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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-07-27
Stano ees Sbermrmeter6 uno gSetters Al
Canton, Sbio-cIu(p 1893.

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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

VETIiE subscribers have it in cuniempi,ioao l.
n commence the publication Of weekly new
paper in the town of Mouticeilo, in this STAT,
hearing tine above title. In asking the patear
OF spirited and enlightened public to the enter
prise, We think proper to conform 70 an esablsAa |
custom, aud eiyc sacci,ctly lhe tenets by wieow
viii lac goye,hed. Tins SoUiHlRN DrxocRil, /
is designed as vehicle Of political iniofnaicna
the people, and will support the p.inciples& E
mociacy and the iuen who profess aud praeaa
those principles Ru. It's columns will iIotbs 90
ssd against weil writivp articles On any otfetss
jcct, rcsesving always to. ourselycs he nMu
Judge OF their merits, their moral ieAtcury :"
We SHALL in all the different apartments Of LIE
rtturc, Science and Agriculture, endeavor tolrp
pace with the genius and spirit q the age; Niavss
care not 10 neglect the ,iuseycstig subjects Of Na
atty, Religion and Internal improvements BY 90
States, &c. ~ reiorY .,lis. a4ases which hss
'crrp, into DOR systrm Of bm,king, shall lte WINS
subjects OF especial care. Butte rssisr the fIes1
ton m Henry Clay 10, the Presidency. 10 GSF@s
bis schemes for biniing and throwing sapti@%
Souhcri States insn the iron clutches Of NoruFm
and British Stock.obbers; to hgn back tho poism'
oil chalicc which this dangerous aspsraD, is apply
ing NJ our lirs--shal BE- with usat az sanes olFsS
Of constant care and incrcasiopg labor. we w.
lieve tha, the election of any man .s'lsrminsM
unsound principles world be Ilnrbinger Of rsi''
zeal lcpm'y, which in four years would iea'o eseE
limb of ice body pot,ir. No greater evil IL OUT
judgement, could befal this coup,ry and rs demo-
cratic institutions, than 70 intrust the adolusfs'
ton of lis affairs 10 federal lnanagenieuts drn%
\ Presidential .tegn. 'I'.uly il would be ''wo's, |,
than even pcs,enc.." Convinced Of this, az.
relying firmly on the Justice Of our caSsf, We sha'
resist until we have spent tlr last sbctin the ock'
the election Of any man to the Presidency WHO
NOT = Democrat tried and approved. r ~,
N. TnK SourHtRN DEaocnAr,, will, be, puhllcsyp
every Saturday on large super Royal sleebcor'
'ncncing on or before the first If January DNA
and furnished 10 subscribers Al S. pi advance, 2,
NC at the c,pi Of tho yrar. NJ subscriptions WIZ
be received for a less period than one yess.
Advertisements inserted az QUO dollar for tsern
ten lines for the first Insertion, and 6ly Genus w
each Subsequent. r.
\. H.. PASCkIs
or. KIGER
Monticello, November ri, 1893.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

JAMES +. TRoTrEa has
Signed his seat in the Sena,,
the United States.
DANIEL w. WRIGHT has
signed The The oilice Of judge
High Cour, Of Errors and 4,
peals, fhe Resignation 10, laI
effect on the first day of Dscsp
Der aext.-[M ississiNpiaa,
a wag went last week to ID
shinAon marFet 10 purehas
riggs. lie found Il coualnua,
with a basket contained ii,
quantity he wanted; alleragns.
ing upon tho price, I've told ND
connlrymy to fold his arms, AID
he would conn, them out Of lh
basket. He did so, and .pii|
them, amounting 10 five dozn,|
mp 10 his chin;,hrn told him d
hold on till he ran home for hu|
change. Alter waiting tilEhA|
|a'ms,ached with The load, with
ont a return Of his customer, ID
was relieved from his awkwait
predicament by crying murdst
*. IN. Y.Stm
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
GovExxoR DvpLES 81 AL

GovExxoR DvpLEs a. n.
CAnoLISi'A, The Raleigh h NJ
rrputs 10 silence The fals.I''s
which Nave been. circoI %
questioning Governor Dnd1
haeluy ,"ilie whig parry, \
ion Inns been mad, \
that he was cpphseu ID
CHI. anda National BAH,
late namher Of The Rev.,
says:--'It istime that this
cious intermeddling should
rebuked. We state, ,G,ret'
,ohat we knom, when WI
that the State cannot bOas
Ia more ihorough-goins M
than Gov. Dudley, HeIs an
sed, radically opposed 10
Van Burer, aud the whole M
cy Of his administration, ,u,|
ding the Sub. Treasury scht,
lis dstidedly in favor ofMr C|
| for President. in prcFrreuc,.
| the present incnmbem,--a,
Relieving the country Cha,
I we'll get along without a X
.',ainal Bank, is 10 favor Of !,
re-establ!slnnent Of such mi
siItu,ion, under proper liam
tions aud restrictions.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

hereafter possibly be peace o.
\. -, a,mony-ior eiyherofus IN q re-
newal oflhis uoion. Ihe aem.
acra,ic party s'aked i'se'f'" ..
The grea, principles of'"t o'-
vorce !; and whether .'n'ne.'''.s,,,
" VICTORIOUS or defeated WIN mn
never abandon IL iWiLL Dr.
I will not
au.in expose mysflf to Tue
flnc,ua;ions, uncertainties, and
hazards Of this connection.
Nnne but the msnuud and 'n-
so!ven, among you can have a.
~ fa;r reason 20 object To NY
determination 10 be lNDEPEN'
DENT, and to mcnt"ln = Sc
cure, uoiform, and constitution
al fiscal system, in the dlschafse
of nv limited federal du'iss'
RY KEEPING AND DISCUS \.
sINGMY OWN REVENUE
The federal s@r,ahi,o"" az
uress Signed by ReneI Williams,
Cara d. Wall, ". Nv. Potter,
all old federaIlsts. and some
others, says: The government
only desires to manage IFS own
businessinits own way
( Where are We? Are we ia a
Republic, and are we under a
Republican Government, that
we talk OF the government,
funds,' the President being in
dependen,;' keeping aud dis.
bnrsing his own ;reyenue;' The
government managing its own
way?' This isthe Language of
the despn,s. The Dey Of Al
giers was independent: he had
entire control over his own
fnnds; he managed his own bu-
slness IN his own way; he kept
and disbnrscd his own revenue /;
.
he had The Suh-rreasury and
hard-moaey-syslem IN luH Ope.
ration, whe0 he was oyc'pow-
cred and delhrone,l by the
French. They found some anil
lions Of gold IN his SUBJ Treasu.
ry.
The language We have quo
ted, is that Ut despnis. The
Pacha of'Eeylt could not be
more despulic or arbitrary in
expressing his ~ises, in issuing
his commands.
The President will be indie.
peudent?' or Whom? or
the People, 10 case Ire can sac
coed 10 establishing his sub.
Treasury scheme. tyhele. are
the government funds.? They
have noae--nnt "A silver. The
funds in the hands Of the govern
meM belong to the people. The
individuals Swing themselves
the government, are the mere
agents (hirellnss) dfthe people.
The President will keep and
disburse his own revenue ana
who wish, 5 to interfere 10 pre-.
preventit? No one. II how.
eyeruae, hing thing 10 manage
bis 'own revenue but quite. ann.
ther 70 manage that Of the pea.
p!e.sa
Who seeks to prevenf ne in
dividuals who compose HE gov
rrnaseat, from managing their
own business ,n,l,eir n,,,, ,,, @,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

Who seeks to prevenf ne in
dividnals who compose The gov
hraase"t, from managing their
own business lnlheirown way o
We have heard Of none.
Y. The President, Mr.. Gous..
and those federal coMmi,,ee,
men, seemtn have frgo,;en, hst
The people are the principles.
and the government merely ,he
agenls.--Wha, wouldbe though,
81 Factor who should TELL h;s
prlocipals--l will be indepen,.
deo';l will manage Your bn,i-
ness IN my Own way :Twillkee,,
ana disharse my own way! II
This lsthe' language while seek
ing % obtain power. wIsat viii
De The action after IL should ~,
ef be obtained That u des.
pots, hssuredly. 81 sfa
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

AtN-NEt ~ 81 ~ 49,
40 q g Rs. Jhckse NIIa.
Febt1dty ~ 1855. he.
isiS aIguaplant 81 tie several leefis
ntri TIE Iauft1 Dlkisipnnf Nlisslisippl
Mime are hefebg ordered 10 hold 81 elec-
lion n Alsinf Stneral of the laiiftH divis>
i'm, pn obday and TUESDAY tlle sd and
24E II pfit ntxf. lp those counties
where here isno Colonel q tler theeE
connaad ding lhe ireept. ne Sleflit 8 re-
qnife % adeertise and bold the election.
aid make .loe reiffh ilefee g the Atlas
tanf nerd - iar sl'n,
Naja trners - fleees is req nired
fa 81 der sn election for bfigadief aensil 81
Tie 6ls Brigade Of tie fQufl1 ditisiers
lo 81 ield On tie same days
Bfigatler Genera james Cana ~. VII
Erdtr die Shefjiis ii Tie counties 81 9etihs
oeIla. Gh0rlap aud Carrot. to hold 81
election 81 ille some DAYS for eo,oneI lsie.is
tenant CeI0nt AID AlAisf-fbefe being a
1,oIopeI 81 otter clilcel commanding the
ifne0ls IA those c1uglirs BriE der
fseneral anfes art VII aFdtr lhe Sber-
die cennties of Ken per. Smith and
1.ta g hold ~ tleesiaH % tie same
1laY ia Colonel Lieu enant Colonel ard
u jn there being 10 Colonel or olller Ga
ser. commanding lie Regineits in those
counties he officer holding elections q
tlle s. sefai cpuntes S. a e equifea 50 certify
and retnfn the tesnk af The election ID leik
sete fai count 10 the Asljatans General,
IS Us ksuui soQn the votes are eau
ord of ALExANoE q, Nlc1vTzs
.ss ii PRICE
m afhyif Eeaeral ~. s. IN
26s7W
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

eutinns @ me rirecsed. onl the cifcQil
e0uFs ol l.oWndes conne shall proceed
tosell foI rashs before the canfs house door
II The kagn Ct Cnluih JUS. en- Monday lhe
has n and q he Nor9a hall pf ncrlh hall
& sqnare 43 north IF Main streei ard an
HE imp slVeEnenls islean, atiSfy an fi-
ecnsinn thar Catch II. Jenes nsi ethsfs OBJ.
March. eishtssp hll'drea and lirsy iglsi
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
3 BYRON BARKER EDITOR
ID namENElLENN AlN9llIs

,r saBgEEllEDN Nl&tlo
.ls'Ss5 ~ M every TUESDAY, q fiy
uOl's"sua oaSance, or Six Dollsrs 4 ue.
~ a. I.onc. M No Subscription received
y, ,bsn six months,
81 sssosIJ'TJsFMENTS not exceeoln6 oiis
En- @ S,.n -, lines or lesS) viii be inserted
lS,s S1. nolIar for the hrst inssrtion and
y. I%s S,.O,s for each continuance tndi-
,.l,' sdyertissmen,s from dlstanee
lS-, !, ~, ' S- inserted unless the money Is
!, With them.
I A A5y.r,;,ing customers are re9ees sol
~ "a IN their advcrnsemenss The.
NJ, W., of ,imesthey wish them lisserls
..rS;ss NV; : ,hey will be published sill inss
IA charged accordiuEiy.
STcJ,jons Of personal nature Will be
I'd double price.
LETTERS addressed 20 she Editor
'.;ns,x rannec,ed with the 0thce mus
4 paid, otherwise they will not be a
4 IN.
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
I.11.D .1.FID yTEGBOEs
FOR SALE.

clLL srlkthe bes, bargain in The copf
in my plantation, lying one 8 q hai
4ntA west Of Columbus, inlnedlatelp
|, Macon road, and on the Bigby i
n, $40 acres, 500 Of which IS iti the
d state Of cultivation. with very supe-
~ fences, aud every ueetltul building
cotton farm.
!, IS TO terms suit, the convenience Ct
arcaaser; interest on time IN All cases
bs required. And l will If necessarl
sela trade, add ten, or fifteen likeiy
YOUNG NEGROES,
blacksmith among thenis IN case q
ta,h is mixed with the notes. Aud nj
security will be required Than : sitR
property, which will be requlied from
Be who AXIS for credit. Call and See
you can't trade with me il will be felly
Elsewhere.
NATH. L. MITCHELL.
26,-ti.
S. 4 Secoud rofe private residence
town Of Columbus. Huuld be taKruus
price, in part paymsot, for the aeoye
nv. N 4. M.
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
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~ Behsist No. alk Place N. z.
hagitg petlna1entlg heated himself in Co>
Profession, lie wnold state that he has
spared no pains N alaSing himself acquain.
ted vii every branch Of the professioa.
both pfaesicaf and theoretical. and Is now
PR pared 70 perform al Operations apprr-
tanning 10 DentaI SurgerY, N The latest,
Masl approved aud scientific manner.
Ofic on Nam Street, uhder be eomE.ets
ciai Bank.
II. eeta inserted On Gold Plates
from one 90 an entire set.
March 18th. 26s9f.
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
SO WARD.

y 1s sHhscrIber vi give lie above =.
ward foF The q litet.Y q him, 81 infer.
matt q 50 that he ge hem gssn. o
eaf Day n,sles one nt0e lie oiher
.nel Sc. each between niie ald elre
cd. oala mules slragtd 81 tete STOLE
from he tatus uf lie Sd iser near Phi
InBthlsq0ntl oungf. Miss. saboaf S,
SEPT 1887 heg are supposed "a 81
aiming easi they were rather lfsl ia ord
The horse had small esh sore 81 ne rs R
SIDE Ct tlle fulpp Wien he left. as 81
ustks recallsetsd Ehe subscriber mas 81
.slslrssssd g PlYmopsh Lpwnds coans
IN IS 81. lRB4
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
GEO. 5. GAMES.
K.MANIJET. g (sAIsJIs.s; lesl,pct

EMANUEL & GAINES espeCtFnl.
ly afqAanf heir customers and fIitnts that
eseta. AN Gaines and James Fitzsimmons
WI continue the ractofage and Commission
Business On their own account, and that
they viii be pleased to attend % the busi-
ness q such Of their friends as may favor
Them. with theii. PATRONAGE
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

|. nH FRIDAY the seth daY
~ March ng1ts WI be soki
a public auction tn the prene
Is, tie following described
property. viz;
| he plantation lately owncd
n by Joseph GrisShy and fcrmsr-
Thos. d Connell. E,q. situate in tho
n LoWpdcs about fifteen miles fyont
bus. an the ROb;nssn Road contain
3. acres If Land. This plantatioa
"a as the Puchlynh pia,s, aud is 81
N qOali'y of c6yIeh land. Also an
cesAary farming utensils attached q
Rn'aIioui also 1000 bushels pf c3fn
plrs, Ihree horSeS. two yoke nf oxen,
? small cai,le, 100 hogs. 2 00o lbs.
~ household aud kitchen f0rniiufr
aSd bcddi4g. cne seu of smiths
double Sis, one Wagon ard harncs
oguhs
The Sale will BE positive and made
x ALLOWING terms, viE; Plantation
edIi Of oae and two years, the per-
EPcriY On n crcdittf Twelve mnnths.
will be Sold ON Mouday che 81 dat
nex', in the town 81 tolunh1,
''lug described property np q efsdii
moHihS:
Plantation lately ewnea by Joseph
and formerly " Tie heirs q Gas
ludnck, anuaied % the county o.
=, about two miles and 3 hallSputh
nouS, on the waters 81 I.uxapaliia.
iD0lgby rivers Coptaiuiag 800 and
res enc undiyided halfin
quarter ol SIC $. Il ~. N Range
haF uflue Ne. IS, 81 See. ! Town.
Ncrth, R Is East.
5 west q !. .ofSW qrs sect 81
Z. II, $, r., 10 wtsk
Lots No Z, anil 70 Sfci g
Lownship y, North Rang
Lot M I. Sec 81. Township
IS, North, Rapge l7E
Whele ni vest half N + az. section
Aa,p y, north. Range 10 east.
49,, west half n v qr sec IL. toph.
north. range 9 east.
range Z,
,,..t west . half n z ar sec n, towo
-,' - q ~, Lot number S, inV. Maebg
% columbus, AIississippi sitl,st. 4
''ison Military Road. and also
" ne sown Of ST. MaTv lllin6is
J. ~ BEBN
1ss Auelionee
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

RS. sla9ls s 81 nlis.
inc bsslses
|iin ei fce M alf
q ensIi1e ifnel Int
the requests iIine lals IS ste
Hed l ilo persona lt. r.
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

ME subscribers al aitieulatis request an
persons having unsesleled accounts
WithtlleFp 70 call al their former Counting
rnan, aud close them bg nbte or ofherwise
We haze also OF 1000 dollars waTth q
goods, which We wish 10 sell a VIII lesale.
BURGESS g dPsON.
Eol0mbus January Sokh 1888
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

1E partnership heretnfufe existing un-
der the f,m nf Hooker & Hill. was
5lIssoi veel.ehis daV BY mutual consent. All
persons Wlre ARE Indt btedtn tie firm, are.
requested 70 eallansl settle by paying che
caali, longer indulgence cannot le gISen.
HOOKER,
G. HILL.
march rs. 1888.
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27


LTOL1' 3 ROSE have thus sIay formed
connection with WILLIAM sISIB-
SON, and under The name sc HOT ii
HOSE e GIBSON, viii continne 10 trans.
act general FACTORAlSE AND
Comm ission Business
~ the city nf Mobile
lleY nave nlasie such Arrangements with
houses n New O leans. as ,si ii enable TIE s,
when rs preferred ar tesirpd by their cus-
toners. to.make shipments Of cotton Or II Il.
er produce g that place, aud to furnish
them with such nccessariesas they reauire
and On tbs terms they Can be llunghl there
sNe solicit ashare Of patronage, and pledge
oAr fidelity and prompt attention.
ALF3t.n B. HOLT.
JOHN II. ROSE,
William GIBSON.
Mobile, 18th December, 1881. i7ssnl
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27

steT Mayo and Vim. 81. May g !,
T Y e associated lllemsshes q the
practice sf lie law. they viii ats
tend tie Courts of Isownkies, Noxubes.
Henfppr, Winston, Ocksihbeha and AieH.
fpe 10 MISS, aud 81 Plrkens Ala. als1s
the nistrict Court nf fhs UHited States, ant
tie Superior Court of Ghaneery, holden a
lselxson Their ofiieei Is situated near iht
esunr, House. and is that formerly occupied
bys III. A N Jones
CniNnil,Us Miss. January 1883. " -3U
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
DOCTOR lIalone

IL profession Doctor j MES r. JOR
DAN, lakes pleasure inrecnmniending hinl
Il ms friends aud Ito1He public; and has sna
tlaal1t from his long experience that be will
Sc atsle Is giae ample satisfaction wheneser
sssisst lRe ot both will at all tines,
when not ae.re., ,s:,i.iI be found IA
fhe elHee heretofore occupied by tlle tofnief.
Doctor Malone has left Adolphus 6.
NYlsf, Esq. his "a horisetl agent for tile
COLLECTION tt his accounts Tor lie last tear
Columbus, January Isl. 1883 .--i7-if
Southern Argus., 1838-03-27
GR EN HILL

HANlNG G purchased the IN.
teresl 81 r. HoplSrr in the bts
siness ceadaofei BY Hooker a
1ills 81 0e pleased f0 receive
tle orders Of The public. HIS