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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
CARn

A THATCHER would return his thanks I'd
his former patrons, and those OF Ths lzts flrm
OF Simmons &4hatcher for The support extend.
ed the firm, and respectfully solicita cont
uannce Of the same to J. W. Simmons who
viii continue at the old stand.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
EN- Hill

RAk EN- HlEE
p HATING purchased the in
II terest Of F. Hooker in the
business conducted by Hooker &
Hill; viii be pleased to receive the
orders of the public: His stock Of
Drugs and Medicines
is very complete; andwill be rendered more so
by continued accessions: He Is now receiving
choice assortment Of Fancy Groceries and
Pickles, among which are superior Wines on
draft and in bottles, Mixed Pickles, Ketchup,
John Bull beefsteak sauce, Preserved RhuhaFb
for pies and tarts, Preserved Damsons for pies
ind tsrfs; Picked Lobster, Sardmes, Rssp-
berry Brandy, dos Syrup; Lemon Syrup; GuaVa
Jelly. A general assortment Of Garden Seeds:
from D. Landreth's, PhiIadeIph ia to which he
invites the attention of the public.
march Is. 266
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DisAnInfi0n.


HltfB eopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween tie subscribers, under the firm o
3. B. Drake & CO. was dissolved on the l2th
inst. By mutual e6issnt. AL persons indebted
to the saids, are requested to come. forward
and make immediate settlement with =. B.
Drake. o. they viii be dealt with according TO
law. lss4a
WIZ. II. GINS win continue tie Auction
and Commission Business n future, ~ con-
neetion with Col CYRus s. AIKTE, under
the frm Of AIEIN & GIBBS, AZ the old
stand, conner 81 main and market street,
EUGENE B. DRAKE.
WILLIAM II. GIBBS.
oetobSr 1a 1888. OCT
A CARD
UAvING for de pfesenff partially with
- drawn from mercantile pursuits for the
purposes 81 setting ID "a ~ iormer business,
| do earnestly eRtTeat al persons indebted to
me Individuality and to the hEh Of p. B..
Drske5 g. CO.. to come fbrward and arrange
or pay the same without delay.
Ny foriher paFtnery Mr. Gibbs, and Col.
G. s. Akin, win ii future, carry on the busi-
ness formerly done b. 3. B. Drake, q coz
for whom Would solicit the liberal patronage
Of ctr late firm. my services win be render
ed at all times, in their BEHALF as AHetioaser.
Gals for which win please be left with them.
c. B. DRAKE.
Oct. Is, 1888. 6-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06
Great Bargain.

ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
TIME Subscriber offers for sale, twenty
4 Thousand acres OF land, lying in the
Chickasaw Nation large portion of it is ly-
ing near the town of Aberdeen; on the Tom
bigby River, to which places steam boats
come in the winter. The lands are said to
be well selected: they will be sold in any guam
tity to suit purchasers. The highest prices is5
dollars per acre. Persons wishing to buy car
obtain fine bargains, Titles good.
Apply to the subscriber, and the numbers
will be given.
GRAYA. CHANDLER,
Agent for the Georgia Land Company.
The Pontitoc Advertiser will give the above
three insertions and forward their accounts to
G. A. C.
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WANTED.

A N Intelligent and active youthto learn the
IN Printing Business. He must be able to
read and write we'll Apply at the Argus Of
fee.
November, 6 1888.
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n nIRTnF LR1TERS.

n EMAINIEG II the puat Once q CO.
lumbus nfississippis Oct 50. 1853,
which nnot taken out bsloEe lot day oL Jan.
next;Will be cent 70 the General Pest Once
as dead letters:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06

80 E4A MK s &c almost every +
. crintion fol sale q tiis Office JOB Pm.
ting executed neatly and expeditously.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-11-06

ANTHONY Iii SCHUYLER
Cincinnati Ohio
Tennessee or Mississippi money, Of good
River Banks, received at par for Tickets
when The postage IS paid
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Columbus, Miss, Oct. 18th, 1883. Off
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17


ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.-She was fine
strapping young woman enough, dress
ed half and half between fine4ady and
a servant maid, but as SLY looking bag
gage as you could select from any as
sortment Of gipsies, and, unless her face
belied her, quite capable of scratching
Cock-lane ghost. Indeed, something
came across me that had seen her be-
fore; and if my memory don't deceive,
it was a: some private theatricaps con-
trary to law. For certain she could
keep her countenance for if the outlan-
dish figure Of a doctor, with his queer fa-
ces, had postured, and paved, and po-
ked towards me, with his fingers, for all
the world like the old game Of my
granmothcr sends you staff, and you're
neither to smile nor to laugh Z as he did
to her, should have burst to dead cer-
tainty, instead Of going of, as she did,
into an easy sleep, AS soon as she was
sound, the count turned round to me,
with MS broken English +: Ladies and
gentlemen" says he, " look here at diss
young maidens, Mizz Chariot Elizabet
Martin,"-for that is his way Of talkin---
."wid my magnetismuses tro her into
Won state Of sombamboozleism,D ,D-or
something to that effect. .Mizz Char
lot Ann, dou art a slip" "As fast as a
church, Mister Count" says she, talking
and hearing as easy as broad awake.
Ferry goot," says he. Now | take
this boke--Missis Glasse Cookery -andI
shall make de maidens read somlittlco of
him wild her back. Dere he is by tween
her shoulders. Mizz Chariot Ann, what
you see now nit your eyes turned de
wrong way for 10 look 2" g Why them
says she, . Mr.. Count, / see quite plain
a + and an o. Then comes r, and b.
and S, and T. and the next word is H,
and "A, and ], and R'n g Ferry goof, 4
cries the Count over again. /. Dat is 10
rost de hare. Ladies and gentlemcns,
you all here? As Gott is my shudge.
sois here bin de boke. Now, den, Mizz
Charlott Ann, vons more. Notyon test
in yourmouse 7" 4 Why then. master,
says Chariot Ann, sas sure as fate,
taste sweet herbs chopped up small r
!" Very goot, indeed but vot more by
sides de sweet hefruts 2n s . Why z saws
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17
CHAPTER XIV
SAYINGS AND DorNos IN CUMBERLAND.

III SAYINGS AND D0INGs IN CUMBERLAND.
Ireckon, said the Clockmaker, as we
strolled through Amherst, you have read
Hooks story Of the boy that one day
asked one Of his fathers guests who his
next door neighbor was, and when he
heard his name, asked him if he warnt a
fool. No my little feller said he, he is a
most particular sensible man; but why
did you ak that are question? Why
said the little boy, mother said tother day
You lived next door to fool, and | want
ed TO know who lived next door to you.
His mother felt pretty ugly, ! guess,
when she heard him run right slap onto
thai are breaker. Now these Cumber-
land folks have curious next door neigh
'bors, too they are placed by their To-
cation rightatwixt fire and water they
have New, brunswick politics on one
side, and Nova Scotia politics on tother
side, and Bay Fundy and Bay Varte on
.tother two. sides they are actilly ~ hot
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-17
POETRY.
For the Maumee Express.
MARY.8

a H a
BY MISS BARBARA PBTTYBoEEs.
The burning chain tnat round my heart,
Thy youth and beauty wove,
Till of my life thou vert part,
Oh! what was it but Love!
The flame it kindled in my breast,
Was like the glowing purple west.
Mary! thy spellis on me still,
Though gray hairs shade my brow;
And she who sway'd my heart at will,
Reigns DER it even now;
And boyhsods rich voluptuous streams,
Gush 0erme in sea of dreams.
There is no past but youth and thee,
And thou art.with me still;
Thy own bright loveliness ] see,
Y Thy presence sweet, feel;
The past, the future, all the same,
So but ! live to breathe thy name.
Mary Thou art to me as when
Thy youth burst on my view, ea.
see thee as saw thee then,
The beautiful, the true;
And what thou may'st to others be,
Can never bring change in me.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
RICHARD NUGENT.
FRANCIS w. TURpIN.

The counting room Of the under
signed is kept in the brick house re-
Gently occupied by Mcssrs. J. Chap
man Y %. which is nearly opposite
Muir, Moore & Cos. old stand. They
are prepared torcceive Cotton on st5.
rage, at the Cotton Shed formerly oc-
cupiod by White Turpin and Nephew,
and have taken out a police of insu-
rance which covers ali Cotton shin
ped to them here, or to Nugent and
Turpin, New Orleans.
TURPlN & NUGENT.
Grand Gulf, Sept. /, 1887. Q7-6m
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

4 NM-E u WNTrII NlELIl

ffOrE na WATCH WtEEfi.
FeVfg mlmH lie citizens
d ltH'H aHI DC public ef1afH''f.
H.lLe Dee Hehe4H hapnH ila South
iHlt af Ibe f4hfia lH4fft nest d1of f0
ma CiI0eh liaht aad Is prepared 20
loetrIy l.6d Of work W iIf fine, BOZ
lba best s.fIa aHi at ihe shortest bo.
Hee.aIl e4tl repaired Is haaGf prop.
if uoJ), warranted r. perform y
months. lie 0o1IdaIso inform thc lu.
andgeuHomeo. ih8the iason hand
general assortment Of
GOLD aud SfLtER WATCHES,
ior ladies and gentlemen.
- 1ISD--
A rcneralaaorimcut oft'uards, Rings,
Brcastpns, &c. &c.
December I, 1887 o8-tf
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

IIf I|I N.Y. U urn
M
aa
NH IH
I.. I..NE nHH.I. .H'l lNf
0aN OF r mfWUI, 0Hhe
0uH eHrN.anaI miH uHu0Hit
require Ua IHut'n'.r Ul i.f INfH
.HIrfHfnHupu uIHhNf. .i.u ltu
IHtfi.t., anI l.a.f mNHhfal aNfnf
1hs hU m NI IIrstf0 afum
uI haime,af fuo.iod bI nef naraa
.lJt iegfhlgfes,Ia scattered i1 nUt
mefms ,y.Hmf., buried Oullfamn.s
of private ,rls, pl Importance 40 those
alone whDafc directly interested lu
their p.otpion.,mnI ohoflushy their
bllt, aHd tho stunt az arrangement.
an almost iuslpomb.e barrier ip that
General determination of their con.
tents. amongst lhc great ma.t Of Che
people. which their Importance would
'ocm t0roqulrc.
no collect and arrange alI the laws
ol @ general nature, now IN force. IN
dis State, under their appropriate
titles, together with n suitable digcgfrd
indcN, and experimenting, in person,
the completion Of the works. until.
ready for delivery, wlIl be a labor of
no small magnitude. The support
and patronage Of the intelligent cili-.
lens Of this great State, ! feel conf J.
dent, will not be withheld from aiding.
in the accomplishment Of a work
which will more widely disseminate
4 knowledge Of our Institutions, and
he wisdom on which they are based. /
~ J. FOX ALDEN.
JdckSOn, Mss, Feb. 1888.
0cr The work will be published in
wo royal octave volumes, comprising
rom five to seven hundred pages,
ontainingall after the cnacting clause,
eybatim, of every law now in force.
f general nature, together with a.
eierence to the pamphlet laws. A
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
COMPREHENSIVE.

u ICIIARD NUGENT, Of New Or
IA leans, La. and FRANCIS w.
TURPlN, of Grand Gulf, Mis-. have
associated themselves together for the
purpose Of transacting a general Com
mission business. The STYLE of the
firm in New Orleans will be Nugent
& Turpin, and in Grand Gulf Turpin
& Nmgent.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
estate ofJames Z. Brown, late Of Madison
county, decd, by the Probate Court of said
county, at the April term, 1888: all per
sons indebted to said deceased are rcques
yea to make immediate payment, and those
holding claims against the same will pre-
sent them within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
NATHAN y. WHITEHEAD, Adm'r.
Nav Q. 70 ew
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JAMES ADAMS,
KILLS WALTON,
WIN. MONTGOMERY.
April II, 1888. 46-tf



Published IN Charleston, S. c.
WHILE numerous literary periodical.
are issued from the American press
which are literally patronized, it ha,
been Il subject of general regret, thai
since the discontinuanco of that able
work, the Southern Review, there has
been no magazine established in South
Carolina, allording a suitable medium
through which the opinions of our best
writers might be brought to bear directly
- ,"sefully upon the public mind IL IS
WIN view 10 met TINS demand, that the
publication of tins work is proposed
and that the patronage of the citizens Of
the South is respectfully solicited
The proposed Magazine will consist OF
original communications on literary and
scientific subjects, of recent publications,
particularly in the department of light
and fugitive literature, of popular tales
suggested by historical and local associa-
atlons. ofpoetry and political intelligence.
Its columns are intended to afford vehi-
Gle for the free, but temperate discus
sion of all questions, which, from their
Importance, interest, or attraction, are
deserving of the attention Of an educated
community. If it shall become what its
name imports, a journal of strict south
ern llterature--if it shall serve TO place
upon record u true account of the opin-
ions, feeling, habits and general tone of
thinking of an enthusiastic and HIGH
minded people--ii, under the enliyening
inspiration of the GENIUS Loci, and with
the approving smiles of the generous and
the fair, andt concurrent and effective
aud OF the learned and talented men
among US, if it shall contribute. in any
small degree, to secure for the South that
elevated literary position to which it is
capable OF attaining, is design will
then be fully accomplished.
The work will be conducted by the sub.
scnber and assisted by several literary
gentlemen, who have pledged themselves
TO contribute constantly and literally to
our columns, who are interested in IFS sue.
cess, and who think the present a iayora-
bic iuncture for the commencement orI
such an enterprise. twill be printed in
an octave form, on fine paper, in monthly
numbers of 56 pages each. and will he
put 10 press as soon as a sufficient number
OF subscribers can be obtained to author.
we It's publication. The "Iournaln win
be furnished to subscribers at five dollars
per mnum, payable at the expiration off
SIX months from the date of the
hrs, number.
DANIEL k. WHITAKER.
CHARLESTON, 2Ith July, 1887.
Resolved, That the Literary and pb;
esophlcal Society understand, with higb
ratification, that Mr.. Whitaker is abont
commencing q monthly journal, to be de-.
voted TO the advancement of southern III.
nature, and with pleasure. declare ,heir
opinion OF his full qualification for such
N undertaking, and comply with his re.
Iuest to be permitted TO publish the pro-
'cedlngs of the society as the curators
nay approve
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
President pro. tenn.
JACOB DELA MorTE, Sec'y.
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NaIdm uHNafHin tamfg IHi5.
ff Coz U tf f.a iHmmNd itHMw.
hIHfhD mII ilHatIiH atOf al n. W4
and f,iLliuhoIt which, note i0saihef
Wrhitt deed NJ tf0sf Wefe asslaheA
bg afif. Wa Litilabetlotso.
w. paichad. liho aid note hains
wholly HnwdJ $50 ihe undersigned
shall proceed a. selI No public auciion
at iho Court House door IN the town
~ Canton Madison county. ON We'd.
nesd1y Che COB day ~ Juno nest. a.
tbe highest bidder lor CASH, The fol.
owingdcselibcdpfopcfiy 70 sit. Lots
., 100, lGl. and lG2, in the
town " MadisonyiIlc Madison county.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

s1AIg o. aiiss,.g,.
=. Madison comls Il ~
To all persons NIB ~
, s,o 51,e and hersa.fsn. +.
Wy I LATgaAT, deeeassl.~..e,..o''s
u ~ are bereIy a.. ~
N fore the ptoba,.
county al a regular is,n
holden ut the Court IIslss.
on the fourth Monday M.
and there to show caar ] |
why said court should M
decree that the lands /. v. |
debts.
Witness the Hon. Thn.s
Judge Of Probate !,
fourth Monday IF ~
Of our Lord ooe tbo,,,
dred and thirty-eish, !.
said court. ~
Issued tie 9th day d n. i
JOHN T. CANEPav
NAY .. 5O-es /
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SHERIFFS SD

VIM. Montgomery Oh Pti|
VS.. TO AWII
VIM. 7. Graves 4 ID Nd|
John K. Grigsby. ] 4
HeI virtue of the above d
= . me directed, | shall end
sale, for cash, at the CourtHaI
the town of Canten, on Mon1i
day Of June next, the folloT4
tract or parcel of Land: Eada
east quarter, and cast haidi
quarter, of section 81, tovasiiI
4, east; containing l6O ms'
Iess)-leyied on, and will b /
lsfy the above stated case.
S. VI. FR0URNOl1
May 8. 50-4w /
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI n n
>, MADISON County. ouri
10 all persons interested h !
tenements and herediians,t
10Y GRlNsTED, deceased-G,|
" on are hereby cited N
a. fore the Probate Cn]
county, at a regular ternts|
holden at the court House /
ty, on the 4th MONDAY d i
then and there to show caas
have, why said court shcaau|
der and decree that the laa5 /
ments of said deceased b ii
WITNESS, the lIono1
SHAcKELFoRp, JUDGE
- said county, the
LIS. of April, in The II
Lord, one thousamds
and thirty eight, III
court.
Issued the 9TH day Of lIsf
JOHN L. CAMERA
May 9. 5O-Gp
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

part Of Lot 40 gao, in said town boun.
ded as follows to wits beginning "a feet
south CT deg. west from the south
west corner Of Lot No lG2, running
south 30 deg. 40 min. east a. poles to
"a stake. thence GO deg. Gust ii e. 10,
% poles to a stake. thence due North
40 Il lG-2j poles to a stake, thence
81 deg. west AZ &2l--25 poles to the
beginning; containing ca acres, also
the south half Of east half Of north w.
] Of section l3, township 8, range s
dast; containing SO & Clio acres to-
gcthcr with all the improvements on
said lots and tracts of land to wit: a
large tavern house, out houses, stables
&c. The titles to be given, it is be-
IIcyed are uncXceptionabIe.
J. SlLVERBERG.
CHARLES J. SEARLES,
Trustees.
March 7, 1888. At is.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
TURPIN & NUGENT
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

fs'IIE following property will be
a. sold on the 28th of MAY, 1888.
beng the estate of William Reed, de.
ceased, and belonging to his minor
helrs-to wit: An undivided half of
the under mentioned tracts of land
the north east quarter of section six.
township seven, range one, west;
north east quarter OF north west quar-
ter OF section five, township seven,
range, one, west; north east quarter
OF north east quarter of section thirty
one, township eight, range one, west;
east halt of south east quarter of sec
uon thlrty-one, township eight.
range one west.
The terms of sale will be made
known at the time.
J. G. HOLMES, administrator
April 25. 48-5w
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
NOTICE,

NOTICE, /
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, nA1is'
undersigned haviRs'l
Il ters of adminlstaila4
Honorable Probate Court q :
at the April term, on the esi',)
tus d. Hester, deceased, lalfa
Wherefore, all personsna
estate are requested 10 cone
make immediate payment aA|
ing claims against 1t Will n
properly authenticated, ani !
time prescribed by law--9Ilfl
will be forever barred BY lm
WILLIAM HESlbS|
May 8. oo-Os
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rlIE WESTERN MONTHLY MAG
AZlNE, Aad Literary journal.

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AzINE, Aod Literary Journal.
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and those Of the "Magazino" will not
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NOIIGE.

ROOKS for subscription TO the cap
- ital stock Of the MfsIsslpr UNoN
Bank, will be opened at the counting
room Of Mcssrs. Priestley & Newman,
in the town Of Canton and the county
Of Madison, on the first Monday in
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and during the space Of one hundred
and twenty days, under the supcrin-
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NOTICE.

NUTIUE.
4 SHALL. at the June term 1898, of
: the Probate Court ofMadison coun-
", present my account forfnal settle
ment and allowance, as administrator
on the estate of Thomas Herod Decd.
where all those who teelinterested can
attend, and abandon the furtheradmin-
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ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, adm.
April II, 1888. 46-9w
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INSOLVENT NOTICE

The undersigned commissioners OF in
solVency on the estate of Albert r. Lief
mgwell deceased, will meet for the pur-
pose OF adjusting the claims against said
estate, at the office of Messrs. Topper
and Rollins, in Canton on the Sd MONDAYS
OF March, April and May next, at 10 o.
clock A. M. of each day.
JOHN H. ROLLINS.
TtlO'S, ]. CATCHING,
JOHN MUM.
Commissioners.
February 2a, 1888. 4o-tf.