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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
Trust Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursu-
In ance of deed of trust, executed bv T..
b. Drake 81 CO., of Lowndes County Missis-
sippi, on the lst of August, 1888, to Ovid p.
Brown. as trustee, to secure the payment of
three several promissory notes, to Reading S.
Blount, in said deed mentioned, win proceed
to sell, on Saturday, the 18th day of October
next, one half of an undivided interest in the
west half of the south east quarter and east
half OF the southwest quarter. and northeast
quarter ofthe southeast quarter of section thir-
ty three, township seventeen, range, seventeen
west Also, square, number eighty two.
north of Main Street, IN the plan Of the town
OF Columbus. Also, part of the east half of
north half offactional square seyentee7. south
Of Main Street, in the plan sf the town of Co.
lumhas, aforesaas:s, commencing at a point eioh-
" three feet from the north east corner Of
fractional square seventeen, south of Main
Street. and running westward eighty three
tsefs thence south one hundred and seventeen
feet, thence east eighty three feet, thence
north one hundred and seventy one feet to the
beginning.
o. p. BROWN,
Trustee.
IL l.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
sALUTATORY.. .

This paper commences the Sirth volume Of
the Southern Argus. Since we became its
editor, we have had many troubles and many
days Of rejoicing. We have made some friends
and some enemies;done some good and perhaps
some harm, but we arenot aware OF the latter,
for we have ever exerted ourselves please the
Wings PARTICULARS and to exercise that gen
tlemanly courtesy towards our opponents which
good sense always dictates. We again launch
our bark upon the tempestuous ocean Of poll
tics, with firm and sincere belief the purity
and truth-Of the principles we advocate, and
with a determination to advocate them un-
compromisely, with all the feeble ability we
possess.
To our patrons we have one word to saw
That class who have cheered us on in our task
by promptly aeceeding to our terms and "ren-
dering unto Caesar the things that are Ca-
sars," will please receive our wamesl thanks.
Those who have neglected ITO pay The PRIMER"
and show no disposition to do so, we freely for
give, as we hope to be forgiven. If by keeping
back the paltry sum for subscription, adverti-
sing &c. which they honestly owe US, (and
thus preventing us from being promptly
proves a solace to their consciences, we envy
them not.
We once more spread our banner TO the
breeze, in the comfortable reflection ofhaving
done our duty thus far, and that we are prepar-
ed to do our duty in future.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
Enr prnns,.rs,.

give are authorized oannun,e n,r;
G. Richards as a candidate frtIs :,
Of County Treasurer, at the ensuing e.s,.r.
u We are authorized to annor,, Ish,
Newton lEUIIiu. as a caniE.s B :
election To the Office OF Treasugk I1zD33s
county, at the ensuing election
u We are authorized to snno-a Jihu
&. DaVEd, as a candidate rthe lszv
of Lowndes county, at the ensuing ee-u
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
improvement" is received. but crowd
ID out. He shall appear next week.
MARRIED..

In this place, on the 10th inst, by the
Rev. Mr.. BAYLEY, MR.. ALFRED B.
WRIGHT, of Sumpter County, Alabama.
to Miss SARAH A. NJ. VERELL, of
this place.
0r With the above notice, we receiv-
ed slice of delicious cake. 1t is worthy
ofremark TINT when he.printer is remem.
bered in the festivities of a wedding, the
happy pair always remain happy.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
For Clerk Of Tie Prohnte Con-,

For ClTk Of tie Probate Com
u We are authorized to announce "
Ham =. PUNer. as a candidate "a
Office of Clerk Of the Pr0haies Court N,
county of Lowndes, at the ensuing elesS.
IL We are authorized 10 announce Cs.,
Tucker, as a candidate for the ~
Clerk Of the Probates Court Of lOgpjs,,.
ty, at the next election.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

Tnercu:a5ze ignorance. 1T IS stated that
of one hundred aud eleven voters who tes-
tilted upon the contested election in North
Carolina, for members of the last Con
gress, twenty eight could not write their
names.
Death Of Commodore Paterson. This
gallant officer died atAVashington city on
the 25th August. He expired after an
illness offs hours.
Commodore McBmney.-This officer
is also dead; and thus pass from time to
eternity, the gallant defenders ofour coun-
try. Com. Mckinney died in the city OF
New York on the 24ih August.
Bank. Of Grenada. This institution is
taking measures to wind up its aff,,.irs, and
to surrender its charter TO the next legs
lature. We hope more of our State Banks
viii initiate this laudabIe example.
a Sub heasurer.-Hiram Whittemore.
deputy Postmaster at Exeter, N. Fl. has
been detected in purloining money from
letters, which pass through his Post Office.
He is now IN Jail.
Mike 'cay for dnother.-Natbaniel
Smith, emigrating agentfor the Cherokees
"cut DIRT" for Texas, with from seventy TO
one hundred dollars. No wonder Uncle
Sans pockets are empty. when Mr.. Van
Buren, appoints such men to office.
BISHOP I'owEN, ofthe Episcopal Church
the venerated Bishop ofthe diocese of S.
Carolina, died at Charleston on the 25th
August.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
For o. ;,

" We are authorize; ,aSe !,
eTt ~: Buckner, Of Nm q
candidate for the Office Of 'i G9a ON y
state of Mississippi, at The e es ~aaaeelp u
1--WE are authorized 10 ~ .s 's's
G nlpbeII. Esq. as a cs s-,s9aa.' An
cellor, at the next Novenbsrr , olsls b b &
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17


HEALTH OF MoBIE.-We regret, ex.
ceedingly, that the epidemic in Mobile, is
on the increase. The Mobile Journal of
the 9Th instant, says that the malignant
f5yer which has been existing in the city,
is evidently o. the spread. The Physi-
clans have ceased reporting, but from gen.
eral inquiries among isem, we are justified
in saying that the disease is thoroughly
seated among US, and that it is the Duty
Of every one to act with that understand.
ing.
OF the extent Of the mortality we are
unable to speak with accuracy. For the
three days ending on Monday evening,
the interments were twenty,nine. They
have increased during the last Two days.
Among the signs, from which our readers
may form an estimate for themselves, we
see among the proceedings ofthe Board Of
Aldermen of Tuesday, an appropriation Of
29l dollars to pay the burial fees at the
Hospital, and outdoor charity funerals,
during the past month. The items were
forty.two individuals, buried at the cost Of
the city.
II is useless TO enlarge upon this state
ofthings, as il would be folly, if not worse
TO disguise it. 1t lis our duty to give this
full warning.
Late from Mobile.--Since the above
was in type, we have been politely shown
a letter from Mobile, dated the 9Th inst,
by a gentleman Of this city, from which
we have been permitted to take the follow
ing extract.
"Mobile, you have TO doubt heard, has
become grape yard; any reports you
may have heard cannot exaggerate the
| facts as they are. From II to 20 deaths
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
CtANDIDATps


NV. =. For or, dc Lsgi,lat,s
,. Leake, as a candidate y Io..,,
county county Of Lowndes in The a . ,s s. 4
State, atthe ensuing election eli nssl'i !,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

For Cierk Of the Ciro;l
Burgess. as candidate o. 4. :,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Ios1 \ '.t
at the ensuing election in Noyerss.
u We are authorized 70 snnos...,
ling III. Lester. as a ear5 .is.' 70 70
ofilce OF Clerk Of the Circuit Cor ! !
county ofLowndes, at the ensuing eiis.., Z
u We are authorized to anpo.n.. A.
p. Brown, as a candidate IN - r =
Circuit Court of Lowndes COUNTY, !, - -.
election. x
u We are authorized toannounce IA.
w. BrickeII, as a candidate for ~ !
OF I Jerk Of the Circuit Court Of Law
county, at the ensuing election
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

The Tuscumbia North Aabamiap of Satur-
day last, says that Col. Polk, and Gen. Jack
son, have accepted the invitation to the public
dinner, at Huntsville on the Doth inst. Col
Polk has also given favorable response to
the invitation of his political friends at Court
land, and is expected to be in that place on the
18th inst.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

THE TIMEs.--The days Of the Rcvolu.
ton, II is said 'iried mems soals; the
days of present age tries mems patience
and their purses, as well as their souls.
Our revolutionary forefathcrs, perhaps,
had their purses and their patience tried in
the stormy days in which they fought. bled
and conquered; but rather than sacrifice
their liberty, and sit down in moody des-
pair, or quarrel about the lo0y 10 soin Il, or
dispute among themselves l0fo should be
their leader, their misfortunes neryed their
arms and they came off victors. We, ofthe
present age have degenerated we do not
appear to have that union among ourselves,
that alone can effect that change of rulers
which was achieved by the Wings of the
Revolution, and which created an Empire,
whose might and glory has hitherto been un-
known in the history Of the world. The
United Colonies in 177e were governed by
an imbecao despot across the Atlantic
Ocean, and tho panders to his Power;--
the low, grovelliug ministers whom he ap-
pointed 10 Office we're resolved that the
spark Of liberty that sparkled end dimly
burned in America, should be eiernally
quenched. They instituted the Sub.Irsas-
ury system, whclf-at once reused the free
spirits OF the American people and Lex
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
A. K. JOHNSTON.
Jackson, Sept. 10, 1889.

Mas. WILLARD.-This lady who has
rendered herself distinguished as an able
and accomplished teacher of young ladies
& as an authoress of consderablecelebrity
married Doct. Yates, little more than a
year since. After the marriage they re-
moved to Boston to enable Mrs. Yates the
better to superintend the publication
some Of her literary works. and while there
she discovered that her husband, Il e Doc.
tor, was a tyrannical and unprncipled
man, and withal an open infideI and de-
bauchee. So Mrs. Yates left Doctor
Yates; but as Doctor Yates had the whole
of his wlfe's property in his possession, he
came to the conclusion of losing his rib
rather than her property. Mrs. Yates
has returned to Troy, N. Y. with the de-
sign of again connecting herself with the
Female Seminary in that city, and has in
st tuted proceedings to recover the prop
erty which she brought to her husband.
We know Mrs. Willard, and was surrris-
ed at her marriage, as she was somewhat
advanced in years, possessed considerable
property, and was distinguished through
out the Union as the abe Principal ofthe
Troy Female Seminary. Old widows and
old widowers never ought to marry; no
good ever results.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

HUzzA FOR RHODE IsLAND.-The late
election in this patriotic state has resulted
in a complete triumph ofthe Wings. Mes
srs CRANsToN and TILLINeHAsT,h have been
returned to Congress by increased major
tiles. Four members in the House of
Assembly have been gained TO the Wings;
and in the language Of the New York
Times, "we congratulate our friends in
Rhode Island on this glorious result. The
gallant little state has done her duty, and
we hail her as the pilot TO more important
victories"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

SOMETHING LIKE EMBALMING.-T
New Orleans Bulletin contains the follow
ing description Of a novel method which
has been invented to preserve the human
body from decay, but does not state ex-
actly what the nature of the substance used
is. Its stated that the mode is very sim.
pie. All that need be done is to inject
the fluid into the carotid artery or any 9TH
or Of the great vessels. This preserves
the body without any external exposure or
disfgurement-without any internal mu-
tiliation-withoui discmboweliing or reno.
val of the brain.-Bodies thus preserved,
look more like waxen figures than corp
ses. Ir birds, the plumage, and in beasts
the color, skin and hair are perfect as in
life. The invention may be used for the
purpose of preserving objects of natural
hisiory-the remains ofhumaniiy-speci-
mems of morbid anatomy for medical mu.
seums-subjects for the dissecting table
&c. &c.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17

MoBrLE-The daily papers of Mobile have
been compelled to issue their sheets weekly,
in consequence of the alarming spread of the
fever. The Mercantile Advertiser states that
the city is almost deserted, there not being to
exceed 5000 persons within the city limits.
The stores are all closed, and business is en-
tirely suspended.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
From their firm base as soon as.we.

111SS u HISsIslppls VII IOIIOW
the example ofthc Wings Of Rhode Island.
Hon. S. S. Prentiss.-This distin-
guished gentleman addressed the people
Of Kinds County, at Raymond. on the slst
August. On the 7th instant, he was at
Canton, and addressed the citizens Of Mad
ison County. His speechat Raymond is
spoken Of as one Of his most happiest ef.
forts, and won him the spontaneous ap.
plause of oil who heard him.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-09-17
Wing majority
4,543

TExAs.-The New York Times states
on the authority of letter from Paris, that
the Government of France has recognized
the independence of Texas.