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FOR NEW YORk-This Evening.

HOLMES LINE OF Packets.
Fl The fast sailing coppered and copper
,iirTfN fastened packet ship NASHVILLE. Wood,
rn~,er, will leave the evre this evening" For
pa sage hu, ing cesan, Accommodations apply TO the
Captain Oh board, opposite the Vegetable nrkes,or
.elS A COHEN. 80 t'ommon st
u The packet ship OCO NEE, will c"mmen e dis
CHARGING this day NJ the foot o, tho Vegetable market
ConSgnecs will please attend TO the receipt OF their
goods The l.ever. COHEN, Agent.
felS 81 COnmon 81
Ship TROY. spt Wood, for New ork. Pussen-
gers bv this ship will pleas he board this afternoon
Monday. n, oclock-nt which hour steamboat will
be alongside to tow her to sra.
aIi PETER LAIDLAW, 66 Camp ST
~ ~ HIRE-A black girl, 10 "ears, good house
4 var' Enquire li9 st Charles ST. fc G-ltp
$500 CHI iLLENGE.
N1R DANIEL. DERLIN having challenged to the
I'VE amount OF 800 that his workman, Henry Sim.
mons, could urn lit and drive horse shoes in one
dav. than other ,nan in the state Louisiana and
beng taken by Us said berlin backed ou; and fiuher-
more al the time agreed to pnt up $3.50 that
could do turning, fttin: aud dr. wing hor- c.
sIloes in n given sp Of time in mocha iica, and
worklnaulika ORDER than said berlin and Sinn ms, to
now challenge them to the ST $500 that We can
do OF said work in given tine. in better aud
more wursmanliSe manner than sail Derin aud SIM
mons, who if dsposed 10 take up this challenge, aud
end their ufing and hnustng will find ready for
item at Nix DAME DANAS, I27 Com..on 81,
.'OHN CLYDE,
JAMES FITZPATRICK
frlS-1tp Horse Shoers uftrr stale ni l.nuisi,
hr.,---o cast, s,en's BLACK E,isSu, mems aud
i'll hn,'s black silk hats, for sale l,v
E.ls ISAAC GRiDGi. n G.. ~ Maga"ia,. st
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Gnu NERcsh
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEAl,AN

..5z....gz ,gg-.zs= g4s February TO- 1899
ohip Chsvaler Knight for Liverpool, |. II Gale
Ahip y - soit, Rarilett. for 1vrrp"ol IHGale
ship Tacitus. Plummcr for Portsmouth, Muster
Ship Avis Simmonds for Boston, Kihdcr l. ,tcsd
ekip Ferax, Uealy. for roston. Ss Jp Whitney
0afk 0ntnave, Wheatand. for Boston, lha.r T. Dixey
nark Mary, Nirkerson. for Baltimore G BEDFORD
eask Lucretis, LOWS for New York, r Anscy
1rig Harriet. r Usher, for New York S&IP Whitney
1sS Nina, Alexander for Balizc Honduras W r Wig
echr Mary Ellen. Ellis, for Pensacola Master
Nehs koscusko, Moss, for Sabine 4 ycr W Bryan
Nehf Marion Ferry for New York. S&JP Whitney
Nahe No''rd, Allan, for Tampi'o, T. e Andrews
0ahs Cesar, stumnn FIR New York. Ashbiiyc jenkins
0ehS Albion, varnum. for New York, S&JP Whitney
1ehr Henry. Clark. for Aitakapas, Master
0ehs Palestine. May, for Roktnn. W II sumner & CO
eeAr Gov Arnold, swan. far st Matks, wv Stlwell
eehs Mesnnx Star. Lewis, for New York, W II sumner
eehr Elisa Ann Floyd. for Maani,ras. D Goldsmith
etsan packet New York, Wright for Galveston,
n,rr T. II
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STEAM FssAT BILLS.

MINERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS of STEAM
" BOATS hare their Bills Styurk of, IN enc
more Color'd Inks, on Plain Coloreh Paper niM
despatch, nad on Jarorabc Terms, By tearing their
ORDERS tTEuE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
Pov,lras and 81. Charles strccta.
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81. Charles Y'JseNfye.

Fourth night of the engagement of the celebrated
MADII... AUGUSTA.
This Ercnng, February IS,
Will be performed the celebrated Opern OF
TIE PAGES OF THE DUKE DE VEN
DO VI u. ..,..-r.- ..yT-.r5-s
The Duke, Mr. Dnbnr
Count dc Manct Eurke,
Pcdlillo, Russell,
VICTOR a page, Mad'ile Augusta,
Eugene, Benn'e
Grand Pas seul, by Middle HaVcno'
Previous to which the petite Comedy Of
A PECULIAR POSITION.
Iescnr NirDebar'
Champignon, . f'hh'
Countess dc Nornra, Mrs Far ell.
An Over,ure nv the Orchestra
After which the popular petite Comedy OF
FRIGHTENED 10 DE ATH.
jack Phantom, MIR browne,
Gre yheard, Farren'
Emily, Mrs D2bnr.
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CONSEQUENCES. &c.--Wo publish to-day cor
respondcncc between the Committee appointed by the
ed Municipality Meeting, held at Bnuks's Arcade last
week to consider the conduct Of the Mayor, and the
lee atm from New Orleans in the Legislature,
spectng the rroprirty Of passing Mr. Hons hill 1t
will be that our representatives nre nnimously
agreed to reject the LIST srctno, nusmcniins ths Mayors
pawcrs and investing him with tho appointing power.
They also agree that the other sections Of the bill
giving him pownr to turn nutccruin mum cipav officers
for certain olInc him, and Withholding from the
Council The power OF renrpr,nt such erprllec unless
he shall he ronnninaed by the Mayor and to make the
MAYORS messing, part nj the record of the various
Councils and ordering, them to lie published with the
ordinary proceedings: All have to say ut present
is tia; the subject shouli be weighed well fore it is
decided upon Ivy The iIonsc-anh especially by ou'
rpnrrrcntaves.
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NOPPY!NG PRESSES-Just received doz.
~ Riches Potent Lever Copying Presses, for sale
nv DAVID FELT II 20,
fei3 N Starioners Hall, "A Chatres st
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LNAHRENlltIl'S Thermometers. a very beautiful
Il article, new sly lie, just received from Europe. and
for sale by DAVID FEAT n Co,
el3 N Y Staff ,ncrs Hall, "a Cha,trrs st
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- lGAk-i'h hhds. Oh plantation, above the city,
~ for sale by READ II BAHSTOW.
f"lJ 9 hank Place
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4 yAruuc aud Roman. lust received and
tor sale by READ Il Is \KSr0W.
lelJ Hauk Place,
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STEAM SAW MILL

4 OD'S-l Eases stout calf srwed Boots landing
q from barE RnShnv. fr sale tv
tcl5 Isaac BRIDGE Il Co "a Mnrazine &,
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fsODFISII-3U0 boxes Goldfish, for sale by
" ISAAC BRIDGE 4 Co,
fila l3I Magazine :
a NEW Dirtinnnrv OF The English Ian snugs, by
IN Charles hicllarISon complete in , vols. AIsn
No. OF Nj hoas Ncklebv, ju-l received, and for ule
by WM MkEAN,
felt cor Camp ari Common streets
DOfA1tI t.S-550 bits in fine order in fHur bar
II nafs IN store, fnr safe by g DORSEY.
fe5 ,ts9saJiYs- a >rwl rvre
n fshil ~ ..ss'if,.a, landing iron" s's""
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UMBRELLAS eases, HH To 81 in. Aaniua
u Gng hap umbrellas for sale by
fec iSAA BRIDGE Co. lI Magazine 3,
MACON SlDES-10 binds Cincinnati, currfin
, and for sue by STETSON & AVERY,
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wealth, to invest il in some promising enterprise
Among this floating scum if may coll it, is that
class of men, who feed aud batten tho spoils OF
hearess ard unprincpled calling; we allude to the
fraternity of gamblers These come TO the city during
the fall months in great numbers, ans carry on their
operations i'll secret during the winter and spring.
Thy are probably The finger posts TO more cr'nats'
than perhaps uught else could cnumcrate Nothing
sotl"nts the sehsi' ilies gaming. The very eye
loses its wonted expression aud soon acquires stern
and glarns, If not frocious expression. 1t IS almost
in,ui'ive, the discrimination which detects the con-
irmed gamb ers. How many hro's and ranss' no"
many tenrs Of agony wrung like blood dro from the
hcnrt, have they caused?
If gaming ncArious and be deprecated in the abstract
how much it vice. and will it lead to distress ana
misery when scdnccs the weak and inexperienced and Ca
ge-y anticipating fool the raspns mailman through deVi-
ways and dark alleys along cobwebbed Corridors to
and there ushe's him into den, TO be
eeceA of that loss If which is his run only impcs
him further until hcegay or crime is his fate
We We heretofore expressed firm conviction that our
laws present instituted cannot prevent secret gaming
establishments from tcrg set up and carried on And we
urged the proprcy of so altering the gaming law as &c
lieena certain NUM- of establishments which should keeE
open doors, and all others TO be punishable by heavy penal
There would much crime be prevented and many mise
| rahle wretchcs he saved from ruin.
The c!lence of police may he in measure con-
siderable antioc crime in New Orleans BY CHANGING al
the statistics Of other large cities il will be seen that the pro
portion against city great if indeed it is not in on
own favor. the North they have been accustomed
think that none could walk the streets ut night without finding
a stictto between his ribs reng carbonad"cd in crur
MANNER feel hero after nigh,fn VIC shone
feel in tho streets of Philadelphia New York at d-day
The police rigid and crime does not stalk abroad in Oh
streets imagined. The sections and purcus wher
may not be safe rnmbc after night fall in front
the ST. Charles Exchange hut it is circumstance thu
men, lab assault wander them when they Shou
be in their be,ls. We have advertel this SUBJECT, be
cause is which nearly concerns city. We do no
wish to enjoy bad reputation, when dcscrn good
W wish show of the of crimr and to
the Young and who may seek this place, only
exp scd t, disappointment TO call legislative attention
the gaming law and that important subject
fi,tut iue
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Z GKESTpN'S Treatise on bookkeeping, in two
pntI, one for wCChtuics OF all SEES and one
for merchants and bankers Also, Bcnnets, for ner-
chants cNclusvcy account books every description
tor sale by DAVID FELT 4 Co,
tclr W Stn,oneIs IluIl, ~ Char,res at
a'OFFEE-lGe bags Havana Coffee landin, from
~ brig Oh ei,un, lor sne bv
fcll : y i L MuIENl,A- 70 l,n1nn ii
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TRUE AMERICAN OEEzGE.

B DDlz & JOB TpRIM1pIWs}
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EpAlSI\S-l0O boxes \R Ruieins,
III 900 = boxes do do
100 Ii hOxCs do ln do

4 AlNl \>-lWD tOXe3 NIX Rnl+lnS,
IL 900 boxes do do
100 ii hoxc. do do do
In store and for 4nlc lv
febo CIiANpiIN g. COOPER, SO Juia at
fNON \-1Ov s,u Ks DOW lru,in.. Nnd for snir nv
~ in2i ClIANPi.lN \ COOPER. 10 Ju, st
,U\NI BAtiS-;,OUN funny Rugs in store for
~ sale by CHAMrll\ " COOPER,
f'o 50 Jul st
| INE--l%nn rn-ks Thonnston l.iur for snlc in lois
l.! to suit purchasers. Arrlvto
t'9 pLAlnl,AW, &C Cnrr st
Nr.W OlN.i.AN.> AND N,>llk MA. tad. nt,A!.
COMP my
NEW ARR NN(.I.NE%r.
3 MI. 'oromo>c Will leave t,,r Depot TN ,o of
ta'ol street, ev"rv d = at \. " an, return 1
7. VI. except SUNDAYS w.Icn she Will
Depart RFinrn
\. VI. - +. ".
" !!
II tTnr f'r private partn,', provo, ii thu number
he siitlI M, i'll be sent down the road da, :
prev noCc.
2 u - II {
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'E'IlE POLISH ORPHAN, or Nics<itudc---A tale
by the autlor Of lr swiss l!cil"ss just received
and for sale by A. II WAR,
jan 10 A. t'amr 81
r. EW YORK >mriolcr'~ Hall. y 'thn,lrcs stree,
by DAVID FTlT x co.
Every nr,rlr in stationary ready made, TO order
put up, AT rhrt notice. Whorsale retail, eash
approved credit. les
'1NO COFFEE HOUSES & BtRS-rhr subscriber
have just r2eivcd large assortment OF Ginx
1nmbkcrs, becnntcra, Sugar Bowls aud silver punch
Ladies' and ,oddy spoons "" rh they offer for sale low.
jn22 Il EROWE & Co. II Camp III
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5NOAL-976 tons ofl" best English conl, we'll suited;
X for steam ho,,t Use, board bn1ur Atcnrn, from
New Castle, tor snle by HOLMES II MILLS,
ia9n Bank Place
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T1NIN WARE Manufac torv-Everv article of Tin
j and SHEET copper manufactured at the short
est notice, and in u superior style by
fel3 LOCKE e. &c, Front st
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shIo--o CASTS siens BLACK itnssim, mems aud
Ill hoy's black six hats, for sale v
f-l5 ISAAC isItiDGt. \ c. III t!aga.iap st
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MAY )H VI! OF NE.yl ORLEANS,
VIE phi I" trash -four to-day is 81 =, per hnrcl
according to The Tariff :hH bakers shall give du-
's me "'Stng week from Mondny 1871, iust) II oun-
ces t" bread toy Il u Bread of The second nuai,y ia
required to weigh % per more, viz: l6l "ncef.
lPib E. tENbiS, aiHtDr.
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Brig Bordeaux Packet spoke The h inst Swe& Ii scr
ttom Barcelona, brnud Ia New Orleans Left in Bordeaux for
lhis port, brig La Petite Susan, TO sal
Steamer Astoria left st Louis the Eth in for
NsU Orleans. knickrrbocker; 9th the Whining
ton at Chester Puwnee aground above Hat Island; 10Th
Antelope 10 miles shove Month of Ohio Majestic and st
luass lying too, WASTING for met miles b9low
Month Of Ohio; nth. Rrazil Island 81 18Th pra
sic ~ miles ahave Natchfz; louisvie EIlis's Gift
Sisrn wheel hnat Warren suuk at Hat Island.
The Upper Mississippi full Of hoatu7 and very low.
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~ PERM tII.--l2 hAncts in store nnd for sale by
- iul7 ABRAHAM TR lER, "a roy Ira $.
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~" PRINTED niM tie Greatest Erp0d tor, and
in style unsurpassed IN New ORLEANS, or else
whrrc
ORDERS lcR al CoMrrrHG Room in S.. Charles FIX
change, CORNER Of Grnrier 81. Or al T II L e
A VI ERR CAN PRINTING OFFICES;
corner of r"vdras and $, Charles Streets, uiH bt
promptly attc''d.dio.
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- A1.MDN-25 qr unrrcls, 30 ciGhihs and go kegs
- salmon, lundinr from ship Charleston, for sale by
fr2 SN JP WHITNEY. 70 Camp n
NOTICE. For sale n COFFEE HOUSE, with all
its fixtures, in Camp street, in the central pnrt Of
affairs, and doing pretty smart business for fur
her particulars ppy not flee Of at Ihthis piper. IS
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VIOLENT DEATHs.-Out ut mere curiosity we clip
ped from one days exchange paper all the Of
dea tbs cnuscd in unnatural way. Hare they are
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NN7OODWONTli's nemiy mrcntcd Pi.A >lNG MA
w Gil NJ. PATENTEp, Noy. Is, 1886
The SUBJ rbrr heinz Of the agents If snid
ouIw or, has Of said Machines put ", for
in the mill % Mcssr iInr;oa & CO., in the city Of La
fay cite, which any person cun cxnnn' Us he has
number of sand mac nra fgr sale, md has the agency
for dsrosing of the privilege for using sai machines
he is DESTROYS sell by parishes, may hes,
sui, the applicants The achin5s the gre a,es, Ia
hour saving machines put in use, Tor dressing and
ohiEg plank for a. Ors or boards for weather siding
Any person dcsirous # rnrehh' 2, call nj No. II
Rampant street, where the subscriber be found.
in lu-lm NM p HAShINS.
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EH AK H. y MiCLAi, A torneys at Iu", II
w Wall street, city OF New No, H. Collections aud
La" business attended to in any par, Of the Of
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-10
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
N0TIGE.


ID 7 virtue of an order of the Probates Court
D of Lowndes County, made at the Decem-
Der Term thereof 1880, the undersigned heir
and guardians of The minor heirs Of the late
John Oliver decd, having complied with the
acquisitions of the statute in such case made
and provided; will sell, on the premises on
Monday the 10Th day of January next, the
Real Estate belonging to the late John Oliver,
decd, beng tract or parcel of land lying in
the county of lowndes, and State Of Missis-
sippi, known and described as follows: to wit:
Section number twenty eight, all of section
number twenty seven, except eighty acres on
the eastern boundary, the east half of section
twenty nine, and the east half of the north east
quarter, of section number thirty two, all in
township number nineteen, north, of range
number seventeen east, containing sixteen
hundred acres more or less.
The above tract of Land which is convent
emily located, about three miles west from the
Tombigby river, and immediately on the
Robinson Road, about seven hundred acres
open and in fine state of cultivation, win be
sold to the highest bidder on credit of one,
two, and three years, without interest, pur-
chaser giving bond with approved sec1rity
and statutary lien upon the premises.
EDM. B. HOSKINS,
Nc. HOLDERNESS, Guar
GEO. r. CLAYTON, dams.
Dec. 10, 1889. ID. print. fee, $14 90 6w.tds
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

= HAVE placed IN the hands of Mr.. George
Il N. Mulln, for collection, all the notes and
accounts due E. B. Drake & Co. for Goods
sold during the years 1878, with instruction
to call on parties once, and if not paid to bring
suit Immediately, on every amount, from one
dollar up. am constrained to this from the
fact that their business must be closed; having
remained unsettled long enough; and that
further indulgence is out of the qestion.
have also placed in the hands of the same
gentleman, as agent for p. B. Barker, Esq
late editor of the Southern Argus, all accounts
due him, left in my care. Those indebted in
either case would confer an especial favor by
promptly paying the same before, or when
called upon, to Mr.. Mullin, who, when not alb
sent on business, may generally be found at
the counting 70 om of Mr. John G. Ramsey. on
Market street.
EUGENE B. DRAKE.
December z, 1889. 12tf
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has Mississippi done! Nothing to relieve. hut
all to distress and embarrass. The watch
word has BIN stay of judgments and execu-
tons.
Dog eat dog and the hardest fsnd of. until
many poor teller that would have bin valu,
pie citlzen has gone to the Dogs sure enuf or
II not gone he feels no better and is esteemed
no better. 1t is not too late to do something,
Tor many, very many, who have kept Up under
the peltngs Oft the battle thus far, will have to
yield and become bankrupts. Times look
gloomy. and discouraging. The crop going
forward Will bring but little, property Of all
kinds brings but little, even niggers that have
BIN relied upon as a sure source to pay debts,
are guoing down and will continue to decline
until times change for the better. Our lands
are bringing less than one-fourth of their in
trinsic value, in many instances even less than
was paid for them to the Genral Government.
Will it not be heartless in the Legislator to re-
main quiet and see her citizens made bank
rupts under such circumstances, when time,
even undor all these discouragements is all
that is asked in the way of relief. No honest
man wants to avoid paying his honest debts
even if he has paid high price for property
And if he had time to make something, or even
to dispose of his property to the best advantage
he might pay all his creditors and if he had
nothing left he would be free to begin the world
anew. Whereas the present course persued
without mercy, leaves him worse than penny
less with debts hanging over him that he has
not the means of paying and which he Will al
ways feel unhappy about without the means
of relief either to himself or his creditor.
Now Ginral, think about these things and
jist imagine yourself in. that sort of fix, and
when you git to Jackson see if something cant
be done in some sort of way that will be little
help in these hard times, and you will git the
thanks of many a good man and his wife and
his dear little childens too, and likewise youl
old codger,
SANCHO PANZA.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-10
NOTICE.

II O'NEAL once more tenders his hanks
81 to the citizens of Columbus and his
customers in general for all past favors, and
respectfully informs them that he will leave
for New York about the LIST of January, and
v i'll take pleasure in bringing on any thing in
his line for the especial benefit of all who may
wish such an accommodation, provided they
call in time and make known the fact to him.
All those having jobs in his hands undeiv-
cred, will plesse call, between now and the
25th, receive the same and "Settle," other
wise they will be sold to pay charges.
Those having just claims against him will
please present them for settlement.
December l. 1899. l2rt.
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TO Rent,
TO THE PUBLIC.

"AVING been DESTROYS of securing the
IL Public against losses by the Real Estate
Bank of this place, the undersigned with the
other Directory ofthat Bank had''an investiga-
ton made as to the necessary amount from
each Of the Stockholders, that would be requi-
red to relieve the Bank from its present en-
barrassments, and upon full and fair investi-
CATION, it was ascertained, and finally Resolved
by the Board of Directors, and the most ofthe
Stockholders being present, 'sThat II the
Stockholders of said Bank would pay INTO the
Bank the amount of their individual indebted
ness, and forty per cent. upon their Stock, it
would relieve the Bank and thatany Stockhold-
er doing so, should be relieved and released
from all further liabilities for, and on account
OF said Bank"
We have therefore, to inform the commmi-
ty, that we have paid in our individual indebt-
edness to said bank and forty per cent. upon
our Stock and the Bank has released us from
all our liabilities for said bank. Having there.
fore acted in good faith towards the publics we
hope the community win not hold us any fur
Their responsible for the debts Of said Bank, un-
| til they have lost all hopes Of collecting then
| from those that are properly liable.
E. II. SHARP,
SETH PEBBLES.
Columbus, Dec. 80, 1899. It'll.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas
ID issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Lowndes County and to me directed, I
will sell for Cash at the Court House door, in
Columbus, on the third Monday in January
1910, the following property, to wit Lots
number six and seven in square No. 2, North
of Main Street Columbus. Levied on as the
property of Robert E. Harris, to satisfy said
writ in favor of the Commercial Bank of Co
lumbus Mississippi, against George Tucker
said Harris, and A. s. Pfster.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the 4th December, 1889.
Dec. 10, At. II, prs. $500
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of writ of Fieri Facias issued
Id by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Lowndes County, and to me directed will sell
for Cash at the Court House door, in Columbus
on Monday the Is day of December 1889 the
following property, to wit: Two negro men,,
named Mills and Owen.
Levied on as the property Of Lavender S.
Wilkins and Seth PEBBLES, to satisfy said fl. ia.
in favor of Hayden Hodges and McMorris.
ESale within the hours prescribed by law.
Dated the Goth day of November, 1889.
P. M. GRANT, Sheriff
Helps fee So Of LOaondes County
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-12-10
NOTICE.
OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,
NJ Al. n1 =. 1Oon

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK,
MACON, Nov. 2lst 1889.
G0NHE notes discounted by the mother
Il bank at Jackson for the first District,
composed of the counties of Oktibbeha, Win
ston, Lowndes, Noxubee, Kemper, Lauder
dale, Newton and Neshoba, having been trans
ferred to this office for collection, renewal
for twelve months will be permitted, by a'pay-
ment of one fourth of the principal, and dis
count on the residue.
Offering days Wednesdays.
Discount DAYS, Thursdays of each week
BY order of the Board.
JNO. DAVIES, Cashier
Dec. 10, 1892 Sw.