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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-10-25
NO. g.
From, he Ns,s York Wzie.

THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
When the monstTous scheme Of great
overshadowing Money Power under the
control OF the officers of Government was
first proposed--ihe Van Buren, party gave il
the name of SAB Treasury The term was
very appropriate, but the leaders soon found
out that Itsignified too much The people
did not relish the idea OF placing host OF
officers under the Treasury. all over the land.
and making liule locomoiige Banks of them.
They might run off the track--or explode
or whiz away for Texas, 40 t.'s
Perhaps when they christian a child. es.
pecially If il be as ugly as themselves, look
out for good name. The Administration,
alter humming the solo for few months,
with the title of Sub-Treasury, altered the
name Of the bantling to Constitutional Trea-
sury. a Constitutional Treasury What
else would they have 2--said the people. Il
must be constitutional, or well none Of it,
The Administration saw that there was no
CANNON IN this title--the people would not
be guled to that tune-It meant nothing
it was neither hawk nor buzzard. They
have accordingly taken new name--and
there hule Hercules is to be called the Iade.
Pendent Treasury. They are not SO far out
ofthe way in this-it will be very Indepen.
dent concern, no doubt The tIeasurers will
be the most "Independenp men alive! One
bali OF them will be as independent as
Milford Loeo-Foeo Prince at Paris. A single
glance at the provisions oftbis bill Of Abom-
nations ought 10 satisfy the most credulous
OF its evil tendencies.
Hprovides for the appointment OF host
of ner officers. This is an evil 1t quar-
tiers so many more lazy drones upon the
people. TO eat up their substance.
1t locks up in the hands of the partisans
ofthe government, all the revenues of the
country, which can thus be used to operate
upon State Elections, and to influence mo.
neyed affairs, al The ieW Of The Central Poae-
or al Washington This is all wrong. Il
makes our Government Despotism in eve
ry thing but the NAME Tie Sub.Treasu-
rers OF Cesar will be faithful vnssals.
IL is placing the revenues of,he Republic
in places where all experience shows It viii.
be unsafe. Bonds may be required-they
were required OF Swarwout. Penal laws
may be enacted, but what cares Price for
your statutes2 You lock up the money ia
strong iron safes, and guard the gold eagles
with stout iron bars-and for what, in the
name of wonder2 To keep it safe. From
whom2 The Peope2 Oh no. The PEG.
pie never plundered dollar. But these
safes and guards, and penal laws, are made
10 prevent burglars stealing the peoples
money-and the keys TO these very safes
are 10 be given up by this brainless Sub
Treasury Bill into the very hands that rob
the people OF their treasures
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
Shelby Springs.

THE. subscriber has rented these well
Il known Springs, and fitting them up in a
style not to be surpassed by any watering
place in the Southern country. No expense
or attention viii be wanting to render those
patronizing him comfortable. The medicinal
qualities, together with the locality of these
springs; are too well known TO need comment
Having had long experience in the business,
the subscriber hatters himself that he shall be
able to please the most fastidious, and pledges
himselfto use. every exertion in his power tc
add to the amusement and health of his guests
A line of stages viii run direct from Mont.
gomery and Selma to the Springs, from the
commencement to The close Of the season.
The Springs will be open for the reception
of visiters the first of May.
JOHN S. WASHINGTON.
Shelby county, April 10, 1889.
3l-3m Prs fee $40 5O1
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
WOTlCE

rs hereby given, that agTeea6lg to en- order
Of the Probate Court 81 I0Wndes county,
Mississp ppi, at the April term there's 1859
the undersigned, administrator ol the estate Of
John H Odeneal, deceased. win proceed to
sen at the Court House door 70 the town Of
Columbus. E0Wndes county, on Monday the
seventeenth day d June next the following
sec ID No. Is IA township No. l7 Orange Is
east--on credit Of twelve months ppEchass
ers WIN be required 70 give bond with approP-
ed security. Sale within the usual hours
1899 a04E
H win sell az flle inc time and place
and upon he same cend iion Certificate 81
Sloc for I'VE shares Is tie Gomnelci Bank
IS olnmbu E q oDEN 81.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
zeT Establishment.
..u &J,J. Fcrmamtlis,

,,.onu & j, y. Fcrmamdas,
). ~ STREET, COLUMBUS,
AAlD !. 4, Tmbig6y Rail Road Bank,
fQayoa,rr,cTFULLY inform the citizens q
OESPhC, ,rs and the county Of Lowndes
n Couug torned acoparinership for the
6stbey a,,o ,a,n,oo,cbandzng, and SO oicit share
prpss o ..ooge. %o They have, as yet, receiv-
dihef PauV5,S ,;oS If their Goods, which, by the
dbt ,..sIected with great care by one o
rsg, we're ''o i New York, Philadelphia anC
he Frtnel' ,nlv n a few weeks since. They
Balunae' Ig Ssna many articles to which they
have n. ,s. y ,ltenton of the public
Inril 80, l55S'
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
Spinning Machines,
WiIh CnSt Iron Frames.

W7th Cast Iron FRAMES.
HlHE subscriber is now engagedin putting
Il up Spinning Machines in the town of
Columbus, and will be enabled in short time,
not only to supply those who have already en-
gagged them, but also to furnish future appi-
cants at the shortest notice. He has employ
ed a competent person, who resides on the
Bigby, to put the machines in operation-but
persons not liking them when put in motion,
will not be compelled to keep them. Orders
from distance will be promptly attended to,
and machines will be forwarded to any point on
the river where the landings are good, and
warehouses can be found to shield them from
the effects of the weather. Intending to re-
main In this place for short time, cores
pondents are respectfully requested to direct
their letters to Columbus, Mi. The above
machines can be examined by applying to
Akin g. Gibbs, who are agents for this place.
PETER MCINTYRE.
NIB. l viii furnish the Flying Shuttle Loom
to those who purchase the Spinning Machine
if they desire, and competent person to put
them up, and give the necessary instructions
P.S. BY the 9Th of June expect 70 have
the above described machines for sale in Pick
ems, Alabama and / win here give notice, thai
those who purchase them win be expected tc
pay the person who attends to selling ant
fitting them up, in Alabama money or its equiv
alent P. Mel.
Columbus, April %, 1889. 23tf
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
NEW FIRM
u.MpTON 81 BROWN,

ur subscribers having purchased OF
W. Tsssrs. AKIN g. GLASS, their entire
j y I12s,o Goods Books, Notes and Accounts,
sci .s11 q %VH inform the public that they win in
specu5,y Sny. omen on their own, account, a
eE w, uSA!So1 uSA!ToRE under the above firm, at the
y4oI Y sI5 y weH known stand, corner Of Main and
ID anu w., S,,oets recently occupied by Messrs.
uaiAes y 'CS ciSbs as an auction and commission
AKIN q 49, IN addtionto their present stock,
nol'e, ,r.r receive by the next Boats large
-i General assortment OF
.,,,,ls and Fancy Dry Goods,
,sos,. I Hats, BOMmets, Clothing,
Hard,sare, CrOCkcI"y, GEGSs,
SaddEa,y, SC. sc.
With a general assortment of
eROCERIEs AND LIQUORS
t,.,,lv all descriptions, recently selected By
!, Irr Isr,rnsrenced Judge in the Northern cites
1JTbicb thew will sell at reduced prices fol
G,'5 % and Cash Ollg believing it tobe most tC
M interest ofthe buyer and seller, these times
aw to DEAL 49,.
Acorn operations will be entirely for cash
fl. Votes and Accounts transferred to us, o
rregtv, must be speedily closed and {
m,Be debtors more readily to pay, we vii
reeve N liquidation of the same. if offered
yer soOn the currency of the place, other
wise We shall exact the best Of funds. Mr.
Joy C. GLASS will give his attention, for
sbot time in closing this branch of the busi
ness and is fully authorized to collect and re
eipt 6rthe same. ..
HAMPTON & BROWN.
Columbus, April29, 1883. 3
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
TRUST SALE

Id Y virtue of a. Deed Of Trust executed BY
George Tucker, to me as trustee, TO Sc
cure the payment Of four certain promissory
notes, made by said Tucker in favor Of George
w .BonneIL, and more fully described in said
deed Of trust, which deed of trust was execut-
ed on the twenty-third day OF May, A. D.
1886, and is srecorded in Book 6, pages SO, 80
and 40, in the Office of the clerk ofthe Probate
Court Of LoWndes county, and state Of Mis-
sissippi-I vii on Friday, the thirty-first day
Of May next, between the hours of ii o'clock
a. m. and 8 o'clock p. m. of said day, sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, at the door Of
the court house in the town Of Columbus, a
part of lot number 10, in square number A,
south of Main-street, on which the Southern
Argus" printing Office is now situated, bounded
as follows, to wit: beginning at the north west
corner of said lot thence running south twen-
ty-fve feet along the eastern boundary Of Mar
ket-street, thence east parallel with Main-st.
seventy-three feet, thence north twenty five
feet parallel with Market-street, and thence
west seventy three feet to the point of begin
ming, with all and singular its tenements and
appurtenances.
Dated Columbus, April 80, 1889. 5
P. M. GRANT, Trustee.
Prs fee $12l 33-5w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
Miniature Painting.

TAMES WIS e intends visiting Column
q bus in-the course of five or six weeks,
when he win offer his professional services to
its citizens and the public generally. Having
made this art the chief study as well as pursuit
of his life, under the best masters ofthe age, he
feels great confidence in making this tender of
his services, and would, with great respect, So
licit public patronage and encouragement
On.his arrival he win make known where
his room may be found.
March 4, 1889. 25n
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
Dissolution.

VHE Undersigned having sold their entire
] stock Of goods, wares aud merchandise,
books, notes and accounts, to HENRY L. HAMP-
ION and THOMAS W. Brown, EsQs- make a
nder of their thanks to their friends and pat
ms, for the very liberal patronage heretofore
Gended to thenl and respectfully solicit a
uinuation of the same 10 their successors ia
BUSINESS
hcmsequence of the above sab7 the firm
dA&n& Glass is dissolved
G. S. AKIN,
JOHN G. GLASS.
Columbus, April 25, 1889. 33-4w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
NfOTICE.

q IL persons indebted, up to this date, to
IA the late firm Of CRUMP & MUNRO. and
JOHN MIJNRo, are requested to mike payment
to the subscriber, who is legally authorized
to receive the same r. III. ALLEN. :.
Columbus, April 2:, 1899. 32-4w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30

john N. SVmIO71S,
fFERS for sale the following seasonable
" Goods, at very fair prices, viz:
Printed and Painted .Nluslins,
Brown Linens for summer wear,
Assorted Summer Prints.
April 80 "a
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30

reading Room attached l.s to 'h'
r The S sonibern Argus win, heFeafsFi
q ..sry . Jsy Day Sundays excepted from :
csTs.l!! =, mil dark. For terms Of sub
doS A" .ly At the Room
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
NOTICE.

HTNHE subscribers WsiI continue the Tn,
Sheet Iron q Copper Business, under the
title OF aPEAZsss & Smith. at the old stand Of
Spears, Priest &. Co. who win keep on hand a
large assortment, which win be sold at whole-
sale Of retail for cash, and for cash only. Job
work executed IN the best manner and at short
notice. Cash win be expected IN all cases for
al work done after the first Of April hext
JOHN n. S7EsA Rs
VIM. Il. SMITH
March a 1889. 25tf
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30

- -,,T,cuIous cures effected BY
u, ~ lI1ySSrCHLEss sANATIVEp
pc ,.onyioced even the most bitter
u !, NE doctrine, that the medicine ia
~ +" y. value to mankind than the vast
d anD,, .',.,,;,. or even the united treasures
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
Dra. yVn11ffl1s = TalfnferrO.

IDE-Is a u = Is = > z : -
IL AVE lust received from DR.. Bridges,
Gone Of the Vaccine Physicians Of Phil
.adelphia,1 Crust Of Matter, the 18th trans
mission from the Cow, and are prepared to
Vaccinate al applicants at then Office on Mar
ket-street..
Columbus, April 8, 1889 30H
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
DR d NLADE.

W.AS resumed the practice Of his profess
sion, and VIII pnnctnally attend to all
calls, when not Professionally engaged. His
Office is in the rear Of the building formerly oc-
cupid By Slade s. Baker, n Marlzei-street
AT night le will Be found at his residence.
Columbus Aprls, 1899. 3On
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
BACON,

AOnOn Lbs. BACON, cur
FO,OOO ed by an experienced
hud just received. / will sell it at reduced
Tcsiar alabama money, or for the currency
d Mississippi at a moderate discount Call
opposite the Planters Bank and examine it.
s. NORRIS.
Columbus, April 30, 1899 33f
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust to me execut-
ID ed by Irwin G. MCGEE, on the eighth
day of May, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty for purposes therein specified, and
duly recorded in the Office of the clerk of the
county clerk of Winston county, state of Mis-
sissippi-I shall offer for sale at public auction
for cash on the first day Of April, 1889, at the
town of Winstonville, all the right, title, and
interest that the said Irwin G. MCGEE had to
the following tracts, pieces, or parcels Of land
at the time of executing said deed, viz: West
half of north west quarter of section three,
township thirteen north, range fourteen east
and the east half of the north east quarter oi
section four, township thirteen moth, range
fourteen east; and the east half of the north
west quarter of section three, township thir.
teen north, range fourteen east The above
lands are situated in the county of Winston
state of Mississippi, near the town of Winston
vile, in the district of lands offered for sale al
Columbus Sale to take place within the usu-
al hours Winstonville, Feb. %, 1889.
JOHN g.. ABRAMS, Trustee.
CPB fee $9l M-3w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
COLUMBUS
MedicalI Springs.

NHE BATHING HOUSES of this es-
tabhshment aresnow open for the accom-
modatIon of Ladies s1d Gentlemen. The la
dies apartments are in an nenciosure entirelyse-
parate from the main building, where theywill
be waited upon from 8 a. m. to p. m. The
water has been analyzed by Drs. Lipscomb,
Estes, Cornell, and Hooker, and M. NJ. Brig
ham, Esq. and found to possess large guam
tity of muriate of soda, Common salt,) sui
phate OF magnesia, Epson sahs,) sulphate
and muriate Of lime. and is also impregnated
with sulphuretted hydrogen. Used internally
it is laxative and diuretic, and win be bene-
fetal to dyspeptics and those laboring under
costWeness: and as a bath, is stimulating to
the skin, producing similar sensations to the
nitro.muriatic acid bath, and removes with
readiness all impurities from the surface Of the
body, and will prove highly serviceable to rheu-
mates, convalescents. and those laboring uD-
der the various eruptive diseases of the skin
and to persons. in health, it viii no doubt con-
tribute much to prevent disease, as well as
prove luxury, which, when once enjoyed
none viii deny themselves during the relaxing
heat of summer.
Columbus, April Is, 1889. 3ltf
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
To TrapcIIers.

To the LG6tCs.
WE have just opened one of the most
" splendid assortments Of Ladies Kid and
Morocco Shoes ever brought to Columbus
aaong which are
Black and Light cOlored Victoria Ties,
DO do do Paris Ties,
d do do Harrison Ties,
aeleganty and fashionably made.
CALHOUN s. FERNANDIS,
Opposite the Tombigby Bank
April 80 33
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30

ATTENTION
TIME subscriber has just received and Of
fers for sale the following articles cheap
for Alabama money
so bbls. Ohio Flour,
$500 lbs. Tennessee Flour,
IS sacks Liverpool Salt,
% sacks Coffee,
Is bbls. Molasses,
10 hhds. N. o. Sugar,
8 boxes Havana q ST. Cloix Sugar,
5bbls. best Loaf Sugar,
30 boxes Sperm Candies,
20 Bbls. superior Irish Potatoes,
5 boxes Soap,
10000 lbs Tennessee Bacon,
2 casks Butter,
2 casks Cheese,
10 bbls. good Lard,
90 boxes best Raisips,
drums Rigs,
box Citron,
10000 Principe Segars,
tons Tennessee Iron,
Alspice, Pepper Ginger,
Prunes, w. /. Preserves,
Rice, Soft shell Almonds,
Dried Beef, &c. &c.
A.. l. CAMPBELL.
Columbus, Aprils. 1889. 80
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30
List Of T.etters

ID EMAINfNC ia the Post Office 81 Column
~ bus. Mississippi, on the 3Oth April,
1850 Persons calling f0r letters VIII please
say they are adyertized.
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30

POSTPONEMENTS.
The sale Of the above described property is
postponed until Saturday the twentieth day
of April instant, at the same place. Dated
JOHN G. ABRAMS, Trustee.
[Prs fee $8] 29-3w
Southern Argus., 1839-04-30

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-27
For Albany, Troy, ant
WESTERN COUNTRY
Via BRATTLEBoRo and BENNINGTON

n EAVES Chase's every morning (supd,,
- excepted) at O'Clock, and arrive at T,ol
and Albany same evening, where It iuiersst|
the great Western Canal, Steamboats, al
New York, Railroad for Ballston and Sar,p
ga Springs, Stages, Packets, &c.
Passengers on arriving at Troy OF Alban,
can procure passage for the West at almos
any hour of the day, either by Stages, Packet
or Railroad.
This line also, leaves Baker and Walker,
Stage Office, Albany and Troy, for Benningtol
and Brattleboro, daily, Sundays excepted.
An accommodation Stage will leave Abanl
Tor Bennington every morning al 10 O'Clock
on the arrival Of the Boat from New York, am
Railroad from the West. Passengers goin,
East. who arrive at Albany in the morning am
take the Stage for Bennington, win not be sub
jected TO riding in the night.
At BrattIeboro, this line intersects with iou
different stage routes TO Boston, and two 70
Lowell; also, Stages for Concord and all part
Of New Hampshire, and the Connecticut Riy
er line Of Stages for Walpole, Bellows Fall
Charlestown, Hanover, and Haverhi!l. Pa
sengers can 60 from Albany through to any Z
the above towns in two days.
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NEW GOODS.
HAYNES Il. BAKER,

| ITAS Just received from Boston, rich as
IL sortment Of GOODS, suited to the sea-
son---comprising the following;
BrOadcTOths and Cassimercs.
| Blk, blue blk, brown and mixed BROAD
lCLOTHS; London blue and Roman purple,
very fine for Gents Over Goats; wool black
do. superior quality; Adelad and mulberry do
of common texture for hard service; invisible
green and dfab Cloths do. for 0ver-Coats, to-
gether with choice selection of Trimmings
| fer the same; blk, brown, blue, purple and
green, English and American Cassimeres;
English Drab do. fine and heavy for Gents
| Over-Coats; velvet, satin and Valencia Vest
ngs; FAsHfoHABLE HATS.
FANCY GOODS;
English and French Merinos; English and
Scotch ginghams; 100 ps. prints, good selec-
tons; 10 ps. mousseline dc lanes, rich colors;
a rich supply OF light and dark silks; sinchaw,
gro de berlin and Italian tafieta silks; merino,
Edinboro, Highland and brocade shawls, fancy
kdkis; blk and white laces; bishop lawn muslins;
corded, checked and plain cambrics; silk blond
linen; VT and cotton edgings and insertings;
ladies silk and kid gloves; merino and cotton
hose; bandanna, pongee and flag hdkfs.
5000 yds brown sheetings and shirtings;
common, brown and bleached drings; tick
ings from IA to 80 cts per yd; colored cam
bricks; Russia diaper and crash; brown and
bleached table linens; colored table covers do
ladies' French and kid slips; do morocco walk
ing shoes and calf shoes; ladies' fur lined rubber
shoes; gent. rubber over-shoes; do pumps and
calfboots; gaiter boots aud lacings; Misses and
Childrens' shoes.
GROCERIES.
Old and young hyson Teas; souchong and
pecco do; coffee; chocolate; cocoa, tapioca and
rice; loaf sugar; white Havana do; brown do;
New Orleans and Portorico do; ground pimen-
to; pepper and cassia; Goldfish; halibut; pork
ham, &c.
Oils, Paints, Dyc-Woods, SC.
Crockery, Glass and China Ware;
Brass Fire Sets, elegant patterns; and
Brass Kettles;
Hardware and Cutlery;
Hollow and Stone Ware, &c.
Mr.. Baker would say to his former friends
and TO the public generally, that he has spared
no pains in selecting such an assortment Of
goods as might please them; and especially he
would say 10 gentlemen who wish 10 be seen
in fashionable attire, that they will do well TO
call and examine his stock Of goods before pur-
chasing. He feels warranted in saying that
he can offer them as rich an assortment of
Cloths and prices as low Ito say the least) as
they will otherwise find.
Fayetteville, Sept. 0, 1889. 2
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PoetrY.
From the Savannah Georgian.
SHE TOOK HER Lutte.

by LIEUT.. @. W. PATTEN.
She took her lutte from where il slept,
And placed il 10 the breath of Spring
But when the breezes DER il swept,
A wsn,on Zephyr broke the string;
And, as its shrek died on the ear, Twain,
THAT cords wild shrek when snapp'd i
With measured sounds twas grief TO hear,
The musing maid prolonged the strain.
"Oh thus--'iis thus with her who spreads
Her bosom-cords for Love TO wiring
His breath inconstant breaks the threads,
Aud leaves the heart tuneless thing"
She tore a iiow'ret from the shade,
And bore il TO the beams Of day
But while the light around il played,
II wiihered meath the burning ray;
And as she marked each fragrant leaf
Fast shrinking 10 the MONDAY glare,
Again, with melowed tones ofgrief
She sang along the scented air:
"And thus-'ts thus with her, unwise,
Who courts the sun OF passions eye;
mid lights that seem Of heavenly rise,
The startled dreamer wakes--to die !"
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New Store and NJ
G. O obs

THE subscriber has opcn.a
u Williamsyille, where h. h. a q Veg StoA|
entire new stock Of GOODS 0Ae's Tor ssal
AhoSo wH'cn Slr bn pou,,.
BLK, blue, brown and D.hr
CLOTHS; blk, brown. nun: sunL BR0d
s sh;s.. ana arap casslmeres and satus,'a sI
Inipet and other vestings; 10 ~ ri 81
nos ron oo 70 "a cents per yd, blnm. "g; n
brown alepines; bI'k sincbaw que, blk
Italian silks; fig'd and plain IA f,p ae nap \
boro' Highland and brocsde sb.. Nh slks; ",
sortment of PRINTS; Sro,.s; agood|
French, Grecian and common hI,,. glnghd|
laces; book muslins; check and ~, and vi
ladies' silk and kid gloves: Ger, pam cambr|
bleach'd cotton thread; bl'k linen s AZ and To-.
4 superior Italian crsvats; great w. w., oIk
and cotton bandanna and Aog h5sn ne'y Oh
and common pins; needles, sew;a" Pst
twist; 5000 yds. sheeiines and sh;'.s SIX
ings from Is to 25cents per ward. d'a;Ir'gs; !,
ting, wadding, wicking, canvas ,'"il'ings,t
licia, and in short, great MANI d rth''u'ng,
which the subscriber will he h,s.' o'.ef af'i'
an VINO wiii call and examine bis stool '" ~
is large and will be sold cheap. '' WI
WINTER and SPERM OH
oil the best quality.
WANTED in exchange e., .o.a.
kinds Of country produce, Tor which w. U y
est market prices will be paid. pu,eb ',,s u
respectfully invited TO call aud examine S or <,
selves. ''''"' 'O' 'n'
,v;,,;....;,,. J, A. MERRIFIELD