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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18
90 Q 1T &c usIalg 10 {.

..sg u wv W. ~ W. - ~&@s$ ~,SHS |
tionaL eins partftr Ssi.tuhs, per,
G;bert, ba6 oas Sseunoi ibaftss
Binenis ;ipif1en SronfreiA uno
gnolanc ndbitens oufselbst wtr-
osn barfte, uno crlautt fb, Die
mtiam9 fdbn ausjulprshsn haB
bislse Rlnoni6 onrb oen S6ue,
mtltbsn e6 Der fronJ Ne9ierun9
bei ibrsn Sbritteu 9ewdbrts,
n,esr SSEs ais 0uts6 fir Die
Sabs Der Srsibsit bsrpor &C.
bg9th babe. ;OIe msbr berYor
trtten0s 9>tisun9 oss frons. &o'
bIaetts Su Den ohIo!uten Soften
miro ein:u QSehEl Der europdi.
f1en Dolit!f In 2 0ouptfro9en
be'pirFsn % Sranfrsibs jsbigs
Ne0isrun9 Beltono baben NITRO,
uno tpIs IIb Der l<bwonfsnee gu
t;auo 5panlsus entEbsicen foil.
Mts osu Nusenblifs, in Dem lIb
Jea3esslb Don England los fa9t
uno in Elm anoeyes UinoniB trttt,
mus lsiuSabinsH Die 8srb iltnic
f Tu6lanos uno Der 5 lrfei in sL
usn, onosrn e!bts betrabten, als
bisber. ,Stonersib Dar in Der
GsuAnts ensliIb selint ..-es hdt-
te neGtral (etn fOQ:Il un0 tUlro
nun ru0lib werosn. Gi6i6t
ouf SpauIsn 1T SraHereids ab,
krub init &aslano baSas6 init
gn9taap oaeurb iIhtsas, oa6 IS
nb treigsrt f:iibs Iruppsu oa'
bin sulsneen. Diefe fbeinbare
Weutralltat eann jsro1 auf bic
2dnse nitt bebauptet tpsroen uno
pas gnoe niro lein oa6 (tb
gvaatrst:b fir bic Sabe oes
!s>on Carlos entfbeloet uno tide
tissn She'll an oen lpanlfOsu N<
po!uti enen nimmt. Jn Snnern
oss eanoss niro Gb feline Yolitif
nibt dnb!rn: &c 1T (bon felt tans
Sc segsnesmeeratl(b uuo miro fo
III fem forsfobrem ,penn lie aueD
tlilr Den Shimmeroes BhnonlHes
nit engliEbsm 9Bbi9tbum oer!lert
un0 niibt msbr ais Der &6nl9in
Don Spantsu freuno!'6 seprleien
!pcrOen fann.
2lub oer Geurisr Srancais
bs9t dbn.ibe NnIbtsn. @r lucbt
su bstpei(tn caS man an Der
gBleosrberlteQuag oss our6 Die
sJulirapolution Nb9e(baHten at
bette, oa6 bic Qntlliberalsn G:bon
felt 1889 in 0srbinoung NIT Dem
unab i u oerlib { n 2BlGsn
oes S6nigs unsrmaOnb tbdtls
felen eias N!action herros III ru'
fsn. 9Denn Sranfrelb 9sssn-
.partls auf elmer tlefern Stufs
tfebt, alsss per 90 9abrsn Nano,
IS muB man n:nnob befsnnsn.
Oa6 i,b bic Sinse in Yistsr NdG-
flbt seincsrt baben Srantrsi;b
bat bic lssloasn Der Gmisrantsn
entfhdel9t; bat40O WIlicnen Sr.
Z auf Die Os9tnreooluticn in Spa-
MEN rsrpsnost ; bat gsesn 100
Mialonsn bsraessbsn, un tn
Gglebsulauo untsr cinem &Sniy
Nnartis Su fiftsn ; bat onTebnli-
he Summs mtbr tps9sn 2usiers
paf|tb!euoert, ais man bdtt! tbuu
: follen, une bat 100 p0er 500
Miaicnsn fir bic auGsrorreutlid
Nus9aben Der nsu erriAtstsn gu
ltrssleruns psrnilliot. 2tus aus
Dem Fam Oraneteib bic D.rubis-
nns ib6pfsn, aa6 pas Staatd-
buoset jierltb Elm Osfttt bot
uao jderlib tteist ;. -onss oles
binoert jeocb oas franz. 0!s!er
uagp:rGeuale niibt, einsm Iu5ti gen
ysbsn ~ frSbnen. Qber aub oas
Su0gef Der Crsibeit III nibt tpe-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

ItHbN~N~ WV SUA6itSAkU pAtNSn I.
Seoe Sprannei lit oer(bwunoen-
Den bat IS niett eiaen Char
ter ? N.O.StootsS!
an bic Witslieoer. ber fOttenfrsien
Nuswanosruuss @tieHldaft nap Der
ga:pusIid 1sras.
ccSn meiner @into0uns rem Sec.
ibtlnem Seosn Der Gb ols Srsi.
miul9er flr Seras an bic oben
gsnannte GeltuGhaft onlblie6er
wurps, fur eine sinjabrise Dteult'
sest, nod neben elnem n,onot'
llbsn Selo Don 9 8, cine befon-
osre StIebnun9 BON peni9itene
$40 Afsr Gano, Oa oiefss uerf
1preben Itb oarnsis bios ouf etnc
biuise 13ermusbun9 Ituete, neil
I'm Nu9enbIi6 esin 0eleb oorlber
porlas ,pas Die Srsiwillisen BE-
fonmsn iouten, Die nab Dem Ct.
ten Sulp oorisen sJobres in
Oienlte tratsu oDer treten :pur-
osu; 70 psrlpra6 ib Suslslb, oa6
lib oiees 9eIeb, tpenn es fom
men Ccate, mittbeilsn ypurps. eJm
lshten October III oaOelbe enoiiA
in GensreOs pa0Irt uro miro
beute psiter unten, jugtelb NIT
frhbsrn Dsitimmunaen lber Die
fen 0sgenitano, ouf ne!be es IA
btiisbt in elmer llsberfceuns 9es
f1uosn tperoen. Sb frsus mid,
ea6 es febr III un(srn 9unlten aus
9tfauen 1T.
Gin anosrss, fir Die Sreinilh.
gen rertbsilbaftss @eitb, tpelbes
;u 9Isiber 3eit i'm Gon1re6e ge9e'
ben tsurot. oarf bier nlbt unbe-
merit bleiten. Gs 1T oosjeni9e
melbes Den Minimum-prelb al
Ter gtaats!dnosrsisn auf $ | per
2(efer felfsslest. Olan bsrebns
lib oarouS (elb t ypie bob G1 Der
gobn Der Seras Sreinilll9sn bon
siMm Sobrs in 0sloe an9s(bla
gen beliuft. RImmt man babel
an, oa6 mon feline Gsbfu TT oane-
ben erbilt, uno nibt einmal Gje
legenbeit bat Oelo 3u usrsebrtn;
70 froge ib-Wsr Don unS neis
ionituo mebr III ver0lenen uno III
erubrisen?
On pIcIen Scltun9en in tpeltbe
man msIns @in!aoun9 i'm 2(us;uS
gen 9uttgIt oufsenommtn bate,
Bate icD cine parsntbs(e eInse'
fbaItst 9efunosm 9esen bic ih
prcteltiren mu6. Sb pei6 nibts
oaoon, oa6 aub Seoer, eer tpdbt
reno Der eriten Stpei Hobre ouf eis
gene 9ietbnuns nab Ssras tome,
gratis Die Summe ppn 6lO lltfsr
ganp bsfommsn fol-. Das pbe'
ongsfibrte Gs its wonab Der
Naer gano nibt untsr einsm Sbo
ler pom Staot y erf wsrt
Den fou, w'pegfpribt oieEr 2ln<
msrfuro om osutlibitsn.
Sooann bemsrfe itD, oa6 ibet
Die Sslt unisrsr 2(breiIs Don p.tie1
burg INNER mob ni6ts Os,p'n,t
9sfast nsrosn fann. Ser un:r
wartet ein9esreteae Saafsrott Del
Sirma Som $Dbp uao Bruoe.
IN Neu Orleans, ouf wsltbs it,
unler pafase9'lo su b;;Iebea bat
ts, tpirb oielelbe pobI nob flr ei:
ne weile binausfhisben. Nott
in oltftm Monat boffs ib ,noen,n
auf antp ort Don Dem prAIosntsr
0elsltcn Don Seras, an tueltbsn
'b t11ih bar ouf, IN 8strsH oe'
anfbafuns Der III unier:r 1(breiE
nb:bi9en Mittsl, olsbalD EtDrift,
II ~ n Ay1& AnN$ kohA ny.N SAn., 49,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

II Dbllo, etpbia beItA<nSs tsut-
DE 2Iderbau 0s(etl'tbaft beitin,'
iir Sera6 aue9eIproben uno Nd}
lcton vUr eincser 3sit nit Der
oertlgen Ge9ierun9 hbsr DEN 2ln.
Sauf bon. 100, 900 Nfer Caro- in
lnterbonoluns sefsst bat. 9Eos
,Ie oorten ;u9Iet0 - beftsbsno
oeut(Ne NnGsolunss> 0eeufboft
tbun miro, Die pisI 8ertrouen &C
nleBt (ebr beoeuteuo III meroen
fbeiut uno wirtltb biel verfpridDt
1T nod nibt :.9ewi6. 9>o6 bat
lb ois(e uber oen Ort sur 2(n,
Ieoluns nibt srRtdrt. Ser 0runo,
ooB lle Don osr biei19en Nesieruns
niht ouf Gre0it faufen fonn,
oIrfte jsoob, neben ben t,uCeno
anoern 9orjleen, bic Seros fur
cine 9ro6e NnFeolun9 ocr onbsrn
ednOern poraus bot oub lie oers
anla0en ibr 0auptaugenmsrf
nur ouf Seras ssa ridten. Sc
p;el III setpiB, bat oiefe 9efeu-
|baft i'm Sina, fI6 lebr oussu-
oebnen, 70 bat fe nur in Seyos
Die NusGbt ibre abibt 9anj ju
erreihen. @S 1T 0aber 3u er,par-
ten, oa6 bic Beamten bie(er 9e(eu'
Gbaft wsnn oub nur, um llD (pds
ter feline 9orwlrfe MAIDEN ,u
mi6en .peni9,ttns Darouf bsfe-
ben weroen boB aub oiefes Qano
our6 ibre &ommi0aire uuterlubt
uno beret|t nsroe, ebe man G6
sum fsiten 2lnfaufe beltimmt.
8tG6Iebt oos, Damn f6nnsn mir
liber fepn pa6 &aub oie(e 0e(su.
f;baft uns Woebfommt ; oenn Sert
as hbertr1t Nusrlfo in jeeem
Vetrabt.
wtlbefm Bernbsd'
Sro Mans.
Die DerwiIieun3 BON 2droersitn fir
frsi,pilise 1ruppeH In 1exas bstreg.
fsno. [Oie ein!situus 1T ausse.
la6tn.
8eI6(e0en oo6 oen ss;
nannten Sreiniuisen prdmien i'm
gano perDllll9t werren (oNsu nno
bIeroHr1 perwiul9t weroen tpie
folgt, ais:
Aaen oenen, bic i'm 9ienlt Gno
uno wdbreno Der Oousr oes
Srle9s treu oorin oerbleiben |
mer0en-l29O'
2(Qen benen, tps(cbe treu oientsn
fur elns nttt seriu9ere psriO0e |
alS orel 9(onats-32O 2(f<r.
2lue psnen, wel6e nab Dem
srlten SuID in OienIte treten tper-
oeu' eine Suantitdt, bic oeren
OienI&e an9sms0sn 1T uno bier
nab ourD Dos Uelee beItimmt
peroen loa.
Oie rsbtmdsisen @rben ouer
folder Srtimtul9sn ais tpelbs in
Dem 9e9sntp lrugen @treit NIT
Dem m;rifanl lben Commencement
no9en sefallen (evn. ODER bier
nab faIen m6ben, p0er melbe,
10 lance le i'm 9isnite oss gou>
oes, ouf ir9sno cine 9Beife m6ssn
9eItcrte1 ftpn, oosr biernob
tsrben tnb9sn follen I'll bsrfelbsn
Snantitdt 2anoes tereNtioet fspn
pilcDe, naD Dem GoloniIaticnss
9eiee, mie es vcn psm 0slesea
oeS eouoes fettseieet troroen,
Dem 9er'torbcnen su9sfausn nas
*, oeriibe am 2sben seolisben;
oas 1T, cine esaua uno Qabor,
T ,oer 1876 Nferl fi!r sinsn lsoi,
v1ann; fsrnsr, oa5 ois bela9ten
Sreen ais 3upahe 81 DEN bier &C.
nannten 2inoereten nob cine prd>
ME Don $40 Ncftr b:fornm,n (ol.
,,,> &.>in - i, Sac Ni.rf ,.a ~1(,,,,o
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1837-02-18

Gin 0ctOSsr oss i>S:sn 3abrss
wnre<n i'm gongrsit Don Ssras
IN 8strsf Der Sseirlt!i9e' enonh
nod Die folseuce teftli0e onsc>
nominsn, wODurb osnn nomentliet
ouD beRImmt miro, wos Die
len!gcn fre:willi9en befcmmsn fol-
len, Ole erlt na6 Dem eriten sJus
lp in Oien|te treten. 9ie loutsn
fol9enoermo6en
. E { 6te0en. So6 Der
@oto BET S ret,ptNigen bon Den
Sereinisten @5taaten uao fonft
Der, BON Der 3eit onfaneen Gou,
no oie(etbsn Gb psrf6rperten, uno
ibre 0eimatb Derlis6en ; pcraus,
selest, oaB folbe 3sit nicbt leb'
5ls Sose iberiteist un0 ibrs
Olen0seit fol- Don Der Seit on>
fan9en, 100 Te in Der NspubliF
Seres in Den Olenit aufsenoms
msn tpur0en.
!. Sernerb sGbloGen oo6
ole freimilliJe, ntlbe felt Dem
Ieeten erfen e5uli in osn Gienlt
BON Seyos 9etreten flno, ju oem-
ielben Solo uno oer(eibsn pr1,
mIe in 2ano bersbti9t Ispn (ouen
uno blsrou:b bersbtist Gno, tpis
ole)snl9en melbe ;nlftten oem
leeten l7ten Mdrs uno lten Gu.
Ip IN Otenfe troten.
Genero( Gcott 1T :. Dem WlilI
tdrserictt in Srisoeribttdrt fre!-j
9efproben poreen Oon Der 2lnSla'
sc, Den &rie9 In Slorioo ourd
feline NoMdBi9feit in bic 2dn9e
9eso9en ia boben: 9os 9eroict
Der Court loutet babin, "DoB ras
SehIlblo9en ofs SeloSuss llrfab,
en- beijufhrsiben lep, tpslbe Sen.
Gcott nibt ccntrolltren f6nnen.
Sn feiner 9ertbsioisuns, melbe
eln iebr selun9enes Document 1T,
fa9t Der generot, bo6 oisles
Dsbl9el6(d9en bauptGibIib Der
0erlpdtun9 finer Oroer Der
turjen Olenlt3eit Csiner Srup'
pen-oem Bstrogen oes Gsneral
0oines -un5uldnsliben Srons'
Observation-Disclosures 11njulang-
ltben $ebsnSmitteln- Der Shleb.
tl9teit 0es QBa0ers uno &rontbei'
tsn-0em O1an9el an Sibrsrn-|
Dem Mon9et an befreunoeter 2n,
tlaner MonnCboft un0 ser ouSer.
cyoentIl den 6ibe oss Glimos ju>
Suibreiben fey. |
Ne9srbs sfreusn. .-giner Ser Sci
fenoen prec!9er, oie Don rer 2lbo |
buttons Uefeafbaft aus9sIanot |
rperOen, um Die Sreplo0un9 psl
0>e9er in Den @clopen-Stootsn
III befboern, bieIt oerfc6sne $50
tie swep Ne0en uber Sen geeen |
,tano In. Ser biefi9en prssbvtsr.
ionsr Stride. 2ln pielsn Ortei
wetosn olele gebrer in ibren QOr'
trdSsn gsttort, bier ater wuroc
faum Notis Don Demfelbsn &C
nommem pbEbcn oieEs tod
Dorboben teY uns oisusittt we
niger 9srtbsIoleer fno, t ais fonl1
an ireeno einem Srt. Zillem 2(r:
G:bsin nab fubrsa Die 8streIbe'
cielsr Cape onoers ?tblltbten in
Sbilo ala oas IBobl Der S(e9er
fcloSen. ~. AOlsr
Slorio a.-Don Slcrioa ln>
Die Nacbribten notb imm:r feb
un>efrieriaenn, unb es fde Mt baG
alan BE Sn>ianer nlht ou: .hrsl
Sdlupfpinfeln berouebrin3er
fann. 2lm l9te1 Jsnnsr MURDER
ne Neonr nr, Nor SHo,,S, S.o o.,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
SIMMONS am n & THATCHER.

SIMMONS q liza ANIAAA4@As'
rTAVF lust opened an extensive and
renersl assortment Of Goods on the
SoGth VVeSt corner Of Military and Market
csrc",. onnosite the Court. House IN
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI
consisting 81 Dry Goods, Groceries. Hard
ware- Cutlery. Hats, Boots, and Shoes
Saddierv. Crockery, Clothing; and they
Willkeen on hand large supply Of ProVis-
ions. and now have a lot Of superior Mack
erel.
Their Stock of Dry Goods, embraces
general assortment both Staple and Fancy
ard particularly heavy supply OF Negro
Clothing, Their Stock of Boots and Shoes,
are heavy. embracing almost all kinds
wanting in this market. Their Stock 81
LIQUORS and Wines, they consider equal, Il
not superior to any in Market It beng Sc
lection Of the best, both in
BARRELS AND BOTTLES.
CROCKERY, they are prepared to sell oy
wholesale, selected and packed for that ex'
press purpose.
They deem il unHeeeSsary TO enumeratC
the various articles which compose THEFT
SPLENDID. & GENERAL STocK OF GooDs
They invite the public generally to cal
a call and examine for themselves. They
promise to sell as low, and on as aCcommo-
dating terms as any House in the City, anC
request all those who trade in Columbus, e
give them portion of their custom as they
flatter themselves, it will be in their pow
er to give general observation-disclosures
customers will have the usual time given up
on running accounts.
Columbus, September IS, 1se7-1-4t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death Of
Il Mr.. Isaac NJ. Jones, the copartnership
between myself and him is dissolved. The
books and accounts of the late firm are in
the hands of Adm. Murdoch, who has been
appointed Administrator on the estate Of
Mr. Jones, and who is. hereby, authorized
as my agent in the settlement ofthe concern.
All persons indebted will see the necessity
of settling their accounts without delay, and
those having claims will please present the
same for adjustment. The Furniture and
Cabinet business will be conducted hereafter
by me on my own account at the old stand
of Dubree and Jones.
LEWIS DUBREE.
Columbus, July IL, 1887. 43f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03

A v. BROWN, Commissioner for GER
IN. tifyihg contracts for the sale Of Choc-
taw Reservations, is now holding his Office
in Columbus, and will continue TO do SO reg.
ulariy' until the business is closed, or fur
Their notice given. Agreeable to instructions
lately received, he will dispense with the
personal attendance of witnesses, where,
from great distance, age, inirmity, or 9TH
er circumstances, such attendance cannot be
conveniently procured, In all such cases
parties interested must take dispositions in
SuCn manner as would DC received in evil
u salS ~ the courts OF Mississippi; except
% . TelaVes 10 the giving OF notice.-In all
cases however. Of conflicting claims, rea.
s Son4Dle notiee IN writing, must be given to
the opposite party in interest.
Columbus, September Is, ls3z.-1-ai
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
PEasStG ttO1S Ia ChOcta,D r.
FO9. Sale


TIME subscriber offers for sal.
ton situated in Choctaw CON-. I
from cold French camp" conts;.. :
1000 acres, 500 acres Of which !,
state Of cultivation, and well sum,
good and comfortable cabins H.
excellent, coming as il does from n ! I
four bold springs. 1t is planted IN,
corn, and the crop will be ssl5 I,
land, deliverable the lst Of Move.
would be preferred to sell the 49,
plantation together, but it will b.
requested to any person or eomp,,,i
rous of purchasing. Il presenls :, ]
opportunity of profitable investner
ever been offered to the public !
land is rich, and has been sel,rgi
great care.
For terms apply 20 the sub,,.
agent Of the proprietors, on the d..
who will exhibit the land and exils-l
advantages.
r. c. SAME
Columbus, July 25-45u -
sS The Natchez Coarier & /,
Vicksburg Register. Brandon g.ps
MississiPpian, will please pubEsht.s
Two months, and forward their stag
his of6oe.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
LAND RORI0I1M

SeCdOn 3. Also the SOufhoo.4
- quarter OF Section q in Fowushins17 !
OF Range II, East, in the Chickssga,1 So = ;
sion OF Landss Said, tract Of, lara - 80 -
me road leading from Aberdeen Is lee - 81, II
ana Is 4 miles Aberdeen 3 49, ~.
from Colbert, and milesfronn Tih,, r:' .'.S
oaio tract OF land contains aboue ~. $3.50 -.
% . nigh state Of cultivation. w;sh. .i 49,
cessary buildings fer = farmer !. Tt.ss : 49,
s :4sa Tor tie enteTtainmenE Of trsvsl,etss
ne above described property v,;li - =,
on ume For further particular -. 49, - J.
7. W.-1B. MOOREFS =
or to VIM. M. I'JRT0N
JOns IS, 1887. 'AuH'0' So 20
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
LOOk Here Plantern.

"A GOOD Manager of this vicinity, is de.
n slTous to superintend q Cotton Farm,
the ensuing year. containing from forty to
hundred hands. AS he has been engaged
IN the business for the last eight years, fias-
tiers himself that his discipline among hands
ana skill of farming will meet the approba-
ton OF those who employ him, which he
mas generally succeeded n doing. His
knowledge of cGItivating the Prairie lands,
and the interest whic' he takes on farm,
entities him 20 a good situation thereon
For information apply al this .Ofise.
Columbus, September 10, lsS7.-2H
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
Estes a. Co,

GSteS q Co.
ave gust received per steamer
- Ponchartrain and Ploughbop, the fol-
lowing articles which they offer on as good
terms as they can be bought in this market.
or cash only, viz
$50 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
30 Barrels N. Orleans Sugar.
5 HOgsheads do do
10 Barrels Mackerel,
10 Kits do
5 Hali Barrels Shad,
5 do Butter Crackers
20 Boxes Muscatel Raisins,
10 Half Boxes do
10000 Spanish Cigars,
4 Casks Bacon,
10 Barrels Pork,
10 do Molasses,
60 do Gin. Rect. Whiskey.
10 do N. E. Rum,
10 do Rye Gin.
do Isle Of Wight Bran.
dy, z years uld-veTv superior.
10 Barrels american Brandy:
and number of articles in our line MT .nO
merated. - - -'". W. ~ e 81 :
P;:s. Notes ofany Of the Bank. n M.
sSlssiPpl or Alabama taken in payment for
L 81
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03

TIME subscriber offers for S.. sac )
and convenient Store h .s;. sgl
Port. Apply 70 S S. Frankllso o..
: \. !. ssen, during my aos abs. D 3
North. and with whom al per- = al
- The subscriber are requested u
so,tIe Immediately: ~oRNEL
CeasmSus, September 90 -
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
E.qGLE HOTEL,
COLUMBUS MISSISSIPPI,


NHE undersigned have formed CO.
Il partnership for the purpose Of conduc-
ting this we'll known and popular establish
ment. To our friends in Columbus and all
those who have heretofore given them
their countenance and custom, tn ey return
them their thanks, and hope by assiduity
and attention to merit their continued pat
ronage. To travellers they would say
that they are building additional rooms for
the accommodation of families, and together
with those and attentive. servants. they
hope to give satisfaction to all who may "a.
vor them with a call. Town Boarder.
will be still Accommodated, and when all
their arrangements are made, they will Be
enabled to accommodate visitors ia better
manner than usual.
JAMES JONES,
SAMUEL G. PORTS.
Columbus, September IL. IsS7-S2-tE.
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Soh SAEE-A commOdious family resi-
dence. situated in the most desira M
PaLs % the town. The house contains Fnnr
eoLlserlaole rooms the out houses are verv
$o2.o--tnsy consist 81 kitchen, smoke .boSse
s-tIy ana Weh.hOuse, ali Of which are iI.
~. J. - :. tne pest style. For terms &c. AZ
Ply % the subscriber on the premises.
JAMES w. BRICKELL.
CelumbOS. September !, 1se1 44sF
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03

wuwOR hayamg reached the
a interior, (from what lO1FSe We kneW
-.o,1 that We had discontinued the Comml:-
49, Rusiness in this City.-We take t !,i
s-S TO inform our friends ano tnS Poon,S
I. - o~r House is now open and has been an
ne ~ Season. the businesB promptly attenSeea
- onJ that we intend to continue u. ~ ,
s 80 ."~ we did mot escape the effects OF the
'.rU1raIIeIed pressure, which perVaded the
whole Commercial world, anu PiaSSs su:,;.
hevond our power to afford the same laCl'i'
1ies 10 our friends we had formerly oone-
hut Il il with much pleasure lana we may
add Dride) that we are able to say We Go hoy hoy
ov,e one dollar 10 the country, nor nave We
ever retained the funds for produce sold
moment longer than favorable opportunity
ofEsred "a forward them. Our arrange
ments are now such that we Will DC aole 10
move smoothly on; and hope from long ex-
perience, fourteen years OF our Seo, =
render satisfactory accounts OF al SISl'es1
entrusted to our care. We respectfully 50,
Iicit continuance Of the business OF our oIo
patrons and such others as may think prop
eP 20 copfde il to our care.
ROSS, HOYT & FORD.
August, 1879 tt
The Advertiser and Chronicle, the Mont
gomery papers, the Intelligence, and Mon
| tor. published in Tuscaloosa, Greensboro
Beacon, and the Columbus Argus, Miss.
will insert the above and forward their &C
counts to the subscribers,
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MrssRs WARREN, RAYMOND cos v
EuE S = 3 P1E ORC US, AND NJ Use OM'

tIe
A the largest ana
ta and that CIRCUS consists world Of
Arabian Horses
s e Transported drawn BY nearly 100 @ be
in where i
Of the great HANNIBAL decorated pd of %
with his f. will folio" ma P
ande
Of ExhbIion NJ the Circus from to o. "
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1837-10-03
For RENT.

A Agent am authorized to offer for rent
IA the place lately lowned and occupied
by Symon BexleY, situated in the hills near
the Military Road, about two miles from
Columbus 1t is healthy situation, and
has never failing we'll of excellent water,
and has on it comfortable cabins, with brick
chimney and a stable. There are about
twenty acres of lanc cleared of wood, and
nearly ready for cultivation, with new rails
sufficient 10 enclose it.
JOHN w. SIMMONS.
September %, 2-tf.
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COM.MESSEOWBUSLFI

NHE undersigned have iOrDa
Il partnership, commencing
OF October next, for the purpose o.
ing a Factorage and GOmmlssa
in the City of Mobile, under 'D 1
style Of
JONES, LYON, & ca
Their business win be conn5', J.
sively to the sale Of produce aDu :
Of goods, when paid in funds 1s, mN
NJ. LYON,
WIN. JYg
r a. The papers published p - -
Mississippi, Tuscaloosa and ~ h
Alabama, will please insert tns 81 !
iii the first Of January, 1925 AD'
their accounts to ,Lk
August. IS, 1879; 49, -, i
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Notice. to Travellers.

TNHE Subscriber has removed to Colum-
Il bus, and has opened Public House OPP
posite the Planters Bank on Main Street.
and would be happy to accommodate his old
travelling friends. To those persons who
have been in the practice Of giving him
their customs he will only say, that they
can judge for themselves the comfort and
attention they have received at his house IL
former times, when he kept Public House
in this place, and at the Springs two mile.
from this town; all he has to say to those
persons who have never Pot up with him,
10, TO make trial, and ne is satisfied
they will never go away dissatisfied. Aei:
prepared to take Town Boarders, and will
endeaVor to give general satisfaction to al
those who may favor him with their Gus
tom. G. H. LIVINGSTON.
Sept. 5,1sS7. 81, It.
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Columbus, July 4, 1837-4l-tll.
FactOrage & Commission 81

+ acGOEage q Commission Isl
flames HAYDEN, A. ]. HO
u AND MORGAN M'MORRI
der the firm and stvle of HAYDEN,
and M'Morries, will open an Ofic,
bile early in October next, for the
ton of a GENERAL FACToRAGE Al
MISSION BUSINESS, and respectful
their services to the public.
They sill, also open an oficein Col
Miss. under the style of A. ]. H0Dl
CO., where one of the partners mIT
times be found. They hope, BY Pm
tention to the interest Of their emp.g
merit a liberal share of patronage |
THE r REFER TO
SAAEL. L. WATT. Esq. Pss
Col. VIM HILL, .Afhens.
THOMAS MGEE, Esq.
Col THOS. G.. BLEWETT
Major VIM DOWSLNG,
Col. CYR US s. AKIN
Col. X. RUFF, Macon,
Cam. WIN. YOUNG, Kemhn
HERHEY CLEEEL.4.VD, En-
HesobaIE
DR.. p. w HERBERT, Cabs
Sy4AfL. n. TONNES, Esq. Nr
THOS WALKER, Esq. SeIE-
DR.. j. Il. MILESTONE, M
DR.. GREENSH.4IY, }
L. BRYAA, }
&. ?. FAIR, Esq,
AoHtgn
J. D. GRAY, Esq. }
Columbus, September /, 1857
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l1--. VIZ AAUN,
nLBNKET & TAYLOR S,o
i dissolved eopartnership in n. y
ifg business B. Taylor il. ana
die will continue to supply the n,.A
B. TAN,o.
B. PLUM
n. B. All those indebted to II. =
Plpnkett s. Taylor. are requested =
Immediately OF otherwise the,
viii be placed in the hands Of an a..
Columbus, September 8, ls37-,s,