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Peoples Line OF stages for
Augusta.

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
HVHIS splendid line Of four horse Post
n Coaches is in successful operation, and
runs daily between Montgomery, Ala. and Au..
gusta, Geo Passengers can be assured d
more comfort and expedition by their line than
any other now running to Augusta. The COM
Pany have spared neither pains nor money "a
procure the best Troy built Coaches, excellent
and wen trained Horses, experienced, sober and
careful drivers.
To avoid impositions repeatedly practised on
the travelling community by contractors at al
times craving monopoly, passengers win BE-
careful gong North not to take their passage
farther than Montgomery, on any other inter
5ecting line, where they win az al times have !
preference on the Peoples line for Augusta.
This line runs forty-iive miles on the Angus.
"a and Athens Rail Road; which win land pas.
sengcr m. Augusta, ahead Of the Mail Linz
several hours. GEO. w. DENT.
.' Agent for the Company.
Once Montgomery, Ala
April 3, IS3S.-2BIv oF3d
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d. s. BROOM, M. ID.

(0f he firm Of Broom & Sesapls- MObile)
@D@@80N Ds8S ggg SUE
II s now in Columbus, at Jones' Hotel, where
III hewill remain for a few days and offers
his professional services to those who may re-
quire them, in all the various branches OfDen,
tai Surgery.
Ladies win be attended to at their residen.
ces. as #H
July 24-45-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

AZ BOUND, thankful for past favors, takes
- , tbs method 70 inform the citizens of Co
lumbtn. and the public generally, that having
procured an assistant Baker, he is now manu-
actirlng Butler Cracker, which being al
ways fresh, and branch Of the profession
which be has followed for the last City year,
without inielnissiOn, warrants them bette
than any imported Cracker.
he 9 also extending his bakery to every Va
rely q Cakes: Specifications for any Kind 3
quantity, VIII be supplied at short notice 70
Families or Parties.
n n Merchants end Planters can be sup
Pned wiz Crackers BY the single pound B
sarreL Aso, Hard, or Sea Bread, an excel
lent and cheap article for plantations, as it WI
keep for years in any climate.
July no. 1879 -49ff
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NOTICE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has placed all Il
Notes and accounts due the late firm
Of Estes Gibbs & Co and Estes q Co. in u
hands Of Dickinson and Boykin, Esqs. for cd
lection. Anpersons Undecided to the aboV
firms win do well to call ON them immediate
w and liquidate their liabilities,
WILLIAM ]. ESTES
Columbus May LIST, 1888. 33tf
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lallled e aslslloIlze lle additional
those q sfs. Wright and + ~
0e added the latter BEING necessare 3 4. !
tull under anding 81 The s1bieo
.Ilrss i.Eai haxa beer received By tIIs eonn.
try e the most splendid specimens of inteI.
isctual effort 81 modern times. Thoss ~
Alessls. Benton and Wright. via m ~
partlcipa i The personal contest 81 + ~
three first named enators, are exnIar,s 81.
~ ofthe Bill and tie subject Is q. ir5E,,,,.
tant that it's thought desirable q 6,,l.l;sb
them allogether. ibis work should -
Kept py every gentleman, to.WEateyeF So.
lesson he belongs, as q book Of stisi;es
reference uponthe subject Of the cilrre.eg
It y proposed topublish them IN 4 convaI
nlent torms upon good paper and nea,i,,
bound. Economy win Be consnItsj
Fac volume viii i is supposed, contain
SOU pages octave. The cost of each nun.
per . not yet ascertained. The WORT
Will be commenced as soon as : ;;,;ant
number Of subscribers are Obtained ID AZ.
ray expences. Subscribers viii receive
'oPles 70 the amount Of their sti5sciiption
It the lowest cost at which thew can Is Il
printed Subscription lists are 81 o,,r
store, Dauphin st. and at the Printing or
ices inthe city.
]. S. KELLOGG & co.
Satoscrt pfl0ss receiued al lie R6oles,-.s - !.
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TIE WERKLY METRopf5lI .Ira 81 n

| The WEEKLY METROP0T TIA 81
| A GENERAL Literary, Histol;ssl 1g =,
a gressionas and MiscelIaneos- Io,,SssI
published e Washington d. u = - -.
partments aims at the highest carseter Pr
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White paper, the whole Of il BEING devota5 q
Vai mE8 i ana interesting reading matter.
TERM S-O One Dollar and 8 hal fner aps,,,,
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-Four papers VII be sent to the ordersas anv
pgsson acIlng as agent for the collection Of
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e eonars nineteen for twenty dollars fiffv e.
niIy dollars. The enclosures bv mail q 49, M
IlsK OF the Editors The receipt 81 n;,ya5oS
Ine paper VIII be sufficient recent for fbe
money transmitted. ~ eue
Fostrnasters, book sellers, and in gena,., i,
persons interested il the success 81 s,,sS 3.
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uessed e copy and notice this adyerfisen,1,'9
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PROSPECTTS
Of The
SOUTHERN ARETN.
q IeeklV Nemspaper pnbfsIel

- 't-Safs,f Stsfsefs peV1Sit.- y
~ COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI.
llls Journal has been published neg5f
- and although It has, ml htslyi b
80 paratIYely diminitive sheet, vet be p
PoIt extendedto It has been fattering a y
lslaetory g me proprietor. Its now
SZ 4 double Medium sheet on entirely >
We, and ives q point of appearance VI
illi y, oesF THU newspaper n the S0u4 W.
me Editor deems il altogether Hlee
q make an elaborate statement Of ihs ae'd .
Pel..lts which win be advocated IN thscd
~ Z. sle AkeUs, as almost every pocal. /.
.5saas Il already aware the course Ithail
y PuIsuedi course It VII never il,
VINE Z IS under the control Of tie p
1.e.soz. Z has uniformly opposed t1s -
resent adlninistfa nations Of the Gens1
llslL Tor the reason that the EdiQ -
9elieges that The doctrines promulgated
lalnef b them esubVersiEe o. be
u 1E oTATEs and ruinous 70 TIE
81 g q tie people at large. paThfn
'eople Of the South
Southern Interests ana Southern .
e. md q The 14ReBs a sincere and "
7nde1s and tie iccffine0f eST1IE -
Understood BIZ that pat1iia1eh q e. ~ ;.
.ac7 Iaoaf1s JErFERsolls VII Be
syQealed 70 the oPer1hr0Uilg q
's,ts 1elcs 81 laFf1il Van bI -
lowers.
ne columns a. s AEsUs VII Be- w
ana made interest," 1g b ills -
ever cen ii1str1sf. aInuss end g -.
reader - ven Is tie sobal
1 ladies' win always find sale' z
''1.1s @ please then; II short i y.
q ei lHa Editor % make his paper
- % every IIIe e.
iQe Dollars d eaI g y. g
Cents ~ 81 Moths
~ nr1r6e Any pei
and laIIil q
l17fs IS al Bank Notes g
8 Iec<Fe s cc67 aTal
on A's
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GREEN iii

CIR ZEN HILL
"AVING purchased the IN
Ii terest Of F. Hooker in the
business conducted BY Hooker &
Hill, win be pleased toreceive the
orders Of the public. His stock 81
Drugs and Medicines
is very complete, andwill Be rendered more 50
BIZ continued accessions. He is now receiving
achoice assortmento Of Fancy Groceries and
Pickles, among which are superior Wines on
draft and IN bottles, Mixed Pickles, Ketchup,
John Bull beefsteak sauce, Preserved RhubaTb
for pies and tarts, Preserved Damsons for pies
and tarts, Picked Lobster, Sardines, Raspl
berry Brandy, do. Syrup, Lemon Syrup, Guava
Jelly. A general assortment Of Garden Seeds,
from ID, Landreth's, Philadelphia to which he
invites the attention Of the public.
march ID. 26tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
LAW NOTICE.
L.aWe NenrICR.

Lei W NO TICE.
II and JOHN GooDwTN, have associated
themselves in the practice Of Law
One or more the firm viii attend to business
confded to them in the Circuit Courts d
Lowndes, Monroe, Chickasaw, Pontotoc, Tip.
pah, Tishemingo, Hawamba and Oakhbbeha
the Federal and Cbancerv Corts,and the High
Court of Errors and Appeals at Jackson.
R.DAvIs, Athens. Monroe city. Miss.
]. GooDwIN, aberdeen, g +"
8. Cocks, Columbus, Lowndes city, Miss
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

Cincinnati. Ohio.
e = nlaQe extensive Arrangements -
-, Ishaer lneH Engraving Esfa =
completes and are now prepared 4
any Wor< line 81 bushes. Tht..
orders for &C and
- S y oses aIDs, EaIarSs
or COPPER l.ssv5 y, : g,
s Ma n as N z WI5h PFoness and ae,
S,ss, ,,'.s i ~ nom the best ap5
nG 49, $500 49, PAPER mus q tie Union.
~ nag sss e polnLea Z. BYRoN BAPrrs 4.
Z So ~. 80 men agent who Win attend y y
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

FINHE subscribers particularly request a
j persons having unsettled accounts wit
them to call at their former Counting room
and close them By note OF otherwise.
We have also 6 OF 5000 dollars worth c
goods, which we wish to sell at wholesale.
BURGESS & THOMPSON.
Columbus, Jan. so, 1888.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

.I. u 4 IIII-lII9
VVNHE partnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Hook Il g. HILIy was dissolved
this day by mutual consent. All persons who
are indebted to the firm, are requested to cal
and settle by paying the cash, as longer indul-
gence cannot be gwen.
f, HOOKER,
g. HILL.
march IA. 1s39
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
PHtMkS.. OILS, Window
REN68. Putin, Scr Sc,

1T WHOLESALE AND retail
HYHE subscriber has for sale fresh an
III general assortment Of the above, and wi
sell them upon reasonable terms. The after
ton Of country Merchants and others, is rt
spectfully invited.
JAMES FURLONG
sn No. 9, st francis s., Noble e
April 8, 1888 @S-9W
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
PIantatfoll for Sale.

Plantation for Sale. 9
ETNI1E subscriber offers for sale his high
improved Plantation, situated about Ell
ven miles from Columbus, on the road leadi1
to Starkville, containing about seven hundrl
acres. This tract is composed Of rich prair
and slim lands, the greater part Of which IS d
ticn, and is wen supplied with good water th
never fails, IN the dryest season. On the prer
ises there is a good Cotton Gin, Negro house
out houses, &c. Persons desirous Of purCh
sing a good cotton plantation, win do wen
examine this tract of land. e
For further particulars, as wen as for q
terms Of sale, apply to the subscriber on Il
premises, or to NJ. NJ. Brigham, Esq, at G.
lumbns. SAM'L. i. WEBSTER.
April 8, 1888. 29-tf
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Drs. A. '. &P. w. winter,

Drs. A. v. & p. w. Winter,
HaUing united in The practice ottheiy'
b Profession,
ID ESPECTFULLY offer. their services to
IL the citizens of Columbus, and the sur
rounding country. They win visit patients at
any time aud at any distance. Office at the IN,
w. cornerof Market and Washington-streets.
pDoctor A. v. WINTER informs his friends
and patrons, that they car, as heretofore, If
they desire, receive his individual attention.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
lWE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
DOLLARS REWARDg! ~


A man named LEWIS, Is or 26 years If
age, 5 feet 10 or IL inches high, very dark
complexion, with rather a down cast look
when spoken 10, one or two of his front teeth
out, and when walking fast rather inclined to
hop.
MARIA the wife Of Lewis is small
woman about 25 or % years old, dark COM
plexion, a small blemish in her right eye only
seen on close examination, large mouth and
thick lips, inclined to be very proud.
The above described negroes may be found
lurking about Greensborough, Greene county
Alabama, or making their way to Dallas couni
ty Alabama. If they have not obtained free
papers from some white person, and are now
on their way to a free State, a reward of Thir
ty Dollars win be given for the negroes, or
proportional part for any one Of them, and i
taken off by any white person, / win also give
a reward 81 one hundred dollars 70 any per.
son uroh ton4ic mol the thief
80 JOHN rsTJOAEAe
JuIV s. 43s-tf
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STE nEa .r.ssH.

NJ III. continue e Vote a. g..
attention ion Is the GInt 49, e - s.
profession; and VII cice n ~ ~. ~ u ll.s
Courts 81 Low Monte. NoxnI,s. - 49, 49,
per, Winston. Nv. d 4 .5'.a !.
lfaipani5a coua and q the - 80
Chancerp o5Ffs. S ! acIs,r m - aAlq
Once q Columbia
danpa lo ls 1
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Npc STfD FE.a IN
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Their 6 next 10 % aif 3 = -
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PROSPECTUS

4 SO PH- WESTERNIoY4pM..
ITyHE extensive and CROWN, : : : 2 -
South West, its moral ~, $3.50 s.S q me
pfoyenent, and its Increasing liter.rg -, a
entlac demands have awakened $500 ~ SCI
se lact mat N this highly imDortant =
oW country thereIs no journal =. ~ 1u
cluslyely devoted to literature aI1d $500. *
soIa4l s, tne doctrines of no parl,, = ae-
Feeling the necessity Of sneb
emerson College and Wasbinoto1F sF 49,. sne
c.oolltenplate publishing a perioIse.I :. ~
Nted aII1E SOUTHWESTERN Z Tl oe en-
10 % be devoted to Literature and ss:. Ne
Ju an subjects interesting to the geneT~S -.
- VIII be published sem:-nonfbl,,
q Natchez, and win contain sixtesn ' ss q
49,; y sInllar form to tie aPennv 1 RTaa.
q me paper, and protected bv ooes
g that It may be conyeved r. sSou
sssIlse WlSnout injury. The PAGES of ~
AMI ~. ~ Is pproprlated to ADVERTISEMENT
by gest i.ol partment VIII Be conducted
IS Is q, sp1a 5ong known IN the Commune
"a sub;ecss v Ela spirited editor, whose Eel
s.. Ssts @ literature and science ,,-:n -
g.r nun e Efficient director 81 srcb nnlI -
lsNll be remembered that $.
!. ~ " re South est sir5iIa IS - - w
- = !. slol and every one vbo 49,
+ 49, rs any enterprise CALCULATE y 49,. .
i ~ anq moral characfeE ~ 80. D
- ~ come iorEard ana 49,, q y 8
Z 9s. =, enterprises INTO oDers - rs ts s
I I sg,slnlaEy emolurnent con ~. L,
$500 g TINS publication. h ~ - y
s.s.. " any individual n s, (. d
~ P9int 81 view. Thar 81 I ID
IS Y aqRence 1pele sn5 go 49,. go. IA
"a Scene 81 ognaellls 81 Liter mr. g
re $3.50 ss3tlng e ths aceorob or
q 81 ~ 9. tne tlyceun but ~ tel
IS nairoTs ~, anc it's 49, Pc
tended = Ply and chesrI1Iv
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49, should be se5 49, 49, {. i. q sne Pc -
80 g the lgeeiI,. Nssel.... sls @ TIE
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FORBES
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3 aARAH HfrFR1pn
For Sale.

IN Il y Ncrth-Easl Quarter 0f Section
seventeen south half Of section eiabt
teen; section nineteen and twenty tbe noi y,
west quarter and west half Of no beast a.sF-
ter Of section thirty lhe east half Isl nel
west quarter of secli0n tWenty-nine AI Tie
above land isin township cen rs
Thirteen east ALso-lhe south es & QUAR- Il
81 section thrty-one township g fssi' Ia
range ouTteen east, he above "a oif and.
except the last mentioned Ssc|ion So
~ one compact body, and are Is.
the county Of Ckedh ots rTii-fl
ing % purchase can ha
good Price Eve s ~ scl
Seven Dors ga 'ks ~
del n ete
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
MEDICAL

DOCT. THOS. VALENTINE,
Late or Georgia,
bis professional services I'd
the citizens Of Columbus and its vicinity
His Office is at the Drug Store Of Greer
Hill
Columbus, October 6. Is37.-4-n
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

Doctors Lipscoub, Cutlar, Jones. Estes, and
Malone Col. Young, M. Robert Bruce
Wilter, M. Hubbard, Francis r. Gregory
Esq, n Exams Esq, Mr.. Vim. B. ts9ston,
MAJ EHm. D0lOsizg, Col =. =. Bib e. +.
Calhoun, Col. u N. ByTz, james y Pllisy,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

INFORMATION WANTED
OF one RUDOLPH HUFFORD, 4
" Printer, who left Cahawba, Ala. for Mo.
bile some time IN November, 1886, and not
having since returned, his wife Is anxious Is
learn where heiss Of living.9 Anv infornaI
ton respecting him addressed 70 TIE under!
sigUed at Tuscaloosa. Ala. wiH be gratefully
received.
SARAH HUFFORD.
Tuscaloosa, July I6 1858. 1871
GT Editors IN the South and West win
serve the cause Of humanity BY giving ne
above one or two Insertions
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MONEYl.MONEYll-

IL persons indebted to Pearl, Gay g. Co.
"a VIII save cost by calling on John H. Gay
orJames 4. Gay, and settling up their accounts
and notes, who are authorized to settle the bu-
mess. Office in the counting room Of Thomp-
con, DoWnton g. Co.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28
% BOOT HI


" BOOB
SURGEON ~
by the end Gens
tlemsn O. columbus and
its vicinity, f0r the three last ye beg leave
eth Is offer them bis pro- sional and
pledqes himself 70 perform 81 operation
tie ire 81 his profs sion, il the most modem
and approved sfYle. n addition q
Operations. he van perform ie following in The
most sn;snfIIc manner lst Put ii whole
sets 81 teeth, mounted On. gold with spiral
sornos. Cd. supply the roofs q mouths.
where practicable (if deficient either nom
malionnation 81 accident) with gold. BIZ.
Cure inflammation - the Antrum. (cheek bone1
sc. He feels confident from his long expert
ence and former success, that he win give sat
isiaction TO al who may favor him with cal.
Room on the second floor Of H. w Hunts
brick building, where he may be found at d
times, unless professionally engaged,
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Z. ?. .A1LLUGG &c co.
Subscriptions feceiued al lie R6olss,-.s :,
PFIsTER q GOODWIN
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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-28

April l6h, 1888.
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-05-12

private happiness and public prosperity,
is that of the SLAvE-HoLDING CoMmuNITrEs
UNDER FREE POLITICAL INsTITuTIoNs,--a
truth hardly yet understood among our
selves, but which the future history OF
these States, is, we trust, destined TO illus
trate. Animated by these sentiments, and
influenced by these views,--and with q
hrm reliance upon Divine Providence--let
the members Of this Convention now
PLEDGE THEMSELVES to each other, and to
their country, to GO FORWARD, firmly re-
solved, to leave nothingundone that may
advance our great and patriotic Objects
Letus be prepared to make every personal
sacrifice, and to use all just and honorable
means, torthe accomplishment -four great
work,-unalterably determined to PERsE-
WERE UNTO THE END.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-05-12

Fsengers were upon the lower deck abalt
the engine. The bcrths were filled and
the floor around covered with mattresses.
We should not suppose the room would
accommodate more than 100 PERSONS.
The number Of deck passengers on board
is estimated by Capt. Crawford at 80 to
100. gentlemen who was at work a.
mong them, o carpenter, estimates the
number at $50. The steam swept through
the whole length Of the boat with the
strength of the lightning torrent, carrying
every thing before it. A great number
were blown overheard, nearly If not quite
all were scalded severely, some completely
excriated and shockingly mangled; some,
frantic with despair and agony, jumped
overheard; the deck was strewn with fifty
helpless sufferers, and the river alive with
them, swimming TO the bank, then from
it, in the widest phrenzy. To detail the
many distressing circumstances connec-
ted with this dreadful tragedy would be
too revolving to our readers. Thirty help
less sufferers were brought here from
Princeton, ofwhom 16 have since died.
Twenty or upwards were left at Prince
ton, Of whom VIC are informed this NOR
ming, thirteen have died. All that we're
able to travel, or could get upon another
boat with the assistance of their friends,
were also seven or eight negroes
On board, neither of whom have been seen
since. 1t is impossible to form any accu-
rate estimate of the number of lives des-
royed. TIL cabin passengers with the ex-
eption Of Mr.. Myers and child, escaped
ninjured. This gentleman, on hearing
he explosion, seized his child and rushed
nto the cabin, which was densely filled
nth steam; the rest remained in the state
ooms. We cannot state with confidence
neither Mr.. Myers and child are dead, I
ut so it is reported, and that his lady was ,
lightly injured. Seven to ten of those
own overheard were picked up by the {
awl, the others disappeared. One or q
70, it is thought, were also saved by a
tiff from the shore. Every aid in their
'wer was rendered by the citizens Of
but for whose assistance it
ould have been impossible to have fas-
ned the boat to the shore.--[ Ncksburg
egiSter.