Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-03-19

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illustration Of tie truth q what state.
invite tie reader 70 perase The following ali
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he editor Of the Holly Springs 3eplbllea
need not be at al uneasy about the connllnl
cation which he publishes with regret iron
distinguished democrat u favor q slln
/ plasters and against Gov. hlclSuEt Inc s.lH
proper practices spoken d. the ggopil1l1tica
i beauties and othereaT marks Of the cou1nlunl
cation leave no doubt as TO what Distinguish
ed democrat claims It's paternity. We ca
assure the worthy and orthodox editor Of e
Republican that Gov. Mcrutt disregardst h
i open and masked opposition Of 100 such mel
we are aware that there are apack Of thlevm
democrats who have engaged n speculation
and who bv means Of Bank charters and CO..
porations would rob every honest man in "a
state Of the fruits of his labor for years to conn
to enable themto win their bets on the rise
property. The sooner these Democrat
swindlers are sold out, and abandon the
party Ithey never had any principles and Il
country the better for the prosperity and hal
piness of both. For every tllieving democr
of this description who win oppose Govern
McHIutt, he will gain the support of two hone
/ wings and we would consider II good e,
change to get one honest wing for two ealir
democrats. We have watched the NOV
ments of those Bank swindlers, who call then
selves democrats, in the Legislature. Thu
are disgrace to their party and to human n
: ture, and would sell their country and the
souls for filthy lucre. There were some no
est wings whose conduct contrasted mob
with such democrats. We shall lay the
bare in good time.
J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES notes Of the
E lowing Alabama Banks are in circulation.
e would be well for all to be on their guard as
S viii be perceived from the following that sol
!. Of them are so well executed as to deceive
3 binary judges:
Bank of the State of Alabama, at Cahaw1
7 zoos letter c, payable to w. Tate, dated {
: cember 20, 1885
If Bank Of the State Of Alabama, Branch,
d Decatur.
J. zoos altered from SIS can be detected
) holding them to the light.
Bank of the State of Alabama, at IuscalOo
. cIcllcE Ii ditcACu " AVO y W stAAOuA 10y q
and date unknown.
SIS Of various letters, A, B, c and D, date
0 unknown.
n Branch Bank of the State Of Alabama.
Tuscaloosa.
POS, letter e, dated Jan. II, 1888, payable
r. Tate or bearer; the engraving and
ing up is remarkably well executed, and vi
9 the exception Of the paper being rath
e lighter than the genuine notes. are well c
is culated to deceive any but an experienc
is Judge of Bank paper.
o. 1t should be remembered that there Is !
t such an institution in existence as the Bran
ls of the Bank of the State Of Alabama, at n
! caloosa. The mother bank is located at Il
. place, and the branches in other sections
: the State.