALLONS winter
OsOO Strained Oil. superior article
for sale by HOOKER & HILL.
- vJuuv, IoST,--4o-f
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

-. .m.1ARSRlED-On Tuesday the a2d June
q 'ne KEY: M. L. Forbes, DR. EDwIN Z.
'LApE to Miss LAURA MAYo.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
JOSEPH ANSHUTZ.

Carthage, Jolly 4, 1837-4l5t
p. S. ! intend keeping said boy still in po-
session at my own risk, until the Jail Of said
County is completed, at which time / will
dispose Of him according as the law directs
]. A.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

NOMMISSION BUSINESS. The un.
~ dersigned beg leave to announce 70
their friends and the public generally. that
they intend opening St ore in the City Of
Mobile the ensuing Fall for the purpose
transacting General Agency, and Com
mission Business under the Firm & Style Of
VIM. L. CLARK & CO.
They will confne themselves strictly to
the sale of all Cotton or produce Consigned
them for sale and to the Receiving & For
warding with promptness and despatch, all
Goods Consigned them for shipment.
Liberal advances will be made on Cotton
in Store, but under no circumstances will
honor anv Drafts, unless drawn against Cot
ton or produce in hand.
They have engaged the services of w.
B Malone who with the junior partner of
the Concern will be in Mobile by the first
of October next, to attend TO any business
con6ded to our care.
We would take this occasion to return
our sincere thanks to our friends and the
public generally for the very liberal patron
age bestowed us in this place heretofore
and respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same.
CLARK & co.
Columbus. July 4, 1ss7-41-t-1st-d-J.
~ The Montgomery Advertiser, Ala
bama Journal, Wetumpka Times. Flag Of
the Union (TuscaloOsa) SumPter Gazette,
Commercial Register of Mobile, and Mo-
bile Advertiser, Selma Free Press, Gains
vile Reporter, are requested to publish
above until the first q! January and for.
ward their accounts to Mobile for collection
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

.A!iI bright in he WeSf.-We have re-
reived letters from Clinton, Vicksburg, Port
Gibson and other places, all concurrlng
heartily in the nomination Of 5. 5. PrentisS
and General f. l.. Acee. The Western
counties will probably go en- mass for them.
as il seems that Claiborne and Gholson are
out against a National Bank and in favor OF
the Treasury Circular and Benton's gold
humbug theory. People of Lowndes Coun.
~, we Call you not to drms-but we call
you to the foiis.-Next Monday or Tues
day abandon your business one day, and
vote for the opponents Of the Treasury Cir
Cuar,-S. S. Prentiss and E. L. Acee.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

CTRAYED, from the subscriber, living
- three miles west of Jamestown, Sumter
county, Ala. about the 1st of May last, /,
two horses, one is bay with scar on his
left eye lid, and about seven years old, the
other is grey, nearly white, with his name
cut off, had bell on when he left. Also,
two mare mrles;one is sorrel with large
blaze in the face; the other is yellow bay
with small star in the face, and has glass
eyes, and is branded on each hip aud shoul-
der. liberal reward for the above horses
and mules or any part of them, delivered to
me, or secured. so that can get them again;
or will be thankful for any information
respecting them.
JOHN AFFORD.
IT, The Southern Argus, Columbus;
and the Star, Macon, Mississippi, viii in
Sert the above for six weeks and forwar
their accounts to me for payment. ]. A.
Flag Of the Union.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

awe cannot define Gen. Aces poll
tics. We leave that for himself. "-COI"m-
bus Democrat.
As Gen. Acee is absent and has been for
two weeks or mor., we will answer tor
him. He is Republican of the JeffersOni-
an School an anti tariff and an anti aboll-
ton man. He is opposed to the mad and
impossible project of insttuting an exclusive
specie currency, and every other "EIfleTf-
ment" which has the effect of bankruptlng
the nation, He is opposed to the Treasury
Circular, measure which accelerated the
coming of the distress we now labor under
He is in favol Of National Institution, or
ganized with proper checks and balances,
that will create uniform currency through
out the Union. In short his politics are
just such as will induce a majority Of the
people of Mississippi to vote for him.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
Colnmbus. July 4. 182z-41.tf

" The Southern Argus, at Columbus.
Mississippian. at Jackson. Clarion, at Paul
ding and Gazette, at Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, will pubIi;h the above until further or
ders from the commissioners
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
GOODS AT.COST.
FOR CASH.

NVhe Subscriber finding il difficult to col
want of some of that article 10 pay his debts
now offers to sell any article in his store or
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, lsS7.-ss--tf.
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11
NOTICE.

Columbus, July 4, I837-41-tf
Southern Argus., 1837-07-11

An act for the appointment Of CommiS.
siOners to adjust the claims to reserva-
tiOns Of land under the fourteenth article
Of the treaty Cf eighteen hundred and
thirty with the Choctaw Indians.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
Sir 0ai,crn.

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srn sen 9:a'f uuo 1ussatama5 ab;-
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
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Vussn banosln, weun fis ubhe Tsrsua
Ns6tiSfeit neGen-oa loir enti6IcHsn
itno, bic abos5abIuug au erawuasu =;
nseba!e srls boiTsn Oab ate b.e'bsp Sn=
ttrenltte, uufsru 4li.ufh srftl!su u. uas
cer uHanssnstmea ytorpmsnoisteit hbst:
psueu tperoe.. ibrs &tbnuusen ben he
trsneneen Ssamten r@in(ananI,:Na "a
oesrsskss.
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Diro Gcunenweife ano beym 8ul6tI
oertanft. Sealfapn. Sept. %, 1885.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-01-21
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SsrNshsrunse1Compoqnie.
N9entsu: Sfis-@antou, }
Dec. "a. 1885.
Oa Der uuterf fbriebeus ppnesr 'Oro.
teettcn SnIurauees@ s@ompaa:
ME 5u partforb, Connecticut, ais 81
gent angslteQt uno autOriErt muroe Oh
ne 2lutlbnb OerlIbefunsen ausau(teuen,
lo etbielet ct il6 biermit Qdufsr, Stpbrs>
W0bIsn, Satriden uu6 G6euern, feiilt
oersn SnbaIt nebt irsenoerley an6erm
1bnIibsn @ise ntbume> 8esen0erIuf1 ODER
8slbdpisuns our6 8euer, su ageeuriren.
Die 80 fen ca5u Gno uieorieer, aEs bic ir:
9s'so elmer 2InitaIt bieisr Ayt ; urb bic
tse'fe w'lds oiefs sfis in sblibtuus
Ibrer se(bafte, uno Der geridbtiaune
uno Ss5abiung ibrer 9erlufe, pe,fo:ssn
mlsc, toiro prornpt uuo liberal f,pn. Nnf:
ra'sn ar Ssoingunseu uuo 9Idscurani
nbaen in os' Amtefuee Don Oarris unt
Ssleen in Canton, sfmaGt meroen,
our6 ale Sc eID&ftein Beaua auf oi,ls
Nssntldaft sstmitteltmsroen.
=. SeDn Sarris,
aetntIhr befaate gosrpaauie.
ean!on San. 10. 1885. Soft.