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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

Ahnls aVU1 ~ PAsTE-h" sscs~nt Hnu mknay
70 give pear whiteness t"fhe teeth,
r enhanes the charms asd besuty ~ the meush.
And 80 rag ant sweetness ~ the breath.
r. \, .,tsins ent eng devoutly wished,
T,.o.sk e~er IN effectively achieved
We sjrris Tooh Paste hspriiy insures
Tnis mu "A desired result, will It's use.
win prealp' nese saa high Satisfaction, prove
The ORRis TOOTH PASTE. while ID bespsihes uhe
trcth removing and preventing every sppesrasce ~
tartar giving 70 thr- clear ard pesrly vhene, ~
groves color Of tks lips gums, gives sddcr~a
beauty fcsa e~ssbs Of the nosth-by lis srfcctng
properties u greatly tends preserve from decay.
spd slse Psrs that peculiar end rsesr s~eetne 70 -
breath which the prvs koos Iustv excessively
ceiessied. For sale wh.-sae s~s re,sn nv
II. g. HART No fT3 Brosdwsy.
u11-v OF Cnprt.ndt -.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-10

MIssIs IPpI ALABAMA, ard UNION BANK Of
Vl Tallahassee funds wanted this day nv
g. ,. SYLvESTER.
jyo3t $50 Brosdwsy "a Wall 81.
7 UMB ER MEMS Bank Notes vii be rurehashed,bis
IL week by - SYLvFsrEw.
yg $50 broadway, 22waii n.
TINE uAIHi TIE HATN!i-It shnpid invariably
be bore mind that 10 good NJ Teeth, the
s,os, desirable p-perty the possession Of hne head II
HAIR and which only be obtained by constant and
free use OF the ABLE HAIR OIL, richly pcruued
desirable substitute Tor the mnny Injurious preparations
that are daily pamed ppon tie public. -
The advertiser pledges himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR oil will fauad nourish and gthe The hair,
and bald plseessnd In order to meet the
sve demand Cor H. las put AZ the low prize 81 81 cents
bottle. For sale bv n. G. HART, iT3 Brpaassy,
s2tv corner nj Co1vtsndt st.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
NOTICE.

undersigned having appointed
IN. 5. BAlLKr Esqr. their attor,
attend 10 their business mot
|op committed to other Attor-
Eving their absence from the
notify all persons OWING
/ to cali md make settlement
h,and all persons having claims
FiAtm are requested 10 present
fe to HIM, FOR liquidation.
STUART & MITCHELL.
ION, June 81, 1898. 5-6w.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

H4fuH fFHtttNE
HfIfts
sl.e ~
UE.H tFNt
a haa M 81 t*8 W.
wtfs Aef Hs $3.50 lslt
eHHNW Hl ~ lN# f
is sfss lafff Hs sea- HNHHt ~
fFHs4sf. hf l6iftlHeaH H'e ~ fsHn
l l sHfi 4lHmFHH sHhla *f
h
fheHeaHHe " hhst tuaANa
if ia 81 VS. HIuHafai pafiIssnl oaf
Haff fffelfsfa @Hlal pt0Npl II fhs
f1H.sl H1.s4 whHh sMii eiHwFiafis
ilal4lslfh Fnm 4 Nfm f1hsle
NH ilata NHpnallmfa vs. Indispensable
fHH aaettsfis ettHa and q -
rNafl8l aHnfy Vi fUfferi'fg sath ssii'
aul Hu.nfIassBeNia as ai present PER-
tale oIf ~ n'fts Wu afe constrained q
afteaale is cdahlshnthi W,ih atnl, an.
Wiih Bii ihe ability We can bring To opi
ad Wunc opposed 20 ihe loading inca
.asfotof lha present administration, anl
IwiIl SUSTAIN WMa principles
OarDcmoeaiic friends nocd not IL &c
.iofrci from extending their patronage &
the lNrfLLWtNCEu from go Apprehension
Of wounded scnnbiiiy.ns We have deler
lmnci 10 exclude hll offensive mallcr.-
/ We. therefore. solicit the patronage of al
parties. with tile hope thar Our lourno
win prove both pleasing and inalructiyt
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
NOTICE.

I Undersigned has deposited in
|e hands Of n. Callahan. Esq.
|en, the notes, &c, due the late
simmons & M'Intyre, and
E e' Williams & Co., for collec-
Those who wish to save cost.
well by calling and settling in
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
ROBERT AI'INTYRE.

|sston, Jnne 25, 1898.
uFlng my absence from the
persons having business with
please call on Mr.. JoHN M.
Vernon, or Mr.. r. N. TnoMp-
Fys Blnll'-either of whom is
sd TO receipt for claims due
keob Y Go. r. MI.
!, l833-6-3m*
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
Ilk. J. w. BASS.

I'm. y. W. DAf1D.
nAVlNQp permanently locatedhm-
selfin Canton, Mss, respectfully ten
ders his services as Botanic Physician.
and hopes by dligent attention to his
profession, corrective a share Of put
liz patronage.
01Ar0liice near the old Court House,
where he keeps stock of genuine
Botanic Medicines.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

MARI vs. SALE.
Aliinr !lydeI III U. States circuit
rs I@)'} court, ven'd. oy-
Levi pcarcelHl ponas to Noy'r.
surities.l3 term 1858,
FeY virtue Eslc above stated ycndi-
Il Stloni exp to me directed by
the honorabbiFcuit coart OF the Uni
ted States f&'b district Of Nlississip-
.pi. Twill y he FIRST Monday Of Au-
gust it Ing the 9Th dayof the
month. expoIto pubic sale ior cash
before the CIrt House door Of Nladi-
SON county,thd lqllawingId described
property to Iit one house and lot in
the town ofsh;ron situatecin the n.
w. corner d cAtre and perl streets
fifty feet Oh perl and loom centre
street; alsobnegig and harrss. lie.
We'd on asltlleprqperty Of etcndants
and will be seldI 70 satisINp!alntlli:
debt andEost. sale TO take plce with
in the hdlrs prescribed by liw.
VIA. GWIN, Mrslial,
July lHass. ! i price 50
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

Prospectus Of a Monthly .Nogasiae'
To be entitled NE
SOUTHERN LITERARY JOURNAL,
Pu6liy1ci In Charleston, s. c.
WHILE numerous literary periodicals
arc issued from the American press,
which are literally po,ronized, it has
bccn subject Of general regret, that
since the discon,iuuance Of that able
work, the Southern Review, th9re has
been no magazine established in South
Carolina, atIordirg a suitable medium
through which the opinions Of our best
writer's nigh. te brought 70 bear directly
and usefully upon the public mind. II is
with a view toucct this demand, that the
publication Of lhis work is proposed
and that the patronage Of the citizens Of
The South IS respectfully solicited.
( The proposed Magazine viii consist OF
Original communications on literary and
scientific subjects, Of recent publications,
particularly in the department. of light
aud fugitive literature, Of popular tales
suggested BY historical and local assoca-
atoms, orpoety and POLITICAL intelligence,
It's columns are intended TO afford "a yehl.
, Gle for tile free, but temperate discus
sion Of all questions, which. from their
Importance, interest, or attraction, are
deserving Of the attention Of an educated
, community Ii it shall become what it.
, name imports, q journal OF strict south
+ crn litoratuycr-if il shall serve 10 plac,
, upon record true account Of the opin
ions, feeling, habits and general tone o
thinking Of an enthusiastic ana hgl
minded pcapIe~-il, under the oniycnipi
inspiration Of the GENUS Loci, and wit
G the approving smiles Of the generous an
4 the fair, andthc concurrent and ellectiy
I, aid OF the learned aud talented ne
5. among Us, If i shall contribute, ia an
small degree. to secure for the South lha
: elevated literary position to which It
capable Of attaining, is design wi
then be fully accomplished.
' The work viii be conducted by the sui
scribcr and assisted by several literar
gentlemen, who have pledged themselye
/. Ito contribute constantly and literally
d our colums, who are interested in ITS SUI
s. .ress, and who tbink the present iayori
Is Ible uncturc for the commencement (
4 such an enterprise. twill be printed
& an octave form, on fine paper, in MONTH
I, numbers Of So pages each, and will |
: quito press as soon as sufficient numbc
- of subscribers can be obtained 10 autho
ize its publication. The "lournal" wi
be furnished to subscribers at five dollar
per annum, payable at tho expiration
n six months from the date Of Il
n frs, number.
n. DANIEL X. WHITAKER.
Il CHARLESTON, cath July, 1887.
!. Resolved, That the Literary and Ph
lcsophical Society understand, with hiq
! qualification, that MIR. Whitaker Is abe
. commencing a monthly journal, to be d
g voted to the advancement Of southern l
erature, and with pleasure, declare the
opinion Of his jul qualification for SUI
,r an undertaking, and comply with his 7
Il quest TO be permitted to publish the pr
&C ceedings Of the society as the curato
y may approve.
! JOSEPH JOHNSON.
=. President pro. tom.
~ lAcoB Della Morris, Sec'y.
W. --------------- <7,YIf1T11T
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01


ftf
.u
fnlsf a WAlii
ft
HthEAu,
WAfCli NAktH
s informs fhs eiliisf
80 end DO pllis fsusW'.l'
|.4..anasAs sllapen 'lle @H'li
"a. eddie sqmfs. hesi doaf 70
$50, Ilant shl y ffepafsd q
staa Fl Wuk n his lihes b
MI. and Of iae shortest ~.
| 4 cs,l felaifed Is himlif prop.
..N. warranted 20 perform u
~. H. would also iplorm ihc IL.
[.ile.ntlemen, That he hascn hand
III assortment Of
M snd SILrER WATCHES,
IL. aud gentlemen.
- ALSO----
..alsssoFllneut ofGuaFds, Rings,
lvns, &c. &c. !,
|tsmber 1, 1852 28-u
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

n
State /1Iississippi, c l5g'nIlf or saiS
M1s0n County COMFY.
ToM persons interested In he lands,
lenements and hereditanents Of
William N MILAN, dec d--Gfeetiag:
VOU are hereby cited 0 appear
n before the Probate Colrt Of said
county, at a regular term tlereof, to
be holden at the Court Houe OF said
county, on the fourth M.nhy Of Al.
gustnext, then and there to shewcause.
t any youhaye, why said court should
not then order aud decrle that the
lands, tenemepts and Entertainments o.
said deceased to be sold.
WITNESS the Honorable lhotnas,
Shackelford, Judge Of Probate ol SAD
county, the fourth Monday OF June,
in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ond thlrty. eight and sea-
Of said court. Issued the 26th day o.
June, 1888.
JOHN T. CAMERON, Clerk
july a, i338-6-6w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

HNHEundersigned keeps constantly
u I. on hand a genuine assorinenioi
Botanic Medicines and varinus com
pounds: such as, Anli.Disreptic Vine
Bitters; Astrinrent Syrup, for tysen.
tary, diarrhea,&c.; Rheumatic Drops;
Linament; Asuc Mixture. and Cough
Syrrp-er-the rs. n the world'rl
]. w lass.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
LAW NOTICE.

Ia " " = TO n,
SAMUEL B. KENNEDY and l.
~ POPE WALhER, Attorneys and
Counselloss at Law, Canton, Miss.
They will attend the Circuit Courts
Of Madison, Kinds. leahe, Attaa and
Yazoo. the High Court Of Errors and
Appeals. and the District and Circuit
Courts OF the United States, holden
lat Jackson.
May 30. 1880. l-iE
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

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AL
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
SllERll'f'S SALE

III lhlbt 4 ~ NAlsis
John MonigomcryO On Ficri Focio lo
Admir-. &c. April Term 1888.
VS. in Madison Circuit
James NJ. Hartford ] Court,
EDY virtue Of the above stated case to
D me directed, shall expose to public
sale, for cash, al the door Of the Couri
House in the town Of Canton, on Monday,
the 10th day of July next, two valuable
sorrel horscs--Levicd on, aud viii be
sold to satisfy the above stated cases.
$, VI FLOURNOY, sheriff
June q 5-3w Ipr. fee 81
STATE OF MlsslsstrPl,l BIZ The Probate
Madison Comfy. Courqf said ca.
To all persons interested in tile lands,
,cncments and hcreditamcnts Of ilvGu L.
llENDERsoN, deceased -Gree'joa.
" OF arc hereby cited to appear Ne
" fore the Probate Court &c saiC
coua'y, at regular term theroot, 10 b,
|hoElenat The Court House OF SAID county
on the fo0r~hA Monday Of Sept. nest, thrt
and there 10 show cause, lian} yoa have
why said court should northcn order avn
decree that the lands b. sold 10 pay tn
debts.
I Witness the lion Thomas Shackcl'ord
Judge Of Probate Of said county, H.
fourth Monday of IDLY, in the yea
Of cur Lord one thousand eight btin
dred and thirty-eight, and seal o
said court
Issued the 25ihday Of July, 1888.
John 7. CAMERON, CicrE
August [. 1888. est
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01
PUBLIC SALE.

y blslS ShLL.
|!Flre Of an order Of the Pro-
" court Of Madison county,
Mlsslsslppl, granted at the
n, 1888, Of said court, to me.
Y ,str = Of the estate Of Mi
Oaa'lrey, deceased, ! shall pro-
s''' on the 22d day Of August
we town Of Satartia, Yazoo
s t1e following described lot or
'and know. as lot No. 6i, as
"a the plot Of said town. and
% the estate OF the said
% . credit Of one, two AMI
Is--the purchaser giving
approved security:
ALSO
Wy OF August neT,
s etd 70 sell, in the tom Of
= credit Of one. Two and
all Of the following de-
qos' to wit The west hall
FEAST quarter OF section 25.
tsange 2 west; containing
sy'three hundredth acres.
half Of the northeast
s.' section SO, township 8.
~. Containing eighty and
J. nundredth acres, i j Of
Hs;. ssc, a5 township Q r 2
=. 1 90 and fifty three hun.
81 which is the prop.
the estate Of said de.
\. benson.
'nissrator de bonis
= o. NJ. M'frhrcy,
s-H deceased.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01

TnNs.-Thc Macon lNrrLtmgNeEn
will bc pru.ydwi good type ON hand
some paper. and furnished 70 subscribers
al FIVE DOLLARS per year in advance, or
SIX DOLLARS at the expiration of the year.
y. NJ. MuRplIEY,
II. W. F0OTEn
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-01


STATE OF MlsslsslPpl,if the Probate
MADISON County. lprt Of said Co.
To al persons ncre ii the lands,
tenemcpts ami herencnts OF lho's.
h. Martin dccers edfec3ag
w GU are herebyl 70 appear 10
Il fore the Pro Gopft OF said
county, at regnIarni thereof, TO be
holden at the court Sc oi said COIN
.ty, on the 4th Mon of Sept. next,
then and there to shd Fusc, itany you
have, why said uoitid not then or.
der and decree tlTt FINAL settlement
of Mary N. MARTY q Inlstratrix ofthc
estate Of sad 4eq hooId then be re
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21
Prospectus 10 Publiskine

THE LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.
AW, being the rule Of action pre-
IL scribed by the supreme power of the
State, commandingwhatis right, and prohi-
biting what is wrong, an acquaintance with
its provisions is desirable to the scholar,
the legislator, the planter and mechanic,
as well as the lawyer by profession. All
classes of society, in republican govern
ment, Ike our own, dependent, for the per-
petuity of its institutions, alone on an en-
lightened public sentiment, require some
knowledge of their legal cnactments, upon
which their lives, liberties, and their for
tunes depend.
The Laws Of Mississippi, of a general
nature as enacted by her successive legis-
latures, lie scattered in numerous volumes,
buried under a mass of private acts, of inn
portance to those alone who are directly
interested in their provisions, and offering
by their bulk, and want of arrangement,
an almost insuperable barrier to that gene
raj dissemination oftheir contents. amongst
the great mass of the people, which their
Importance would seem to require.
To collect and arrange all the laws of a
general nature now in force, in this state,
under their appropriate titles, together
with a suitable digested index, and superin-
tending in person the completion of the
work, until ready for delivery, win be a la
Dor of no small magnitude. The support
and patronage ofthe intelligent citizens
of this great state, feel confident will not
be withheld from aiding in the accomplish
nent Of work which will more widely
disseminate a knowledge Of our institu.
tons, and the wisdom on which they are
based TT. FOX ALDEN.
Jackson, Miss. February, 1888.
Or The work will be published in two
royal octave volumes, comprising from FIVE
to seven hundred pages containing all Of.
ter the enacting clause, UerbntiRl, Of every.
law nowin force of a general nature toge-
ther with reference to the pamphlet laws.
A dgestad index Of the contents oftae vo.
lunes, viii be appended, bringing at once
to the view condensed statement Of the
standing law, under its distinct and appro-
pirate title.
Terms Will be to subscribers, five dollars
per volume bound and Iettered, payable on
delivery.
The work will, If sufficient encourage.
rnent IS obtained, be ready for delivery by1
the lst Of January, 1889.
81 Editors Of newspapers in this state
who will publish this prospectus will re.
ceive a cory Of the work. They are also
authorised TO receive subscribers names
and forwar The same othe editor Of the
Natchez E ily Courier BY the 1stof Au.
gust.
e. ]. FOX ALDEN
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

W 411H
q 6e1i.n1 VIZ Journal
NDeroSe6Z % 1totffe es1'e U1e6s
E'scf1gs 6bSteNl Etates
TIME Subacflbefs contemplate publishing
infle Cliv Il hngustas 9 paper unasr
he above title. its customary; on such &c.
easions as the present, to publish 70 the world
d full history il advance 81 the coming publ
cation, in which all that could De desired BY
lie patrons IS promised, end 81 which epec-
But we trust the public have experienced the
trnthof thisremark, tooolten, q regard 4 dis
cnssion Of the merits of our Journal, by us,
as any inducement to its support. Taking
this view Of the matter. re shall content our
selves with brief statement Of the intention
of the MIRROR. prefering rather to rest our
claims to patronage upon the merits Of the pa
per ITSELF than upon the strength cf large
promises.
The MIRROR IS designed to be exclusively
LITERARY JOURNAL, and win contain Popular
Tales -Fsssays Select Moral Readng--A-
gricultural and Scientific intelligence PoeE-
ry-Music, &C. &c. It viii be the aim 81
the publishers to render the Mirror acceptable
as a Family paEer, by excluding from ITS col
umns every thing Ike Politics, or Sectarlan-
ism, and admitting nothing that can give Or
| fencefo any class Of society.
The Mirror viii be prinsed in auarto form,
on fine, medium sheet, and on neatnew type.
Each number Will contain one page Of Music,
arranged either for the piano forte or guitar.
/ The columns Of the Mirror are rendered as
a medium for the publication Of al approved
Literary compos tons, and we arenot without
confidence in the belief that there IS literary
talent and taste enough among our citizens, f
furnish itspages with goodly portion Of hon'
production.
As it is contemplated 10 issue the first mum
Der early in May, we would request those VIII
feel disposed to contribute to the MirrcTs T
send in their communications before the first
that month.
TERMS.-Three Dollars in advance, pay
able on the delivery of the second number.
gT Any of our friends furnishing US with
list Of ten subscribers, viii be entitled to
copy Of the paper free of charge.
WIN. T. THOMPSON,
JAS. McCAFFERTY.
AprI 18Th, 1888.
or Editors giving the above few inse
ions VII confer an obligation on the subscr
bers.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21
Notice Is Agents 90 the United
states Insurance Company 81


states Insurance Company 81
me city ct New York.
TRHE Agents of this ,ompany, residing IL
this and other States are respectfully
notified that Their respective Cash subzcrip-
tons to the Stock arc required to be paid 81
tie Gin Bank h this city on 81 befsre The Isl
day If sJplg aert-theIe to remain subject TO
the order Of the Directors. Those who wish
to increase Their apportioned amounts can do
SO, either BY cash payments, or secured by u.
States. State or Bank Stock which are above
par Persons residing ii the inland cities and
to- rs Of this Or any other State il the Union,
who may be disposed to secare to themselves
or to any friend the permanent agency Of tbs.
company for the purposes of LIFE and Fire IN
surance. are informed that BY taking Io00 to
$1,000 Of the stock. ID cash subscriptions
themselves, Of By obtaining that amount
among their friends, they win thereby be enti-
tied 70 -he permanent agency Of the company
ior The county where 4 thsy reside: and can.
probably make from 500 to $3.50 8 year
comm clIss Or III per cent Cd the amount
Of premiums they receive, more 81 less. The
business of the company at present IS con-
fined TO Marine Insurance. Tie bil for the
anendnentof Tie charter. whereby to obtain
the addiEonal prFilege lcr Fire Insurance,
was reported 1aro1tfabE5 ct the last session
IS the atres and tie application
far l.le and fs Insurance privileges iH
Be renewed II January nez aid 10 szl-
finns vi Be spared IS secure both About
100 agents have already been est he'd ior
Marine Insurance n 81 flie pfiacips /,
who win o authorized e iTc sIi-
Iance as soon IS the charter amended
which nil Re - January next With the
wide distribution q TIE sock and the large
amount az annual NUNS which ID j 5e re-
ce.ved 81 the company. lover one million and q
hall at The laves 8lafes,A tie foc cannof
but command hieh price. and there IS 10
doubt butt will ag 81 Twelve per cent.
na nnum and al pfooaa over twenty
cent He eaf W urn
e sElsic ions 6 re cti6n IS
and 81 no 0e ef Gle. 81 j.
one Is 1eeshoed nor over 2EoG0
b any ans
3. BAI.CH.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21

A8GGttff d. $780,
~ BOUND, thankful for past i7ss.sa 800 seSs-s
this method to inform the cilIoia !. 49,. -
iubns, and the public geaer9ly, Ne -.. Z. ~ -,
procured al assistant Baker, he = LOm s.'-a.S,'
keuring Butler Craeksf' ~. 1s 49,, y,
ways fresh, and branch q Ile ltele..s 49,.
which he has followed for the laet nl'y 49, ~.
withorf iniermission, warrants theIa pessei
than any imported CrsckeT. ....,- !.
Heie also extending be bakery 70 every Fs e
,;o,, ~ - 49,: epecihcaiiona fer any KIND q
S oTsgti,v' Wi be supplied at ebert notice lol
Families or Parties. i, ,,,r
,,;si With Crackers by the single Eonnd q
S.Tel Ai-o, Hard, or Sea Bread, an excel,
isni and cheap article for plantations, as lswA
keep Tor years in any climate
Julv 10, 1883 43-f
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-21
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN ARGUS.
A Week3y Npusraprr published .

A Weekly Newspaper published
CoIUMBuS. MISSn SIPPl.
This Journal has been publfL sled nesr9 .
years, and although it has, rnil laielT, lss
comparat vely a dniitive sheet, yet ueflf
port extendedto It has been fa:ieriIg sIe " y
lsiaetoIy i. Tie proprietor. 1t is IoE pills.
on double Medium sleet on entley ~ y.
Iype, ard YES in POINT Of appearance VIII Wiz
most beartAui newspapers in the SoHih- ~
The editor deems it altogether unness
to make an claiborne ssaieulen: If the Ie'a ]
politics which VII be advocated IN fke tol.sL 4.
OF the ARGUS, as almost every Foiteas - -.
State Is already aware the course It bag - =.
to pursued; a course It VIII never o.,
While Il Is under the control Of Tie
Editor. II has uniformly opposed the
present AdmInlsfIatcn oftEe GeLeIai -. 80
nient, for the reason that the Editor So :.
BELIEVES thai the doctrines promulgatee -
tanned BIZ them are subVersiFe Of TIE ~
OF THE STATES and ru:nous to TIE go 4. 4.
teIests of the people at large, parhcua
people Of the South
Southern Interests and Southern lnsa'..k
WI ind ID the ARGUS a sincere and 49, -. :
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Snrnmar C,lnfh. 80.

TROTTER & SYMONS
HAVE lately received a general assert
HI melt Of Sumner Clothing, consis,inge
Frock coats and coates, Vests, Pantalaon
Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Snspender, Collars
&c. Also, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Glns
Cutlery, Saddlery, Crockery, Dry Good Sc
all Of which they invite the attention {
purchasers.
June 12y-39-tf
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nyo1wmbus Livery STUDIES
.TTHHE STABLES Of the sssscEi os, a.- y,
~ Gated near the Columbus lte'el' e i1'..s
from Man Street,
Saddle horses
Sulkeys
Gigs
Baroaches
Coaches ~, ....
v,b os and gsntle horses and " WA =. g N''''
NJ .svs-- supplied On reasonable ,e & =. cas-.
a. io~ 4. q any other estab-ahFa'a' 4 e
eisy SIMON C0CKRELL.
r.,,gubus July 81, ls5G--l5 +.