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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-10
POST OFFICE,

Columbus Mss. June IL, 1888.
It's probably not known to the public, that
At the end of each quarter, the amount due Tor
hostage is as great as the whole amount OF
commissions, and of course the money on
hand is barely sufficient to pay the Drafts OF
the Post Office Department. This state OF
things cannot longer be endured. The labours
of the Office are severe, and at best very made
auately compensated Unjust, hereafter IN
sist on a strict enforcement of the rule by
which / am imperatively bound. My friends
loiH please not ask of me credit. for postage
least of al askit of my assistants who cannot
grant it without disobedience of orders and
violation of official regulations. All persons IN
debt for postage of letters papers and pamph-
lets, viii please pay Immediately. This way OF
handing in the change tomorrow or next day,
will not answer. Now do not get offended if
YOU are refused, when you wish to get credit
in the Post Office the money must be paid
on delivery of letters, and newspaper postage
must be paid in advance at the beginning Of
each quarter.
A. C. BURGESS, P. NJ:
20 IF
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CONDITION..

THE RURAL REPOSITORY
VIII be published every other Saturday, In the
Quarto form, and win contain twenty-six num-
beers of eight pages each, with title page and
index to the volume, making IN the whole 2OS
pages. It win be printed IN handsome style,
on medium paper Of superior quality, with
good type; making at the end Of the year, a
neat and tasteful volume, containing matter
equal to one thousand duodccimo pages, which
win be both amusing and instructive in future
years.
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o,D,, mr., MERCHANTS.

CAIN To .MEAeN~AAs
THE subscriber intenoS - go,
,it;ea- Far Ire purpose Of making more eAeell-
I've sTrangements for his next year Jus. -
md tofboSe who do not mtena gong e9st ' 5
1000. and who may require ParucuiaI eS
~oTiDtions of goods not generaly - y host
fained here he respectfully Lenders li'S s,1 -.
-eyvieag IN the selection o. any CIueiS W.
Sbov nav entrust the tuLhlment OF 70 Ils 9 ~
.SbSuN thew wish their purchase maze I[O.l
HOuses where they are accusUoineu " 40 'ne NJ.
buUiness, commission Of one per cent Iny
vii be charged, in other cases TWO ana a nan
per cent. 10 made for s,,cb az
NAV desire TO purchase on the usual crealls III
PbHadelphia, Baltimore, New York OF Dos
ton. ION terms equal to any they can obtaln)
DaTtisulars of which, may be Known oy APP
,T5ication to the subscriber prlor 10 Ihe lSt
August next ,AMEs Dl1PNO
My and Is st. Francis st., Agent IN Mo-
b;le. for the following Manufactures, &c'
n. II. ETlicott g. CO. Manufacturers oil lron'
Steel. Mails, Spades, &c, baitlmore
BeattV's Powder Mills 10
Pbrnix Shot Tower Company, DO.
Abbott g. Ely, Card Manufacturer, N.
.Cromtord Manufacturing Co. r. Island
Rbodesvi,le do do. DO
Boston and Sandwich Glass Co. Boston.
Douglas Axe Manufacturing Co, do
D&J. Ames, Paper Manufacturers, Spring
field Mass. ,. ~.
Also-For Moor's Patent Singing Ma
chine with right of Patent, for counties IN Inc
State Of Alabama. =,
NB.-Orders executed direct from eithe
of the above factories. I'D. is also Agent TO
several extensive Dry Goods Importing Hous
CO in New York and Boston.
S9-6t.
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C. S AKIN

H AS now in store the following, with many
other articles in his line, which he offers
heap for cash,
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
N. o. Brown Sugar, old and new crop,
Coffee, Molasses,
Salt, if and 2 bushel Sacks,
Nails and iron assorted,
Coniac, Peach, and Apple Brandies,
Old Rye and double rectified Whlskey,
Superfine eastern Flour,
Bacon hams,
Lard, Mess and Prime pork,
Cheese, Potatoes, Almonds,
Rasins, Picked oysters, put up at Nor
folk, Va, superior article.
Cigars from very fine to common.
Soap, ginger spices,
Stone ware &c.
Old Madeira, Pure Juice,
Port and Sherry Wines in casks AM
bottles, by the dozen,
Mountain Malaga, by the cask.
Claret assorted, &c.
Columbus, Feb. 81, 1887.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
AUGUSTA EfGI2BOB 8
Cog,s a, o.,SbJ, To,,ro,oJ

NBGUSFN INTERIORS;
II SeHi-mOnthB Journal
Devoted to polite Literature and
USefIEE Intelligence.
HHE Subscribers contemplate publishing
n in the City of Augusta, paper under
tthe above title. It customary; on such &C.,
'casiOns as the present, to publish to the world
"A full history in advance of the coming publ
cation, in which all that could be desired by
Its patrons is promised, and by which expec-
tations are raised, such as are seldom realized.
But we trust the public have experienced the
truth Of this remark, too often, TO regard dis
eussiOn Of the merits of our Journal by us,
a. any inducement to its support. Taking
this view of the matter, we shall content our
selves with brief statement of the intention
of the MIRROR, preferring rather to rest our
claims 70 patronage upon the merits Of the pa
per ITSELF than upon the strength of large
promises.
The Mirror is designed to be exclusively
LITERARY JOURNAL, and win contain Popular
Taless-Essays-S Moral Reading-A-
greultural and Scientific Intelligence
Ty-Musie, &c. &C. It will be the aim of
the publishers to render the Mirror acceptable
rs Family paper, by excluding from its col
9Inns every thing like Politics, or Sectarian-
lsm, and admitting nothing that can give Of
fence 70 any class of society.
Inc MErOr win be printed in quarto form.
o. nne' medium sheet, and on neatnew type.
Each number VIII contain one page of Music,
arranged either for the piano forte or Guitar.
The columns Of the Mirror are rendered as
medium for the publication Of an approved
Literary compositions, and we are not without
confidence IN the belief that there IS literary
talent ana taste enough among our citizens. to
, furnish rs pages with goodly portion Of nome
Asst e contemplated to issue the first puro.
Der early 10 May, we would request those who
feel disposed TO contribute TO the Mirror -
send ID their communications before The tSrst -
that month. -
TERMSy-Three Dollars IN advance Da,,
ableon he delivery Of the second numbeIt 4'-
80 Anyol our friends furnishing us with a
liet 81 ten Subscribers, win Be entitled ~ :
copy Of The paper free Of charge.
WIN. Il. THOMPSON
JAS. McCAFFERTY.
April 1874 1893.
Editors giving the above few insaF-
fic wil confer az obligation on the albscr;-
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re y9yE Mp 81.


= THE Fifteenth volume, (Sixth New Sc
nes) viii commence on the 23d of June
next, at the low rate Of One Dollar per an
mum in advance, or One Dollar and Fifty
Gents at the expiration of three months
from the time Of subscribing. Any person
who win remit us Five Dollars, free Of post
age, shall receive SIX copies, and any person
who viii remit us Ten Dollars, free Of post
age, shall receive twelve copies and one CO.
py of either of the previous volumes.
IJ No subscription received for less than one
year.
Nameso Of subscribers with the amount d
subscriptions 10 be sent BY the I'D of June,
or as soon after as convenient, 10 the pub
Usher WILLIAM B. STODDARD.
ftllason, Columbia Co. IN. II. 1888
~ EDITORS, who wish 70 exchanoe. are
respectfully requested 70 give the above q
few Insertions, or at least notice. md re-
ceive subscriptions
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE

RURAL RHPO9IEgORY,
Denoted to Polite Literature, suchas Moral and
SentimentaI Tales, Original COmnuni-
cations, Biography, Travelling Sketches,
Amusing Miscellany, Humorous
and Historical Anecdotes, Poetru,
dc. 8c.
On Saturday, the 23d of June, 1888, will
be issued the first number of the Fifteenth
Volume (Sirth New Series of the RURAL
REPOSITORY.
On issuing the proposals for nelo Uo1ume
Of the Rural Repository, the publisher ten
ders his most sincere acknowledgements to all
Contributors, Agents and Subscribers, for
the liberal support which they have afforded
him from the commencement of this pubica-
ton. New assurances on the part of the pub
lsner of a periodical which has stood the test
Of years, would seem superhuous. he viii
therefore only say, that it viii be conducted
on similar plan and published in the same
form as heretofore, and that no pains or ex-
pense. will be spared to promote their gratif-
cation by its further improvement in typograph-
ical execution and original and select mat
ter
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AKIN

E C.s. AERHN
TTAS JUST RECEIVED the following
III articles, which, together with hls pre-
vi6uis stock on hand, he offers cheap for cash.
Cincinnati Rectifed Wlnskey,
New England Rum, -
Coniac, Peach and Apple Brandles,
Molasses, N. o. Sugar, old and new crop
by the hid or barrel
Rio Coffee,-Western Flour,
90 bbls. Pure Cider Vinegar,
Nansemond Oysters in hf gall. jars
Salt, Lamp Oil (winter)
Raisins, Palmer's Ploughs,
Bacon Thanksgiving and Rope,
Spices, Pepper and Ginger,
Muscat g. Malaga Wines by the barrel
Old Madeira, Port and Sherry Wines by
the cask or dozen,
Chateau Margaux and st. Julien Claret
by the dozen,
Assorted Cordials by the barrel.
Columbus, may %, 1888. S4d
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DISSOLUTION.

YSEE firm of Irwin and johnson " ;
a day dissolved by mutual ccnsent T.
Johnson VII continue the business q -
account, and respectfully sOEeits The g. : J.
patronage so literally bestowed Oh =
firm.
All those indebted to the firm o. ~ :, 4
Johnson, are earnestly requestedto q n
Johnson at the store lately occupied . :, :.
Marsh, next door 10 the COLUMBUS -;
and settle their accounts by cash o. ''lI !. 4
IS absolutely nessasary that the atah /,
old firm should be settled as soon as or
J.B. Bls5
H. JOHkS9A
Columbus, April Oath, 1888 s..
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SOUTHERN ARGUS,
A Weekly Newspaper published at

A Weekly Newspaper published at
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
This journal has been published nearly five
years, and although it has, until lately, been
comparatively diminitive sheet, yet the sup
port extended to it has been flattering and sat
isfactory to the proprietor. 1t is now printed
on double Medium sheet on entirely new
Type, and vies In point Of appearance with the
most beauGtu newspapers in the South West
The editor deems it altogether unnecessary
to make an elaborate statement of the creed OF
politics which viii be advocated in the columns
of the ARGUS, as almost every politician in the
State is already aware the course it has hither-
to pursued; course it will never abandon
while it is under the control of the present
Editor. 1t has uniformly opposed the last and
present Administrations of the General Govern
ment, for the reason that the Editor sincerely
believes that the doctrines promulgated and sus-
| tanned by them are subversive of the "RIGHTs
OF THE STATES" and ruinous to the best IN
terests OF the people at large, particularly the
people of the South
Southern interests and Southern institutions
viii find IN the ARGUS sincere and warm de-
| fender, and the doctrine of estate RIGHTS -
as understood by that patriarch of true Demo-
cracy, THOMAS JEFFERSON, viii be upheld and
advocated, to the overthrowing of the Spst.
rious Democracy Of Martin Van Buren, and his
followers
The columns of the ARGUS viii be diversif.
ed, and made interesting by the insertion O
whatever can instruct, amuse and delight the
general reader as well as the sober politician
The ladies win always find something in its
columns 10 please them; in short it viii be the
aim of the Editor to make his paper welcome
visiter to every freside.
TERMs-Five Dollars year or Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents for six Months, payable
always in advance. Any person procuring u,
Five Subscribers and forwarding us Twenty
five Dollars in current Bank Notes ofthis State
shall receive sixth copy gratis.
P. BYRON BARKER,
Editor.
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SENATORIAL DEBATE ON THE
SUB.TREASURY BILL.

DEBATE On The
SUB-TREASURY BILL.
"HE undersigned have been induced,
at the instance of number of friends
to undertake the publication of the great
debate in the Senate on this sub ect between
Messrs. Webster, Calhoun and Clay. If
a sufficient number of subscribers are OBJ
tanned to authorize the additional expence,
those of Messrs. Wright and Benton will
be added, the latter being necessary to a
full understanding of the sub ect. The
three first have been received by the coun-
try as the most splendid specimens of INTEL
lectual effort Of modern times. Those of
Messrs. Benton and Wright, who did not
participate the personal contest with the
three first named Senators, are explanato-
ry ofthe Bill, and the subject is SO impor-
tant that it is thought desirable to publish
them altogether. This work should be
kept by every gentleman, to whatever pro-
fession he belongs, as book Of statistical
reference upon the subject Of the currency.
1t is proposed to publish them IN convel
nient form, upon good paper and neatly
bound. Economy will be consulted
Each volume viii It is supposed, contain
200 pages octave. The cost of each num-
Der is not yet ascertained. The work
: will be commenced as soon as a sufficient
number of subscribers are obtained to de.
, fray expences. Subscribers will receive
! copies to the amount of their subscription
at the lowest cost at which they can b
printed. Subscription lists are at oul
Store, Dauphin st. and at the Printing Of
fees in the city.
J. S. KELLOGG & co.
III Subscriptions received at the Bookstore 0
PFISTER & GOODWIN.
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PROSPECTUS
% NE


sou TIL WE STERN JOURNAL,
TSSHE extensive and growing interest of the
South Vest, its moral and social i'm
provement, and its increasing literary and sci
entifc demands, have awakened attention to
the fact that in this highly important portion
Of our country there is no journal or paper ex-
cluslvely devoted to literature and sciende, ad-
vocating the doctrines of no party.
Feeling the necessity of such a paper, the
Jefferson College and Washington Lyceum
contemplate publishing a periodical to be en-
titled 'FTHE SOUTHWESTERN JOUR-
NAL" to be devoted ic literature and science,
and all subjects interesting to the general reG-
1t VIII be published semi-monthly, in the CT
tyod Natchez, and viii contain sixteen small
quarto pages, similar form to the "Penny Mag
azlne' on fne paper, and protected by a good
envelope so that it may be conveyed to anv
distance without injury. The PAGES of the
envelope win be appropriated TO advertisements
and general notices.
The editorial department viii be conducted
by gentleman long known IN the commune
ty as an able and spirited editor, whose zeal
IN subjects OF literature and science Will rem
der hun an efficient director of such a pubEca.
ton.
twill be remembered that we have no
work In the Southwest simIaS to the one IN
contemplation; and every one who feels n
PRIDE IN any enterprise calculated to enhance
the social and moral character of our country
should come forward and assist in CARVING this
worthy enterprise into operation.
Fecunlary emolument constitutes no mart of
the object Of this publication. It is not IN
tended to benefit any individual or the Lyeeum
N apecmary point of view. Their sole oh
lect q to advance knowledge and diFnse a
taste for the refined enioyments of Literature
/ and Science. 49, :
Nothing IS wanting to the accomplishment
OF the wishes Of the Lyceum but the patron-
age OF the community; audit IS expected that
thus patronage viii be promptly and cheerfnlIv
extended. -----9
All communications IN reference to tbe n
medical should be addressed, post maid 70 fbe
Secretary Of the Lyceum, Natchez. a. VVssb
IngtonI Mss. The subscription DFice "A m
On az coses "a adp0nce. ~
The first number Of this paper win h, ;sz,,sd
G.v.H. FORBES.
s. G. ERWIN
J. 8. B. THATCHER.
]. "A, VAN HOESEN.
@. G. FORSHEY.
ErecatSre C0mmittee
n. ;. Il presenting this prospectus. Ne srs
authorised 70 siate. that the prospeofTs ~ -
South 81 esteFn Herald IS withdrawn ~
r We would also reoneQf tbs as;.
this and tie adjacent States ID owe tbs 49,.
publicity. sDsss
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B OOPMu



&Illaas by the Ladies and Cen
tlemen of Columbus and
its vicinity, for the three last years, begs leave
still TO offer them his professional services, and
Dledres himself to perform all operations In
The line of his profession, in the most modern
and approved style. In addition to ordinary
operations, he viii perform the following IN the
most scientific manner. LIST. Put in whole
sets of teeth, mounted on gold, with spiral
springs. ID. Supply the roofs of mouths
where practicable, Gf deficient either from
malformation or accidenD with gold. Sd.
Cure infammationin the Antrum, Cheek bone)
&c. He feels confident from his long expert
ence and former success, that he will give sat-
isfaction to all who may favor him with call.
Room on the second floor Of II. w. Hunt
brick building, where he may be found at all
times, unless professionally engaged.
REFERENCEs:-
Doctors LipScomb, Guitar, Jones, Estes, anC
Magone-Col. Young, Mr.. Robert Bruce
Witter, Mr.. Hubbard, Francis r. GregOr!
Esq, r. Exams Esq, Mr.. VIM. B. Winston
MAJ. VIM. DoloSing, Col. j. d. Bib6, r. f
Calhoun, Col. j. w Byr7a, James J. Fuller
| ESQ. 20
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.NOTTHE

NNHOSE indebted to the subscriber win
Il please cali and settle their notes and ac-
counts with !. M. KNAPP, he being fully author
lied to act for me and settle such claims during
my absence. ]. s. TAFT.
NAV 22.-36-3m
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JAR9ias DUR 40


r;srrTRNS thanks to his friends and the
p .s1;. a. he liberal share Of patronage
~ uSV - him n he establishment q q ''s'o
Szle1esa = ~, I,;, cty that of @ImpOrting and
business !. on Commission only, by
selling ,.ea - niece at private sale, and Of
the P.e,s, . - ~ IopOcst price Of each 1rtf-
i1DaTleosg s'f sg 10 intimate, that his business
els q ~, ,',sd during the summer months
WI = ~ II Dry Goods, &c, being much
ana n -.SI 4 the CITY " vide the Iar Asses
me ~ -, y N and decidedly the cheapest,
.oLs 49, 70 he report Of every purchaser, he
hoDes for continuance OF s1 !. bP's; S1 +
which, BY unremitting atteneiOa o !; =
ubaIl ever be his endeavor 70 iii0ii"
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Medical Notice.

nRs. SLADE & BAKER win oon.inue
~ to practice Medicine IN partnership.-
Their Office IS next door to their "a etan5 g
market st. Persons requiring Their service
WI ensure pmctuality BY sendin0 their re'
quests n writing. A slate Z p9Pov;ded for
those who call personally on gbieb n Iaava
Jan. q, 1e3s.-I6-H
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2. a. ONE Al q R. ARMSTRONG
AliOrnsss At Lac

~ ILL practice IA the Circuit Courts II
I s Lowndes. Monroe, o bbebs. ygiiIs ton
ana Noxubee Counties. Their 600 3 -
elaln street one door east 81 sireY. -
HUMPHREYS Clotifnu Eore.
Columbus, nov. Is. lis
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Dissolution,


GRS EN- HILL
D TTAVING purchased the IN
CD II terest of F. Hooker in the
business conducted by Hooker &
Hill, win be pleased to receive the
80 orders of the public. His stock of
Drugs and Medicines
is very complete, andwil be rendered more so
by continued accessions. He is now receiving
a 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 Rhubarb
for pies and tarts, Preserved Damsons for pies
and tarts, Picked Lobster, Sardines, Rasp-
berry Brandy, do. Syrup, Lemon Syrup, Guava
Jelly. A general assortment of Garden Seeds,
from D. Landreth's, Philadelphia to which he
invites the attention of the public.
march l3. 26tf
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MnTICEs

NOEICE' n
TINE SUBSCRIBER has Plsosd Z !.
Il Notes and accounts due The 5s
Of Estes Gibbs & Co. and Estes L e.
hands of Dickinson and BoykiD, Es9s 4,
lection An persons Undecided to %
firms VIII do wen to call on them LIE.
y, and hqmdate their liabilities. ,-rs
WILLIAM J. ESD
Columbus May LIST, 1888.
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Law NOTICE.
sTEPREA z. nasm

STEP REd z. N.dSH,
(ATToRNEY AT LAw,l
w LII continue to devote his time and
attention assidiously to the duties Of ne
profession; and WIN practice in The CircIlif
Courtsof Lowndes, Monroe, Noxubee. KEN
per, Winston, Oaktbbehaw, Cbickassw, --e snd
ltaWamba counties; and in the Sunrenoe s ~,
Cnancery Courts, at jackson MississiDn;.
Office in Columbus, Miss.
January 10, 1887. lztf
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AZ BOXES Sperm Candles for sale by the
~ Box or less quantity. Apply at the Co
lumbus Drug Store, Main Street.
may 15.-35tf G. HILL
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Draper and Tailor.
IiARRISON JOHNS TON

~ u "A M N n = ~ ~ - - - - - - - ,
(sUccEssoR TO IRWIN g. JoHNsToN,)
H RESPECTFULLY informs his old Gus
II toners and the public generally, that he
has lust returned from the north with a splen-
did assortment of new and fashionable goods,
consisting in part of super Blue, Black, Adeia,
Brown, Green, Oxford and Cadet mixed
Cloths; Blue, Black, and Ribbed Casimeres of
very superior quality; Black Satin, plain and
figured; Black Velvet, plain and figured :;
Vestngs of every description Bombazne
and Thibet of all collars Ribbed and plain LIN
en-, Drills and Cuttings; Linen and Cotton
Shirts; MerinO and Lambs wool shirts and
Drawers; black Satin and Linen Bosoms:
Linen and silk Handkerchiefs; silk and cotton
Hosiery, Of all kinds; silk AND horskin Gloves,
with many other articles too numerous to men,
ton.
N. B. He hopes his old friends ard custom
eTs viii not expect him to give one, two O
three years credit, as his means viii not iustifl
him doing business on such terms. AS he ha
to pay cash for his goods and labor, he viii ex
pect the same, or at very short credit to thos
who viii pay their accounts when presented
In all cases his accounts must be considere
due when presented.
NAV l5.-35-u
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EOR SALE.

a comfortable and convenient ~
"A containing four rooms, with ?.
out houses, such as a Kitchen, Sno
&c, with a good garden; situated =,
dwelling of Mr.. A. s. HumphIlesl y
Venient distance from the busEnes n
the city, win be sold by the subserD.
eomodating terms, subject to clam y,
uponit, Possession given imnedie ~
quire Of LEWIS IN
Columbus, May p, leSs-
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Western Bank Note COmpamY.T
W@9DaY sc, Ty9H9a 8 CO.
a.

Cincinnati, Ohio.
"AVE made extensive arrangements to
Ii render their Engraving Establishment
complete, and are now prepared to perform
any work in their line of business. They have
procured new designs for vignetts &c, and
orders for
Bank Noses, Maps, Plans, &C..
Oh. COPPER .a.FD STEEL.
win be attended to with prOmptness and de.
spatch. Bank Note Paper from the best and
most celebrated paper mills in the Union.
They have appointed P. Byron BARxrR. ~
Columbus, (Mi9 their Agent, who viii attend
to any orders that may be left with him
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-07-10
L.RW .VOTECE.
.NEWs GOORN.

S'N n ~ 4WUVASye
NHE subscribers have received By recent
l. arrivals splendid assortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing all the new styles of the latter; to
gcther with a large assortment of
HHs 8, Boots. shoes and Clothing.
Also, 10 and "A Lowell cotton and Brown
and bleacbed Domestic, Hardware, Crockery
and Glass ware, together with their former
stock, makes their assortment equal to any in
Columbus, which they respectfully invite their
friends and the public to examine.
may 15.-35-6t AKIN g. GLASS,