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worse ones IN their room. 1t is in politics
rs m horses; wlenn man has beas, that,
about about up {, the notch, he'd better No.
swap him; for h.'s an,st certain 10 90.
one nat 50 god as bis own. Efy RTE Is.
"a Rather lee? a c-i.tsr riosc fs,nts 7 do
hno,'' ttaa caiags iin for Jsas. ,ciose
faults don't haor.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-02-27
rc,ncy ssalasla rd,

pp ,,surp EVERY TUESDAY BY
JOHN NJ. DUfF'EI.D,
,o1IARS per wear. IN Gdrnnee, or
i'n .,niration ofthc year.
! be eA''' 'r..ort;nued until all arreara-
20 PAM nre.s at the crtion Of the editor.
1',l ii,.r;,,iions rseeised for sAoriefpe-
| ous ptdr.
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s cs Advertising.

:, ron lines or leas, Cor The first In
VAR no,lar: for each additional inscr-
Ton cents per line for tho FIRST,
v ,. nor line for each additional inser-
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| .hO.. who advertise by the year, n
|,cOuut will be made.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

refused tovote for Bradish becausee ofhis
abolition sentiments, The New York Ga.
zetie 2 wing paper Of sterling merits, uses
the follow emPhatick language:
sic we could wipe one black spot from
the flag ofvictory, there would be no draw
back upon our triumph---lf Luther Brad
ish were not elected we would rest content.
But, no matter, he is Lieutenant Governor
Of New York against the will and contra.
ry to the wishes of great majority ofthe
Wing party Of the state, and only elected
because there was no time between the re-.
ception of his loathsome letter, and the Q.
lection, to shake the party clear from him
distracting and endangering the phalanx of
opposition to Van Burenism. This is his
This is his case, and this fellow citizens
IS our case. The Wings Of the United
States ought to do Justice in this matter.
Thank heaven, he went out ofthe city of
New York behind even loco foco candi-
date"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

mad Id not been kindly aided
IBIS dssig p I he most distinguished li'sra.
b. sOTo S o. ~ names both in this coun.
r1uDd u 99.;a md have, it IS believed, fully
i he's4 iI ,Ss work, The manner il
sustained S srS volume was received leads
,6S i lo hope that this wa, the i'm
pr''sio Jon Il that I'll the present volume will be
rt'n e. Wa, WAY Inferior to its predecessor,
found no C Tu3 spirit, or in literary or
'ab .Sar, y execution" -, -, =,
The G" II unusual elegance, and the
ina 'g a"O,braced in its pages evlnces the
n lses, order of intellect, and was was, fur
bgheS' ~ U, some of the ablest shoIsrs, by
n'n .,a, q Fl the brightest, goniuses Of Eng.
sVer@ S n America. The engravlngs were
land and ana expressly sIr,r for the work BY dis
e1oc9lSSo artists and we hesitate not to
ring u.s., he Christian Keepsake will ef-
~ U : rich treat TO every lover OF polite
'fa l.,, ,,s every fcesing Christian in
i' -So,e hands it may fall.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
MIss1ssIPP1 UNION BANK, }
- PT.,,.l. 70 1oO.o

Jackson, November los 1888.
SIR The Directory of this Institution,
believing that the cotton crop Of this State viii
be unusually short, and that the planters win
desire to postpone the sale of their crops until
the defciencyis known, purpose to advance
Sixty Dollars on every bale Of good merchant
able cot on, weighing 400 pounds to be deliv-
cred to theagents of this Bank, to be appointed
atthe following shipping points, viz:
At Natchez, Vicksburg, Grand Gulf, Rod
ney, Manchester, Tchula, Satartia, Marion,
Greenwood, Grenada, Columbus and Missis-
sippi city.
The owner todeliver to this Bank the said
agents receipt, with the mark, number and
weight of eachbale, together witha note pay
able at II months after date, with two or more
good securities, to be submitted to the Bank,
for said advance.
The cotton to be shipped tn Liverpool, or
such other market as may be designated by the
party delivering the same, at his risk and ex-
pense, and sold on account of this Bank. The
proceeds, together with the exchange, both
foreign and domestic,t to be credited on his note,
and the rate of domestic exchange to be estab-
lshed by the current-rates at the time the ac-
counr ofsale is received,
(Signe y WIN. p. GRAYSON,
Swl4 Cashier.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

4 GOOD WTG.-Shc loves ler home,
believing with Milton, that .
1The wife, where danger and dishouor turks,
Safest and seemest by her husband stays,
Who guards her, or with her the worst
endurcs."
The place Of women is cminently at the
hrc.sidc. 1t is at home you must see her
10 know what she is. 1t is less material
what she is abroad but what she is in the
family circle, is all important. 1t is bad
merchandise, in any department of trade,
topay premium for other mems opinions.
In mafrmony, he who selects wife for
The applause O. wonder of his neighbors,
is ina fair way toward domestic bank
ruPicy, Having got wife, there is but
ore ruc--HoNoR AND LOVE HER. Seek to
improved. understanding and her heart.
Strye 10 make her more and more such a
one as you can cordially respect. Shame
on the brute in mans shape, who can at.
front or yex, not TO say neglect, the wo.
man who has embarked With him for life
for better, f1r worse;" and whose hap.
plness il severed from hissmiles, must be
unnatural and mpnstrous. In fine, | am
proud Of nothing in America 50 much as
our American wives.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
MARRIED.

In Franklin, Tenn. by the Rev. DR.. Dashiel,
on the 18th inst, WILLIAM S. Boiling, ESQ.
of this city, to Mrs. NARY M. Hill, of Frank.
lin.
At Liberty, December End, by the Rev.
+, I. McLain, Gen. THOMAS F. COLLINS, OF
Jackson, Mississippi, to Miss Mary A }.
HAYNES, of Wilkinson county
In Mobile, on the 18th instant, by John w.
Jeanerett, Esq. Mr.. John M. Taylor to Mrs
Louisa ]. Hinton, both late of Columbus, Mi.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
G. r.. Mcdaniel

yKNHE undersigned offers his services to his
4 friends and the public in general as Fac
tor and commission Merchant. He viii re-
ceive consignments with the express under
standing that no acceptanees will be given or
advance made, except on Cotton actually in
possession. aug 2 6-3m GEO. STARR.
G.TThe Selma Free Press; Beacon, Green's
borough; Voice of Sumter; Argus, Columbus,
Miss; win publish4he above three months, and
forward their accounts for payment to G. s,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
BANK OF THE COLUMBUS g. ToMBIGBY
TRANSPORTATION Company.

BANK OF THE COLUMBUS q IOMBIGBY ,
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY,
Columbus, Mi. November, LIST, 1888.
AT a meeting of the Board this day,
ID ESOLVED, That this institution viii
Ia advance $50 on the bale for Cotton, to
average 450 pounds, to be delivered on or be-
fore theS LIST of Jan. next, at the depot in Co
lumbus, or at any point on the Tombigby river;
said Cotton to be shipped to the Company's
Agents in Mobila, New Orleans, Or New York,
or to the agents of the person pledging the
same, subject to snch control of the Bank, as
may be sufficient to satisfy the amount advan-
ced, when Sold
Resolved, further, that such advance viii be
made in the Notes of the Company, payable
on demand at the counter. or in Post Notes
on time, payable at the Bank Agency of the
Company in Mobile; and that both will be
received in payment of freight to the Com
pany, at par, on the whole line of the river,
and in Mobile.
Persons wishing, can have their cotton ship
ped to, and sold in the French and English
markets.
The following are the authorized agents Of
the Company in the Ports above named, viz:
SAYRE, CONVERSE, & Co-MObile.,
PICKETT, BANKS, & Con-. Orleans,
BRANDER g. MURRAY,-NelU York.
The Company's line of Steamboats, will
| commence running on the opening of the
Navigation of the Tombigby River.
By order of the Board.
EUGENE D. DRAKE,
Cashier.
Columbus, Nov. 6, 1856.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
v,om the New York Wing.

THE DISTRICT Al O44'E ~, A.,
I.,,,roI Of Commerce states that Mr..
The Joua luc,a was not engaged previous to
Pnce 5 PaS ,rc Re thlsas it may, the following
hs OeP4l." 80 have from an eye witness. The
I :; S,o,e, flag was flying at tne peak OF tne
T. $50. o.S, and directly under II, TIue signal
LyerpO ,,S;,e hall upon it. When all was rea-
Wl'n y S ,So bausers except one, were let 60:
dy, all w@ ,i Ip newt dropped to the deck, and
The sigma l,o ~' after carriage drove to the
three a l., ,.b;ch Mr.. Price and his son got
~e' and went on board II d Is salu IllaI the
1 1,o, a~ has taken out S25QVCO IN gold alone;
INV TI, tGowing letter appeared IN tne papers OF
Inc O s', "rSn;nc The whole affair looks
yesterday . v souaIly illustration of the
very l nAT ,oIcy Of the Sub-Treasury scheme.
=, a, President 9fthe United States;
n s District Attorneys Office,
NEw.YoRK, Dec. 6, 1888.
O.. 7, the course of my public and per-
on on citations with Samuel SwartwOut, ESQ.
, ,On@ Collector Of this District, l have had
o'a, .c,s;on 10 question either his intention or
D yTt 10 absolye himself from all obligations
: Corernment or individuals.
Tho The Solicitor of the Treasury has officially
,.,no.ted me to superintend and control the
".d,oooJinrs against him and his sureties, for
bs Collection by distress warrant against his
~, Do,son and the goods and chattels, land and
iencwenis Of both principal and sureties.
lnamuch as | doubt both that the claim
,,,instbim (Swsrtwout) has been truly stated,
,6i that the summary process to obtain it has
boou ,ons.tutonally issued by the Solicitor OF
,boTtasury, beg leave to dc cline any official
eorneyion whit. Under these circumstances,
I cannot consent to become the instrument OF
their destruction. MY Office of District Attor-
new OF the United States, is therefore hereby
surrendered to you, with the hope that you
viii speedily direct an account to be stated be.
tween tn, Treasury Department and myself
"a order that may be absOlved from any per
pla liability in the premises.
The amounts Of costs due to me for unfin
sipd business Of the office hold, will far ex
eel that which l have recently received from
dblos of the Government, and will, upon
adjustment, entirely acquit me OF any in
dbedness to it.
have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM NJ PRICE,
DS,rict Attorney fr the Southern
District of New York.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
~ ". BnIa.1eIl.
WEDNESDAY, JAsuAar ls.

Win be sold IN front II the Mansion House,
in the city Of Mobile, at II O'Clock, a. M. 1905
3S-I00 acres Of Land, lying Noxabee county,
Mississippi, VIZ:
The LIZ NE Ia and 1-2 Sc IA sec. lS,
township no. 16, range IA east, containing
126 34-100 acres.
Also, W 10 sec. Is, townshipno 16, range
Is east, containing $50 32-lOO acres.
Also, sw IA sec 7, township no. is, range
Is east, containing 100 1900 acres.
Also Sc IA sec 4, township no. I6, range
Is east, containing I60 16-100 acres.
Also, " ID sW IA sec 8, township no. 16,
range Is east, containing 10 S0-l0Q acres. s
Also, 10 sw IA sec 8, township no. lis,
range 8 east. containing 10 5000 acres.
Also, W I-2 Sc IA sec 8, township no, 16,
range Is east, containing 20 5000 acres.
This Land is Of good quality, was selected
for plantation, and lies in one tract,
Tennis and IL months credit for APP
proved acceptances.
C. e. HAZARD, Trustee.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
Union Bank AgenI c y.

TINE undersigned having beeu appointed
i Agent for the Mississippi Union Bank, is
now prepared to receive any Cotton which
may be offered at any landing from Cotton
Gin to Gainesville. according to the provisions
Of the Bank Circular below.
Any communication intended for him may
be left at the Planters Bank.
JOHN DAVIES. :
Columbus, December10, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
STOLEN

ON the 10Th of December instant, FOUR
" NOTES, of the following description:
One on Tobias Furr, due Dec. 25th,
1888 for $1,000 90
One on James G.. Young, due about
the Sd November, 1888, for 500 so
One on John S. Fur, due about the
Sd Of November, for $40 90
One on ]. A. Balm, due December
25th, 1889, for $50 90
All persons are forewarned from purchasing
or trading for the above notes, as payment has
been stopped.
DANIEL FURR.
Columbus. Dec. d. 1888. I5-4W%
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of Deed in Trust executed by
Id William Nicholson to me, the mdersign-
ed trustee, dated the first day Of March, A. ID.
1887, to secure the payment of a certain prom.
issory note IN the said deed mentioned, which
deed of trust has been duly recorded in the Of
fee of the Clerk of Probates for Lowndes
county, in the state of Mississippi, will ex-
pose to sale to the highest bidder, at public
auction, for cash, at the Court House door in
the town of Columbus, in said county, on the
nineteenth day Of January, 1899, between the
hours of IL O'Clock A. M. and 2 O'Clock z. NJ.
that certain tract parcel, or lot of land, lying
and being in the town of Columbus aforesaid,
known in the plan of said town as the south
east part of square fifteen in lot number three
on section twenty, one in township eighteen
south in rnngo oightoon wost, bounded az tol
lows, to wit commencing from the south east
corner of said square, running west with the
street eighty-two and half feet, thence at
right angles north one hundred and sixty-five
feet, thence at right angles eighty-two and a
halffeet to the street, thence at right angles on
the line of the street south one hundred and
sixtv-five feet to the-beginning.
H. w. HUNT, Trustee.
December 10Th, 1885, sl5-4w
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MASONIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Grand
In Annual Communication of the Grand
Lodge of the State of Mississippi, viii be hol-
den at the Masonic Hall, City of Natchez, on
the first Monday in January, A. L. $3.50, A. D.
1899. Officers and Members of tn, Grand
Lodge and Representative of Subordinate
Lodges will please to take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand and seal of the Grand
Lodge, at the City Of hatcher, the 9Th day Of
December, 1898.
JOHN NJ. HUBBARD,
Ij-3w G. s. g. L. S. Nj.
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Phster & Goodwin,

PhSter q Goodwin,
HAVE received the following NEW
H BOOKS:
Richard Hurdis, or the Avcnger of Blood,
Tale of Alabama.
Burton, or the Sieges, by the author Of Laffitte.
Homeward Bound. by Cooper
Outward Bound, or Merchants Adventures,
by the author of Ratln the Refer.
Pymlfps Adventures and Discoveries, with an
account of a horrible buchery famine, &c.
Damascus and Palmyra. a Journey to the East,
by Cha's G. Addison.
Land Sharks and Sea GulIs; by the author Of
the Naval Sketch Book.
Second series of Sam Slick.
Calderon, the Courtier, by Bulwer.
The Robber, by James.
Alice, by Bulwer, being continuation Of Ern-
est Maltravers.
The Wife Hunter, novel.
Peter Pilgrim, by the author of Calavar, Nick
of the Woods, 4 C.
The Stranger in China, by c. r. Downing.
The Romance of Vienna, by Mrs. Troloppe.
Lights and Shadows oflrish Life, Mrs. Hall.
Piccola, or Captivity Captive, a novel.
The Woman of the World, novel.
The Merchants Daughter, do
The Yellow Plush correspondence.
Oddities of London ife, by Paul Pry.
Third volume of Turner's Sacred History Of
the Word.
Duty and Inclination, edited by Miss Landon,
Harry Austin, or Adventures in the British
Army.
Awful Disclosures by Maria Monk.
Further Disclosures, by do also, her Vie
sit to Nuns Island.
Cooper's Italy.
The State Prisoner, Tale of tho French Re
gency.
Love. BY the author of Filtration.
Jane I.ounax. or ri others crime.
Fielding, or Society, by R. P. Ward.
The Squire, novel
list part of Nickleby, by Boz
Also small supply ofthe following
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Webster's Elementary,
r.vd National ol'' spelling Books.
Walkers and Webster's School Dictionaries
New Fork Readers, No. i, 2. and 3.
Eclectic do lsf and Cd.
Emerson's Arithmetic, parts Isl, Cd, and Sd.
| Keysto do - e e
Pixies Arithmetic,
i KEYS to Pike and Smiley
list Cd and Sd Book Of History.
Weems' Lives Of washington Franklin an,
Marion. 81
BLANK WORK
Iedgels, Journals. Record and Day Books.
9Nar
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-AGENCY

HTEE subscriber. having resigned his ap-
IL pointment as superintendent Of the Co
lumbus and Tombigby Transportation Compa-
ny, and having no interest in said Company,
tenders his services to the public, as a GIN.
FRAL AGENT for the transaction Of business
He win attend to the adjusting and anditng
of Accounts !; and from his long experiences IN
business transactions, fatters himself that eve
cry satisfaction win be given when employed.
JOHN CRUSOE.
Columbus, Miss. Dec. 6, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
TO THE PUBLIC.
Books, Station lry and Fancy Arhcles.
10 GIo EUIIlW Also
BOOKSELLER & STATlONER.

$ BOOKSELLERS d. SISAIl1)NER,
. 81, IDGssl0IsSIG.st., Mobile.
rs now receiving a general assortment
Theological, MedieaI and Miscellaneous
Books, both of American and English prin-
tiers; also all the LatC Books in general use
and having made arrangements with several Of
the largest law publishers in the country, he
is prepared to supply the profession with all
standard works, on reasonable termss together
with School Rocks of every variety now in
use in the different seminaries of this and the
adjoining States. s.
TBIa1ak Books.
Comprising Ledgers, Journals, Day Books,
Cash. Invoice and Steamboat books, Records
for circuit and county courts, S1c. &c. bound
IN the most substantial manner, and made Of
the first quality Of paper, These books win
be found superior to any that have been offered
| fer sale, having beenInade toorder under his
own supervision.
Paper.
Elephant, Super Royal Royal Demi and
/ Cap Drawing paper, extra fine for artists and
architects and letter paper Of al quail,
ties, ruled and plain--N Tote paper for invitation
pa1ties-pIain and fancy colored Bristol
Bronze for fine drawings pant boxes Of the
j best quahty-IIesd pencils, extra and com.
mon Printing paper Of various slzes-pFlni-
i ing ink, &c. - s
.dEso
All the English and American Animals Fl
l839-together with variety of superblI
q bound English books for Christmas presentl
cont aiming splendid steel engTavings Of lhe in
po1tant views IN England, Scotland, Ireland
wales, America &c. &c.
O. Al the new and valuable works q flC
lten, received as early as issued from Is
pres Paper Hanging, &c. with many olhe
articles TOO numerous 70 mention u a. alxel
tisenent
IF Country callers, Il cachef Planters s
mime lis stock before purchasing elsewher
m heis that lis arrangements are nc
as tokeep cons ants on band every article
tie Book and Stationary line. d quantities 8
fieient ior the den
Oct.20,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
NOTICE..

HNHE Subscriber, of the late firm of Purvik
u Andrews g. Crawford. will continue the
Factorage and Commission Business on his
own account Amy business entrusted tohis
care viii be promptly attended to.
JAMES CRANVFORD d.
June goth, 1888. 4I-tf
The Columbus (BTiss. ) Argus, Montgomery
Journal, Tuscaloosa Intelligencer and SEX a
Free Press viii insert the above weekly. III I'll
orbid.-Mobile Chronicle
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THE STATE or lffSSISSIPPE. )
=. l 80 - Ta1lnl67sa fz...nl.-

@1C.Ste.,oe 1919
PRoBATEs CoURT !; December Tern, 1885.
TN pursuance Of an order granted AZ Is -
N Probates' Court Of IsoWndes county. md -
State aforesaid, at the said December Tenn
thereof 1888, willproceed to sell to the h;rl- -
est bidder. on. the twenty sixth day of Ian1a.
~ next the following described lTaets a. naf4s =.
GELS Of land belonging TO the estate ~ David
Myers, late of South Carolina, deed gifo5iea -
on the vest side Of the Eomhigbee river. nesf
Columbus, and described as on IA r-it. -
The west half Of section ten the whole a
section twenty ssx the west half 81 rsrliou
TWENTY-FIVE the north half Of section fi,;;lfV-.s
five !; The west half Of the north sresf u1srisr
of section thrtY-sx !; The west half 81 The
south west quarter Of section tReni three:
apdeightY acres Of land on section renfr.
seven, running for one nlila norih aus seIitb ent
the whole length Of said section, "a The eas
tern boundary Of said section R-sevon. .
and rs ar west 50 as to embrace "a nnn- i.
Der Of slightly acres; an wing and being IL
township nineteen, north Of range seventeen
eas containing n 81 eighteen hundred ard
twenty acres
sad lands are under high tafe ol c1..Ies-
tion, with suitable append above
Il property WIN be seldom credit q one tEol
and three geaFs rom he ee; note
with approved security l7l'I ElFe
The sale e takep place s. nof Col
bus at the hour
E9 AlzEns. dsce
.. HADENs Clerk.
Deeeabefs 1858, 1885,
Eas ~ 3
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MOrIls MnticauIis.

FaHHE Subscriber has at Arcola, MarengO
Il County, Alabama, nursery Of the MoEus
Mu ticauls or Chinese Mulberry trees, from
which he will be able to save from Fifty to
sixty thousand cuttings for next years plant
ing, if applied for before the first Of the ensu-
ing March. Apprised oftle great scarcity Of
the Chinese Mulberry tree, caused by the im-
mence loss of cuttings, the effects Of wet and
cold weather of last winter and early last
spring; hearing too, that fruitless efforts have
been made this fan, to procure the cuttings
from the North, have concluded that it
might not be unacceptable to such as wish to
commence the silk business IN the South to
learn that small supply Of cuttings from this
most choice variety of the Mulberry tree, may
be obtained nearer home, and from trees ac-
climated. The cuttings can be boxed up and
forwarded, with perfect safety, to any place
visited by steamboats,. In another year ex.
pect to have one or two thousand plants for
sale Letters to the Subscriber, post paid,
VIII be attended to.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25

TIME Anniversary of st. John the Evange-
list, viii be celebrated by Columbus
Lodge, No. 5, on Thursday, the 9th inst
Members are particularly requested to be pune
are invited join in the ceremonies of the day.
at IL O'Clock, NJ. and p oceed to the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, where an address
win be delivered by brother ARGYLE CAMP
BELL.
5;w Y C.! CARROLL } Committee
III. ESTES, of
s. S. FRANKLIN, arrangements.
Dec. ii, 13tdc
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100 Dollars Reward.

L.fW NOTICE.
ID eubem Davis, Stephen Cooke
II and JoHN GooDwN, have associated
themselves in the practice of Law
One or more of the firm will attend to business
confded to them in the Circuit Courts of
Lowndes, Monroe, Chickasaw, Pontotoc, Tip
pah, Tishemingo, Itawamba and Oaktbbeha I;
the Federal and Chancery Courts,and the High
Court of Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
r. DAVIS, Athens, Monroe city. Miss.
J. GOODWIN, Aberdeen, 7"
S. Cooke, Columbus, l.owndes city
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-12-25
Specie PaYmenls.

Commercial Bank of Columbus. Mi.
Columbus, December IL, 1898.
ID ESOLVED, That this Institution viii
~ commence a gradual resumption of its
notes, as follows:
SIS notes on the LIST of January, 1889.
$40 do do February, 1889,
$50 do do March, 1899,
$50 notes and larger, lstApril 1889.
Extract from the minutes.
By order of the Board.
CIIA'S H. ALBERT,
l43w Cashier.
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Christmas. Gifts

TNHE Token for 1889. The Violet for 1889
IL The Christian Keepsake, for 1889, The
Religious Souvenir. for 1889, The Gift, The
Gem, Sketches Of Youhg Ladies and Young
Gentlemen, by Quiz, with illustrations By Rlliz,
and original sketches by Tiz, Riz and Biz.
Peter Psrley's Picture Book.
4 PsteT Parley's Christmas Tales.
pate, Parley's Christmas Gift.
one ct National Gallery, elegantly bound.
Tust yees,vsd and for sale by
pr, sTER e. GOODWIN.
columbus, Dec. IL, GOO.