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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

Die 9eieb9ebun9 bon penniDIoanteu
paBirte tpdbreno ibrer 70 eben beenbi9ten
Sisung SO Slfteu nuo ~ BeIhIl8e. Die
metiten berIelben besieben ilb ouf prioat
@e9euftdnbe, uno nur tpent9e 9Iften bon
eiuer 6fentliden Iatur baben @elebtroft,
erbalten. penniDlpanien 3dhlt jest rle,
Der Elm @aunty mehr, oenn eine pa6trte
Ncte oeroronet bic @rrihtun9 zines neuen
@auntDs aus Sbeilen BON 9enan9c nno
Nrmftrcne, rpelhes bes Namen "@ a RI
on" erbalten bat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Sin traurieer unb b6fit bebauerunes.

Gin traurieer unb b6hif bebauerun9ss
niiroiaer 8o,fal ereisnete iih am Sams
ftae ben i3ten 9lpril, In 8eru 9aunfd,ip,
Tairfelo @auntN Ohio, A Weilen bon
eancafter entfernt; Nntcuio &lamrDtt,
bei preuBifh Minoen su Soaus, ein @rsis
BON rs eahren, serieth NIT feinem 2od,s
gaamens 9lban, 0reibinger, Elm
8ocenfer, ettpa So Sabre alt, IN Strcit.
aDdbrenb bes Gtreites mar Trau Tret
oinaer i'm Bulhe uno iud,te cine ibrer per-
lcrneu Riihe, als lie mad, 9anie Fam,
traf IIe ibren Mann tobt an; fle siena
[psieih nadh eaueafer, seiste baeeibe ber
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

Der 3aBeubetril9er 9 10 a rts
tpout-@s freut uns su oernehmen oaB
Der 8er Staaten Marld)all oes noroltd3s
en- DiIfrifts bonn Staat Miei8tppt 800
viertel Secticnen, Cl2s,OO0 slder,) fbo:
men eanoes in Der @bidaiap Ibtretune
ces Staats, ais oas Gi9eutbum oes Be
triggers Smartwout, in SeIhlas 9enoms
men bat. Die 8lr9en bieles Shurfen
tonuen rieIleiht fur feline an benz pfents
liheu S6aB perlbte HdubereDen NIT ote'
fem eaube in 9rOBem NeaBe entihdol9t
tperben. 10
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

9euer @auoibat fur pr d f.
bent.-Die S6beraliifen idetnen
baran ~ arbeiten Gum cine Srennun9 in
Der Demofratilhen partbeD berocrsubrtns
aen, } baB @en. Scptt ais DrdGoenten :
@anbibat fur bic DemcfrattI d E
Vartbep por9ebraht ,peroen mDd1te. @s
spnb linen aber tpabrfheinlid eben 70
eliifeu tpie NIT Commodore Stemart !:
nnb menu fih Der 9eneral oasu brauden
Idst, eben 70 srcee Gbre oapcn trasen spie
Der Commodore. Clb
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
GQfh! !G1idh! Rdfh!

0fqt 0tsjeniSen, tpet6e enttpeber burd nnte.
~ ribttste Geanunsen, 9lpten pber S9ulbs
Gbcinc att 6 brt mas, -5arter uno q Q.
an garter unb -6oss, pber an s faae
6artt fhulri9 fnp, ,rerpcn biermit ncdmals,
uno srpar gum ltsten 0lele, auf9eforbcrt, biz
gum ltten nattten Sunp Ni6tistett su MAIDEN,
inpc,n teine wettere Sla6f6t Setfattst ipereen
tann.-Oiejenisen rel@e pisIe 1nseise unteadb.
tet laBen, nereea finects, oaB ibre 9te6nunsen
unp Ncten in bic -5anbe anperer Yertonen gum
Gintreibcn 9t9etcn werern*
Sfaac garter,
Canton, Npril l9. Am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Gerbetratbct:

Nm 4ten 1pril, tn Butler Gauntp, Oblp,
bur6 Den Gbrw !orn. Ses Gompes, !Serr DaptD
Sttbcr, pon 9Sapne Iaunl9tp, cbtmals ppn
0lcp 1aanf6tp, Serts Gauntp, ~. nit OliB
Nnna Olobr, ppn ct Clair Iaunfbip, Ichttr
ocs pertfcrtencn Sacot oNoDr, ebemols prn Olils
lcrstaun, Se4a Gauntp, pa.
Am 23ifen Qpril, ourb pem Gbrtp. -9rn. Satf,
.6err Scbn S. 0apnolos, &aufutann, init Oaib
SAber, 8epbe pon bieter @tabt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Wa6aoant uno gruDer,

@rcBhdnbter in @rccereDen, @cmmiBi'
pnsfaufeute uno gerfdufer BON pitts=
burger Wanuf fafturwaaren,
Notcn nas QBaarcnbaus, Slc. 10s, in Der 3tpsts
~ ten StraBe, frtber tmSe(it rrr.9rn. ebur8,
9lc8ap unp Carbon betpscn nnp ttnpfanscn
nun ein o09rmeines Nbrrtcment rpn 8rreereien,
21cinen 1e Die e, (aumt Der Nrt pittsburser
Olanuf fatturartiteln, Dem putlitum 5u ben biz
listtcn preifcn anttctrn.
SDncn anpcrtraute Gommibipurn rerptn (le init
frcnSer Aufmrrt amteit tefpr9en.
pittstur9, Nprtl &c, 1889. 2Ut.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
(2tus bem Chicago 9emctrat.)
9lu5funft miro oerpitnId)t

BON 6cinri6 96artb, ctnem Ieutfden, rttpa 80
Sabre aft, Sub 3cQ bod. 2Is man suteet pr1
iDm b6rte, mar CT in 9idsbur9 ORtBtBippt. Gr
lit nun Sabre in Amcrtta, unb 1T aus cint,n
Scrfc naDc bri Woinj. CT t1Artct fetncm 9ater
Dor ct,pa cne,n Sabre nit teiner Dluttcr in rices
sanb 3u tpmnlen. Der alte Wlann tcflnpet ltb
nun nit elmer sablrci@en 6amiltt yu Gbieaso in
cincm 5tc,nIib enttoBtcn 3uttantc, unp bat srr'
Sts 9crlan9cn na@ fetnetn Scbne.
Satpb S6artb.
Gbicaso, Qprtl 26, 1859. SIN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Srunnen Yraber.

ar ltnterjct6nete benaebrt6tt9t biermit bic
o Bepcbner bon Start Gauntp, baB ct nun
wieber in Der Stapt Canton wobnt, unb na9 mic
prr bas
8runnens@ s@raben
su feinen setpobnten trpHlfeilsn pretfen unter>
ni,,,,nt. Gr perri6tst ale tep oiciem @e(ddfte
nptbpenoise 1rbeit unb warrantirt ein 2etrt ais
paucrDaft unb gut, nno perfpridt, 70 tbnca unp
wpbfctcr, 100 nit ,ppbfsier su arteitc,,, ais IT.
Seno etncr feiner Oaittcwcrter in otclem 8eGbafte
Nltc 9runnen tperren auf pas 8ette unb auf
ttlr5ette NnjctSc rerartrt.
8cttclunSen orn ir9enb entn Sbeil bcs9a1tz
tics fcaen f6leuni9it befclst tperpen, une mat,
tann pitIelten entpccer in Der 9rudercp bcs
I" 9aterlanps freunrs" cber i'm .6autc ees unters
f9riebenen, III per $erinstcn StraBe, MAIDEN.
Oiarti Saltp.
Canton, Npril 20. Am.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

II Eeuer.-9lm 3ten 9lpril fpurbeportss
mouth in 8irsinieu bon einem serltoren
ben Teuer beimgefuht. Die poifotHce,
bie Odd Fellows Hall, Die Drndere'
ron ter 9ines, n,to fnebrere ancere
@ebdube spurben baburh serffort. Gin
.Mann yeamens @Ootpin perlor babel
iein Qeben mno ,t,ebrere anoere DerfDnen
,purbei, iehr befMdbi9t. Der 8erluff it
nid,t ausgemittelt. ginise BON ben Sdas
penleibenben tpare,t gum 9briI nerlhert !;
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Der Oaterlanb yreunb unb @5el1t Ser 3ett.

Sbrtsfeit an, tporauf Gd Suries, @orcner
Sbertf uno @onltabel an Srt II. SteLle
be9a6en, um bas erndbnte Su unterluhen.
Ste fanoen ben alien @lamrotb nidt fir
er tpuroe bierauf feitgenommen
une in bas 4aucalter 9efdn9ntB sebradt.
(Sancatter 9cltsfrcuno
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
$50 III Setnrt6 goumann u?

Ncrftlbe rciste i'm Sobr 1920 prn paris mad
- Nmcrtta. Der ltntcrsci@nctc pfntttt tebn'
li6tt 5u ,ptBcn, no i'd reriete aufbalt nnb bttet
ncBwcScn ibn felbtt, renn inn oictt NnfcrrerunS
III 0clobt tommen follte, 70 mic allc Mcnf6ena
freurpe, bic fcincn Aufentbaltscrt tcnnen, SladDs
riebt an bic untcn frl9 noe 2tpbrete tprtIner 5u
laBcn, ppcr es III per n1ebtten Settings Srudcrep
anjuSei9cn. petcr tfcP pet
care of Henry Lux, Roche ster, n. Y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

slm lesten Dienfta9 Mersen sps eiu
furses aber befti9es @epitter iiber uniere
Stabt, tpdbreno tpeldem cas Saus bes
Oerrn Solhua 9ibbs bonn 8liB 9etrc6en
fpurbe. Der Strabl fubr auf Der Queens
faite bes Shcrniteins binunter unb tbeil=
te fid, bann in breY 3wetse =; iEbem ein
9beil burh bic Wauer fhIu9, i'm Sfen:
rohr binab fubr, ben Sfen ntebertparf u.
oaun curh ben Booen sien9. Der arpets
te 3rpeis fubr binab uno seriforte eiuen
9lpfelbaum uno Der brittle serlptittete einen
Dumpeuftcct. @liidlider,peife tpuroe Seies
mano bon Der Samilie befddbist.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Warnun9 Dor Dem Nnfauf elmer
49, -.- SHDte.

Cseeer,nann 1T stmarnt Dor bem Anfauf rber
- 1nnabme elmer Sapte, tpelde 8enjamin
Gbambers 8estn ben sertfprtenen 9britftan 9pts
let pon serinstcn xaanf4ip, teftet. Die Sactc
forbert so xbaler, unb 1T auf pcn soften Mar;
1887 aussetellt unb pom gbrttfian 9ptler
unter,eisbnet. qBir rparnen bier,ntt bas Nnblis
tu,,,, piete Slote 81 taufen pper an Sesabuns
Statt atsuncbmen, oa mir nidt 2Dtllens linb,
piefelbc su beaablen, auBer bae 8efes fbats uns
oaiu ,tpinse,t. .6etnrt1 GteR, Aaent.
lexington xfAp, Start Co.. aprii la. Am.
Trudtre # e. : Nls Qat qedrbeitet
q warrantirt, wcroen sasa 9ertauf atf DAM
sebalten xenBts mnb Gelr.
Wabtlrn, 5anp ! 3. =,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

utttungem liber pdhreno oerIeB
~tcn QBO4c cinSclaufcnesS rbicrirttons9clp
Spbn OiQer, Slomms 6otcl, bis 80, Sabrs. 10.
Saepb !6cfman, Wapunt Gaton, 40, IL.
Qbilliam 9rcspel, moBillcn, %, H..
Daniel $en;, louisville, So, TO-.
Saerb SeQ, 0rccntonn, So, 10.
9autp gcaper, Satlonsturs, 8utter eauntp,
bis 80. 35, Sabr9an9 IL.
Gbritt. Sufb, Clear Greet, 6i9lanb Gauntp,
bis 80. So, Sabr9. 10.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

0inridtun9.-BiDtam Dunlap,
it. aberfatrt feline 8rau ermcroet 5u ba=
ben, tpurbe am 29iten port9en Weonats in
bem @efdnsniBbof su Wiaiamspcrt, sDs
ecn,ins @auntD spa, ourd, ben Strau9
binaerthtet. Gr ioa bic 9roBte 9elasens
belt aeseist, unr, nahoem er bic 3ulhaus
er Iber leinen Sal unb bic 8erettt9tett
bes aber ibn ausselprrdenen llrtbeils ans
eerecet ben Strid am Suerbcls 9epronet,
Bic gdlinse aufseScsen uno nit etsenen
Oduben nm ben Soals 9ele9t BADEN. Glib
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Sbtpimmenbe DampfmGblen.

SIM telegraph bon 9llton ,piro als0eeu.
i9feit semeloet, baB bas Dampfbcot bon
Nltcn feline iiberHaeig Dampftraft, unb
feinen teeren Hauu1 basu an9etpanot bat,
Elm Yaar ujebtide patentmsbifteine su
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

@ute @elesenbeit fur alte Sunsseiele
Ien.-@ine alte Sunsfer berlanst oerm'ts
telft elmer sIusetae in elmer Salt'merer
3eituue eineu Wann. cShre Sdonbett
beftebt in $l5, 900. Cies spdre cine lhone
@elesenbeit fur einen alten coer jun9en
Drufer. Der ettpa einllnterfommen fubte.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Ntuz Wprf. Qpri(

VtMz Dort, Npril II.
Spaebaft.-Dcr ahtbare Daniel
1Heblier uno @cupernor Senarb trafen
roriaeu Sonntag in unierer suten Staot
Elm, ,,m cas permeiutlid,e Whi9feft, tpoSu
ft,ou Dor Der MaM ale Vcrbereltunaen
aetroffen tparen, feiern su helfen. - Die
PceceScsos baben ben sanien SpaB oer'
bprben. -~ (N. =. S1S,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

Biu Sobnion, Der berl,hnte spatrtot
BON cen taufsnb Snleln, 1T jebt in Der
Gtabt Geus sQ)crf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

UTSn rtr 1n5cise weSen Der 9crfammluns
bcr epon9. lutb. Spuppe pcn ODp (auf unfcrer
ertten Seite) bat lldb Der Srrtbum etnSef9l4cn
raB rer Gag Der 3ufammentunft auf bcn l5tcn
na@ttcn Wlap an9escten lit. Gs tauB DeiBen {:
" rcr este map."
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

treiben, tporauf uneefdbr 100 8uidel fei'
nes Sornmebl ben Gag geltefert iperoen
tonnen. Die Sarmer inn Mi6ouribOttom
uno Der llm9e9enb lcuen feiBi9 ibr &C.
trdi6e babiK brtnaen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

T0te Sefanntmabuns pes in untrm bcutiz
gen 8latt mitsetbeiltcn @ctctes tn 8e3u9 Der
@cbibren Der 8eri6tsf6rciber bep Ginbarscrunz
9eh wirc pielcn unfcrcr tcutf4cu Sreunpc intres
Bant unb nusli1 fepn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

Toleenbe 9abe0e sei9t oas 9teiultat
Der Babl, tperaus su erieben, oaB Der
bemofratiihe @anbioat fit bes Wajor.
slmt, 0err Siac {. 8arta n, iiber Serrn
@lart cine Mebrbeit bon 1882 Stims
if,en prbieft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
6 n ab q.

syn elmer cffete[Ien Depeide Cir 8ran'
ci6 Seab's, bes sespefeuen @cuoernDrs
Ucn Canada, treIde t,a Qonopn Stanbart
pom 4ten Mdr3 pubIicirt 1T, miro often
anse9eben, oaB bic brittiid,e 3e9ierun9
an lttd)t tpentser aIs 3,27O Ser. Staater
Snbtauer idbrItden SoLo besabIe. - @s
1T fait unm69Iid,, ba6 bic Sreunolhaft
str,lhen Gr9lano unb ben Ser. Staaten
0ufrihtiq (eiu f6nne. CO. .. Staatsa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

20 Der in Sauaba gum 2obe oerurtteil'
ten Natrtoten -Gno be9naot9t tpcrben'
MontreaIer 8ldtter tptoerfpreden tiber'
baupt Der uerbreiteteu 9lnfld,t, caB bic ca:
nabtfd,e He9ierune piele 0inrtdtun9eu
Uornebme. Sic ia9en, bic Rrie9s9erihte
fSnnten nid,t anbers, ais oas Icoeslr'
tbeit ansiprehen, oa Die beifebenbe 9e
IeBe feline @abl iibri9 lieBen; Gber uur
in ben 1eltenften SdIen iet oiefes urtbetl
bis iebt erf ooQSogen tporoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26

Jpep Srleans' 'W1arft am 6ten 9lprtl.
Oebl: Sc IS bis 80 Gents, pas Sarrct.-
2Sbistep: as Gcnts, bic 8aIone.
TemsOorfsWarft, am 1lten 9lprtl.
Ultbl 81 rs bis SO 25 Gents, baS Sdrrc(.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-04-26
Canton, Q(pril 20,
81 u u3et9e

eb 9er unte, Sei4nete tena6ridtist adj
tunSspcltf oas 4ubtitu,n, oeB CT II,
EHBa Der Stabt Canton, ileb teiterp nies
"a berselaBen babe, ,lm bic aNeptz
i'm, Gbtrnr9ie nnp 8eburtsbiffe
ausSuiten. 9erfelbe bat bic .5et!tunre auf xeutz
den uniperfItaten reselmabia tf,pirt, mad atsc=
estem Gramcn ben Dpttctsrap BON Der rneei,ini,
@en Satultat in oNil:s4en empfansen. uno feit,
,ern an mebreren 'c,oipitalsrn pratttstrt. 9eine
Offs TT in Der G-JlartttraBe, Dem Snbian Guccn
5otcl 9e9enrrer, ilter etner Stiese ttnts.
- 3. Gapmnnc, Or. meb.
Sar.ttn. Irril 26. 30.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

nothing 10 do with either. This is a ques-
lion Of deeper interest than party consid-
erations, and as such I submit it to the
calm, unbiased considerations Of 'sthe Peo-
pie Of the United States, the honest and
industrious Of all classes, who, looking to
their own interest as | do to mine, will not
be swayed or guided by the opinions of
the Especial few" who, whether in Office
or out Of it, are governed by selfish con-
slderations, and thriving on the ruin of the
great producing mass.
PETER SCRIBER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

NOTlCE.-The undersigned has disposed
Of his interest in the Southern Argus to Mr..
SAMUEL CURTIS, for the purpose of bringing
his business to a close, having between five and
six thousand dollars due him since he became
proprietor of the establishment. He owes
money, and it is necessary that collections be
made forthwith; and all persons who are in
arrears are notified that unless prompt pay
ments are made, suits viii be commenced in
discriminatory. The Argus will still remain
under the editorial supervision of the under.
signed.
DADUEn
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Editorial Clange.-Col. y LESTER, junior
editor Of the Columbus Democrat, has sold out
his interest in that establishment, and removed
to Jackson, In this State, having become one
of the proprietors of the Mississippian lie has
also resigned the Office Of Postmaster of this
city. Mr. WM. d. CHAPMAN, succeeds him as
junior editor of the Democrat Although po-
litically opposed to Col. Lester, our social rela-
tons have been kept up, and in taking leave of
him, we heartily wish him complete success in
his new undertaking.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09
Columbus, July 3, 1889.
P. B. BARKER

NOTICE.-Having purchased the estab-
lisnment of the Southern Argus, Ibeg leave to
state to the public that there viii be no change
in its politics, butthere 'eiH be a change in the
manner of performing Job work and Advertis-
ing for, having the experience of my prede-
cessor related to me, | find that in any me-
chanlcal business, particularly that of Prin-
ter, 1t is useless to work without prompt pay
meDts. The rules, therefore, adopted by the
majority of Editors and Proprietors in this
State, which are inserted in another column,
will be rigldly adhered to. hope that the
patronage hitherto given to the establishment
viii be continued.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09
WIN. H. GIBBs, Sec'y.

Another Steamboat Disaar-szts
~ week we have to record the bong
wreck of some Steamboat On w VS.
waters, and to day We state aaisE
New Orleans Palle-,in OF 251 June zu
+" The steamer Danube. GaR. E1eI
is reported TO have come 10 coac. ri
18th inst, with the steamer Nagla
Capt. Ddnseth, bound from lhsr
Cincinnati. The collision TOOK pal
the morning of the above date, s sa
O'Clock. The MacfarIand sunk na
five minutes after striking-ibe b
ling from the babin aud upper TaaE
she went down. This fortunate tn1
stance gave TO the passengers an q
nity TO escape on board the DaHatia
erwise every soul on the decks cts
fated boat might have gone dOmEa|
to the bottom. The baggage Of tRr
sengers was left 10 the cabin, WHICH \
ting from the hull, foaied tgsn!7
miles down stream. At that dislaasi
wreck was picked up or lodged aggaas'
bank, and the trunks, baggage, &c
IN the cabin, were recovered. TR'
persons lost, are said 10 be Pass'
who was sick, and cabin boy. TX
ter is supposed to have beer. killed b
falling ofthechimneys The bull. sn
and cargo Of TIE sunken boat are q
loss.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Fatal A.fray-Our city was thrown into
great excitement yesterday morning, in conse-
quence of fatal termination of controversy
between Mr.H. G. HUMPHREYS andJ. c. McKin-
ney. The affair is, while our paper is going to
press, undergoing a Judicial investigation, and
we forbear saying anything particularly relative
to it. Suffice it to say, that Mr. HUMPHREYS
and Mr.. Mckinney met IN the store Of 8Iessrs.
Ioomer & Huddleston, when a controversy
arose between them which ended in an affray,
during which Mr.. H. killed Mr. Mex. BY a
pistol ball through his heart.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STA TEC


The undersigned addresses himself di.
rectly to you-untrammcle1 and uninhu-
enced by any ''party" considcrations-and
sincerely hopes you will read what he has
to say in the same spirit.
We have reached period full Of inter-
est to all Of us who have any thing at stake,
or who may desire to hold securely the
fruits Of his industry.
Next to good government, good morals
and good laws is a good currency; with
the latter, we are all aAoat for no man
unless he be exclusively broker or money
changer, can devote time enough % the
operations ola disjolnted currency to make
any calculation regarding it ;-hence his
contracts of TO day are all upset to-mor-
low, and the labor of years annihilaled by
the change of Exchanges, whilst that por-
ton Of the community, noU-productive"
in their character, battening upon the IN
dustry of the productive classes" ap-
peal now to the experience cf any man In
trade, for the truth Of what assert; they
of course know, and feelingly know, its
ruth and those whose pos!tlonin life may
not bring them direcHy in conta with the
wasting injury alluded to, may be assured
that indirectly they suffer, and must in the
end suffer sensiby. Take for instance,
any branch Of trade The merchant who
sells his goods to dealers Of another State,
makes his calculations that the expense of
collecting his money may cost say two per
cent; when by the time the payment ma
lures, he finds the difference more than
five. ten or fifteen per cent. This is We
ry limited difference compared with the
fact. Next 20 10 the mechanic; say the
halter, the shoemaker, or any other useful
and indispensable branch; he sells bis goods
10 distant points, and finds the same differ
cnce weighing upon hun besides, per-
hans. a total inability to collect at all. For
a time, 10 be sure, his journeyDlen don't
feel II but they must eventually; for # a
man meet With losses, every one dependent
on him for work must eventually feel A..
Strike down any meu who employ others,
and all alike feel the blowereninaiy.
a. good sound exchanging clrrency'
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Unfortunate Accident.-On the 4th instant,
as Mr. WADDLE and Miss CARRNeToN, sister
of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Darlington, all of tins city, were
proceeding in Gig to attend the celebration
Of The day at Colbert, some part ofthe harness
broke which alarmed the horse and he started
off at full speed. They met stage coach, and
the Gig was violently thrown against it and
upset. Miss Darlington had her face dreadful
" lacerated, and Mr.. WaddeIl was considerably
bruised, but we are happy to say that they
both escaped with their lives and are in a fair
way to recover.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Mississippa.-The New Orleans Bulletin
in speaking of the flattering prospects of the
crops in this State, and the troubles that bcset
US, very justly remarks:
If bad crops had occasioned the present
difficulties in Mississippi, then might her citi-
Gems expect relief from good crops. But we
are rather inclined to the opinion, that until
they change their bad management there will
be no end to their monetary troubles. The
first step, therefore, is to amend the present
system of policy-of finances, and the genera
mode of doing business.
As to their soil-it has always brough
forth plenteously' will continue to do Sc
but the mischief is, that the inhabitants dom
take care Of the fruits
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

The Crops.-The late seasonable rains have
quite resusitated the crops, which were, short
time since, suffering much from the continued
drought. From every section around US we
hear favorable reports, and the farmers faces
wear cheerful smile.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Thaddeus Steuens.-This gentleman who
was elected Representative from Adams coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, but who was denied his seat
by the locofocos, has again been elected to the
same station by majority of 465 votes. Thus
a signal rebnke has been given to those whose
motto is "to the victors belong the spoils,' and
whose practice is to trample upon the rights OF
the people.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Nr. Clay in Maryldpd-The Baltf
Chronicle, in noticing the nominations .
by the Wing Convention Of the District 9
posed of the city Of alhmOre and Ann y
del county, for Congress, and the HANS !.
Convention, says that "every member 3
Convention was in favor Of the nominate
Mr.. Clay, and that Ex-Governor hoVsS
accepting the appointment OF delegate, .:
ed that he preferred Mr. Clay to any n1-'
ing.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

A Nationcl Bauk.-We hope all our readers
will carefully peruse the article on the subject
of National Bank, copied from the Neao York
Euening Star. signed "PETER ScRIBER." Its
replete with good argument and sound sense.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-07-09

Dael.-The Vicksburg Wing of the 3D. inst
says-'Ne regret to learn that duel occur
red in Louisiana on last Friday morning, be-
tween Fielding Davis, Esq. and Henry A.
Moore, Esq both of Woodville, Mississippi,
in which the latter was killed at the first fire.
They fought with rifles at forty PAGES. The
duel grew out of the late unfortunate Difficult
ty between Mr.. Davis and MIR. Leigh.