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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06
WING NOMINATIONS.

twill be seen below that the Wing State
committee have promptly and unanimously fill
ed up the vacancy made in our ticket by the
death of Messrs. Brown and Dickson, with the
names of JOHN CRUsoE, of this county for Au-
ditor, and GIDEON FITZ, of Kinds for Treasu-
rer. This nomination has been responded to
by the press, ana so far as we are able to learn
has given general satisfaction. We therefore
hoist their names at the head of our paper and
with the whole ticket we are determined to
" sink or S0im.'' Capt Crusoe is not much
known in the lower part of the State, but he
Will soon make himself so; and in advance We
will assure our brethren in that quarter that
the Committee have acted with judgment in
Their selection of him. OF Mr.. Fitz the South
ern Sun remarks: "Gideon Fitz Esq the
nominee for Treasurer, is well known through
out Mississippi, as gentleman of the most in
flexible honesty-the most devoted business
habits-and ofhghly respectable talents. For
a number OF years he was Register OF the land
office at Mount Salus. Subsequently he held
the Office of Surveyor General of this State,
for period of four years. In this capacity, he
gave universal satisfaction; and although sew
eral hundred thousand dollars of the public
money went through his hands during his con-
tinuance in Office, it is known that he was no
detdulter, but promptly paid over every dollar of
the public money. Mr.. Fitz was prescribed
by the party in power, and thrust out of Office
| rcho Of, 49,, !
duced. However, in this he only experienced
the fate of hundreds of the most talented and
virtuous officers of the country
The Central Wing Committee of the
State of Mississippi, having been called on
by numbers of their political friends, in va
rious parts of the State, to fill the vacan-
cies which death has made in our ticket,
and believing from the tone Of the public |
press, that il was expected of them, have
reluctantly assumed that responsibility
| Had they considered their own feelings |
and wishes they would have avoided the
discharge of so delicate duty, the more
particularly, when not expressly delegated
to them; but it was evident from the facts
above adverted to, that unless done by
them, it would not be done at all, and our
ranks would be subject TO that division and
certain defeat produced by numerous can
didates of our politics.
Under these circumstances, they could
not hesitate as to the course to be pursu-
ed.
After cautious deliberation, and with an
earnest attention to the importance of the
offices TO be filled, and the dignity and re.
spectability of the party whom we repre-
sent, they recommend TO the Wings of Mis- |
sissippi, for their support, GIDEON FITZ,
Esq. of Kinds county, for Treasurer, and
JOHN CRUSOE, Esq. ofLowndes coun-
~. for Auditor.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06
A. R. JOHNSTON,
B. A. LUDLOW,
HUGH G. STEW ART,
AARON LINDSAY.
Jackson, July %, 1899.

The Columbus Ryfemen.-This fine corps
of citizen soldiers viii celebrate their anniver-
sary on Saturday, the 10th instant, at that beau
tlful and delightful spot, Huddlestons Spring.
The members of the corps will, on that occa.
sion, shoot for splendid silver medal which
has been prepared by Mr.. G. D. FAINT, watch
maker of this city. A dinner will be given
also; and as, for the time, the editorial fra
ternity of the city have been invited to partake
of the festivities of the day, we do not doubt
that we shall be able, in our next, to furnish
our readers with good account ofthe celebra-
ton.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06
Republicans WING Nominations


For United States Senator,
SERGEANT. S PRENTISS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
EDW A d Il u r n E R.
FOR CONGRESS-,
ADAM L. BINGAMAN, of Adams,
REUBEN DAVIS, of Monroe.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
DUDLEY L. JENNINGS.
FOR AUDITOR,
JOHN CRUSOE, of Lowndes.
FOR TREASURER,
GIDEON FITZ.
Loscndes County Whtg Nominations
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
THOMAS G. BILLUPS,
RICHARD EVANS,
p. b. STARKE.
FOR SHERIFF,
PRYOR M. GRANT.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE COURT,
GEORGE VAUGHAN.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
LAVENDER S. WILKINS.
FOR CLERK OF PROBATE COURT,
WILLIAM P. FULLER.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06

Female Influence was remarked
by Mr.. Pepys,-" | cannot but think, that
# many a young and beautiful woman
could be made TO see IN strong point OF
light, the extent of her influence either 10
do good or 10 do evil, it might awaken the
.consciences of some to exert themselves in
the cause of virtue, and deter others from
atfording that countenance 10 vice, which
IS gwen by discovering too plainly, that
It IS not wholly disagreeable to those who
IN words profess themselves the patronesses
of virlue.s No one, who does not enter
INTO the feelings of young man, can con-
cetve how much less formidable the ridicule
ofall men in the world would be, than that
OF the women with whom he happens TO be
acquainted"
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06

The Craze YGrd.-A decent fence around
the grave yard would do credit to our city,
Many ofthe graves are in sad condition, and
the hogs and cattle have free access to every
part Of the yard. Asmall subscription BY each
OF our citizens, would create fund sufficient
to build handsome fence around it. By the
way, the grave of JNo. A. Hose is almost for.
gotten-we visited it the other day and it can
with difficulty be discovered. Hundreds Of
dollars are lavished on strolling players and
circus riders, but our worthy dead, those whom
we loved and admired while living, are forgot
ten-thelr names even, it seems, are erased
from the tablet. of our memories.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06
uNIoNIuNIoN,l

We hail as a most suspicious omen the
union that pervades the Wing ranks in
Mississippi, and the willingness manifested
by individual members who were before
the people as candidates, 10 express in a
manner not to be misunderstood, their de-
votion to the cause and principles OF their
party, which we hold to be identified with
the public veal. A our exchange papers
afford US memorable instances of this pat
riotic, ingenious spirit, and we hope the
citizens of our City and County will in no
wise be behind their brethren in ether parts
ofthe State.
In Rankin County there had been much
difficulty in fixing upon the candidates for
the Legislature, but the matter is now SET
tied, and clear field is left to the Wing
candidates, Messrs Sitter and King, to con.
test ii with their loco foco adversaries.
In Madison County, too, like happy
result has been produced by the withdraw
al of L. M Garrett, who wonld have been
a prominent candidate, but whose running
would have weakened the Wing ticket
These are times in which acts Of patrio-
tsm like this shine with peculiar lLstre,and
we cannot avoid quoting the remarks of the
Madison County Wing on this case, giving
them our hearty approval, and commend
ing them to the favorable consideration of
our own citizens.
''Too much praise cannot be given TO
this generous and patriotic act-it should
be treasured up by the Wings of Madison,
that he, who by this voluntary act-noble
and patriotic within itself-which endears
him to his friends, may on some future &C.
casion receive other testimonials of their
regard, than those they now give com.
mendation alone. After this withdrawal,
it is to be hoped no Wing will be so lost
to himself and his party as to present him.
self for their suffrages and now although
there are three Wings in the field, we feel
confident of being able'to defeat any one
or two candidates the Van Buren, party
may choose to place before the people. .
Matches Courier,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06

The Je'oelry LOttery.--The tickets IN MIR.
Warren's scheme are gong off like hot cakes
Those who desire to purchase had better apulv.
soon. The tickets are sold at only three dol
lars.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-08-06

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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

"a y effect removal ofstlii emost tedious and
|disagreeahle disense. j
@ hers Who have emiQTntcd to that rich
ind promising portion Of On country -men
who went out full Of hope, and confident Of
winning a competence from the luxuriance
|of the soil or who carried to the outposts Of
our settlements the mercantile or mechani-.
cal experience won in the crowded cities ana
towns of the older Suites, have ether returns
ed with shattered constitutions md depress.
ed spirits, or they remain in their new homes,
dragging out a weary life; at last TO sink, un-
der some disease to which they are predis-
posed nv that terror Of the West, the FEvER
and AouE. Their hopes are blasted--lheif
business energies destroy their Ell Dnrado
becomes desert, and the word OF promiee,
made to the ear is brnken 70 the hapess $.
70 these individuals, Mr.. MorFAr would
say-"Iry;the Life Medicines, and you will
yet anticipate your most sanguine expeeta.
lions, for they will certainly re toro you to
health"
& FEvAR aud AcUE Is complaint which re-
quires 10 be met at It's first approach, and
coml,atted at every stage. Seldom fatal Of
itself, it reduces The strength, aLd impairs
the functions Of The organs, so that upon the
manifestation Of disease Nature is, unable,
unassisted, 10 resist the inroad The LIFE
MEDICINES, when taken strictly according to
directions will cure it, and give to the weak
and trembling victim Of disease, new health,
life and strength.
For further particulars Of the mode Of
treatment, the reader is referredto the Coop
SAMARITAN, copy of which accompanies
The medicine. A copy may be ottained of
the different agents who have the medicine
for sale.
French, German and Spanish directions
can be, otained on application At the Of
fee, 375 Broadway. New York.
All post letters will receive immediateat-
teniion
Sold wholesale and retail by WILLIAM B.
.AloFFIT; 375 Broadway. N Y. A liberal
deduction made to those who purchase to
sell again.
Agents-The Life Medicines may also be
had of,he principal Druggists in every town
throughout 4he United States and Canadas.
Ask for Moffal's Life Pills and Phenix Biz
tiers; and be sure that fac simiIe of John
Moffat's signature is upon the label of each
| bottle of B,tters, or box iofPills.
Rodney, Oct. 80, 1889. rs.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Administrators Sale.

PURSUANT TO an order of The honora-
bic tie Probate Court Of Jefferson
County, Mississippi, granted At the regalar
June term, 1889, the subscriber, as Afimin-
istrator Of the estate of John Quicker, decd,
late of said County, will sell on
Tsesday, tie eighth day Of October nerf,
the real estate Of said licensed, consisting
Of a numbcr Of improved and npimprnved
lots in the town of Rodney, Mississippi, IN Q
credit Of one and two years, the purchases
giving bond and approved security.
THOS. A. COMPTON,
Administrator.
Aur,et Q6 1870 60-ts
erIhe above sale il postponed until
tuesday tie Ioth day Of Nopember aezs,
when ia addition 70 The above, will be sold
shares Of stock in the R.dney Steam Saw
Mill. THOS. A. COMPTON, Admir-.
Rodney, Ovt. 8, 1889. fs-s1a.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills and

TNyI4E universal estimation in which the
celebrated Lille Pills and Phenix Bit
tiers are held is satisfactorily demonstrated
bv the increasing demand Cor them IN every
State and section Of the Uninn, and by the
voluntary testimonials TO their remarkable
efficacy which are every were offered. Il
is not less from deeply gratifying conf
dence that thoy are The means Of extensive
md lnesiimable good among his afflicted fel-
low creatures, than from interested consid-
erations, that the proprietor of these pre-
eminentIy successful medicines is DESTROYS
of keeping them constantly before the public
eye. The sale of every additional, bottle
and box is guarantee that somo persons
will be relieved from graater or less de-
gree of suffering, and be improved in gen
eral health; for IN no case Of suffering from
disease can they be taken in vain. The
proprietor has never known or been inform
ed of an instance In which they have failed
to do good. In the most obstinate cases Of
hronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous
and bilious head ache, costiveness, piles,
general debility, scrofulous swelllngs and
ulcers, scurvy, salt rheum and all other
affections of the organs and membranes, they
effect cures with a rapidity and permanancv
which few persons would Theoretically be-
Iieve, but to which thousands have testified
from happy experience. In colds and cor CHS
which, if neglected, superinduce the most
fatal diseased of the lungs, and indeed the
yiceia in general. these medicines, if taken
but for three or four days, never fail. Ia
ken at night, they SO promote the insensihle
perspiration, and SO Iieve the system OF
febrie action and fecnlent distractions, as
to produce most delightful sense oi conva-
lesence IN the morning; and though the usu-
al symptoms Of cold should partially return
duoing the day, the. repetian of suitable
dose at the next hour of bedtime will almost
invariably affect permanent relief, without
further aid. Their effect upon fevers of a
more accurate and violent kind is not less
sure and speedy If taken il proportionable
quantity; and persons retiring TO bed with
infiammatory symptoms OF the most alarm
ing kind, will awake with the gratifying con-
seriousness that the fierce enemy has been
ovcrthr wn, md can easily be subdued. In
the same way. viceral turgesenre, though
long established, and visceral infl,ma tons,
however critical, will yield-the former to
small and the latter to large doses of the
Life Pills; and so also hyslerical affections,
hypocnndrlocistn, restlessness, and very ma
ny other varieties ofNeurotical class of dis
eases, yield to the efficacy of the Phcnir
BHters. Full dire ctions for The use Of these
.mediciaes, and showing their distinctive APP
pIicability to different complaints, accompa-
nv thom nh thpv can he ohfainpd wh.alo.s
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Dissolution.

THE Firms nf Kelly s. Harris, At Nev
Orleans, and Of Harris g Kelly, nj Rodpegs
we're dissolved o. the first day, * July Las,
BY mutual consent. The settlement Of said
concerns will be attendeklto in New Orleans
BY Henry Kelly, and in Mississippi, BY 4.
G. Harris, ard the name Of the firms VIII
only be used 10. Iiqdida.ion. -. 80 49, $,
S. 49, - LEVI G. HARRIS,
$. 49, - :sss HENRY KELLY.
August 8, 1888. 1900 q.
The Grand Gulf Wing. will copy the q
bove six times, and forward the accoupt hare
e or collection. - 80 IS
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
NOTICE.

.TUyHE Steam Boat CANOES having been
thoroughly repaired, in. New Orleans,
will resume her regular trade.
Rodney, 2lst Oct. 1889.
New ORLEANS, 18th Oct. 1880.
WE hereby certify that Cotton shipped
by the Steam Boat Ganges, will be insured
at the usual rates Of premiums said Boat
having been satisfactorily repaired:
Western Marine s. Fire Insurance Co.
L. MATTHEW'S, Prest.
Firemen's Insurance Company,
E. 4. TRACY, Sec,y.
Orleans Theatre Insur nee Company,
J. A. DUREL, Secy.
La. State Marine g. Fire Insurance Co.
CHAS. w. HORNOR Sec'y.
RICHARD L. Robertson, Inspector for
Merchants, and Ocean Insurance Compa-
nies.
Atlan;ic Insurance Company,
n EDWIN BRIGGS, Scc,y.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

~
II WILL ,sell, i he re- e che psrf
House 10 Faysite,
On SdssSlng sks 81 d lyese -
between ,hsI hours q 1 / o,clock 4 u md
4 O'Clock r. ~. nnder !. deed Of tlust Gxe-
cuted 81 r. Il. Dueean. 10 mo for the bene-
ct Of +. @. Hughes; the following property
% VITA sracto f lsnd adjoining Fsyette,
containing
TWENTY -six Acres,
bounded by land of Charles Clark on The
north and east. and 81 the sCIawson Tract''
on the west--nlso, S.
Seccsstg.11re Heres,
.of the said .Ciawsoni Tracis being the
aorlhern part thereof-slso,
F orty-eight q To- 100 Acres,
lying about half mile west q Fayette, be-
ing the same onswhich g the
1;!;l. Dacening House,
now occup;edzhy William i. Sur
piss, adj,ipjng said ,lawson Trnci, "-als,'.
The tolawing LUiS wsth the BULL DINGS
'sl,erean, in FAyETTE aud RoDNEY, wit:
No. feur in square No. twgg in Rodney, IN
which are ths buildings lately occupied by
r. H DuogsnxG Co.. ne store and warc-
house, and lots no. uiree, four ard Ave in
square M. two in Fayettc, -alsu, some
Househ0ld Euaiturf, sc.
Terms Of Sale Caek. The purchaser will
receive conveyance Of such title as The sub
scriber has power by said deedof trust to
make.
CHARLES CLARK. Trustee.
Oct. 9, 1889. ts-75.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

Liquors. Cordials, &c.
TUST RECEIVED
- Good Champagne Brandy,
Cognac Brandy, Rum, Holland Gin,
Maneira Wine, good old Port Wine,
Claret Wine, good Peach Brandy,
Champagne Wine, Cherry Bounce,
Cherries bottled, &c &c.
A gosd assortment of Candy,
Oranges and Lemons; Playing Cards
Lot of good Cigars.
0rGood Whiskey for sale by the drink
or gallon.
IF. GoLDING.
Sept II, 1899. 7.-4t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

OluQUIC UuA I'LL ldutdllOu
For SALE.
"A THE Undersigned having pur-
fsssA chased land in Texas, and deter
t:s: mined o.movs to ]. as soon as pos
slz=1, siblc, will sell on better terms for
the p.rchaser, Chan has been sold near
Rodney for the last ten years.
The Tract Of Land
wherein he now does and has resided for
many years past. The above tract is six
miles from Rodney, contains SEVEN
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ACRES,
three hundred and seventy of which are
cleared and in cultivation, and the remain
der set with the best pasture grass we have
in this country. There isnn the premises
"a fine two story framed DWELLING with
eigh, rooms and six FIRE places. Also, all
other buildings necessary to such a dwelling,
with two frs. rate CEMENT CIsTERNs IN the
yard. There is nlsu, good Gin, Barn,
Quarter, md all other improvements neces-
sary for farM.
Tho above tract abounds with never fsil-
I ing Springs, 50 that il world be impossible
to find square fifty acre Geld, on any
part Of the land, that wonld MOI contain wa
ter at all times sufficient for several hundred
head Of cattle.
The undersigned having Witnessed the
Consequences of others clearing the timber
away from their lines, he has carefully pre-
served u sufficiency Of good timber, on Or
near every part Of the lines * fence, where
il may be wanted, 10 last for III ofdinars
purposes Of repair for thirsy or futy years e
come. Like other places IN the hills, this
has had its fi,ll share Of sickness, perhaps
more, until the introdnctinn Of Cistern Wa
ter put stop to It, and il is now as health,
as any place in the pine woods.
A further description of he place il deem
ed unnecessary, as of course, any persol.
Wishing TO purchase, will view il for him
sell, \ hich can be dong ii any time By call
ing 1t the dwelling. s.. 81:
Possession riIl DO given Al any time afiet
/ the present crop i gathered, on certain con
ditions most favorable. 10 the purchaser.
which will b6mads known q the time 81
purchase. -
Whnevcr really wishes to buy Hill Land,
l,as i.p tueaus 81 doing 80, and will view Il,
will most assureslly purchase this place.
81 & ANDREW MONTGOMERY. :
0rrThe Matches Courier s. JoasnaI and
the Grand Gulf Wing, viii give The above
four insertions each, md forWasd accoun,
when Il will be Immediately paid. g
/ a. ss szEEIaz zEAsss s. = IL. u.
s. Sept "a = ssf 9l~sf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30
Sheriffs Sale.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

JEFFERsUN COUNTY.
John = Watkins :. use As'
Henderson g. Hill. ct. al.
In Jefferson Circuit Court, to December
Term 1899.
10y virtue Of the above writ of feri ia
ID cias to ne directed, will exptse at
public sale, before the Court House door il.
Fayetie, 10 said county,
On Mondoy, tie 2lst day Of October nert,
Within the hours prescribed by law, for
ready cash, the following slaves, TO wit:
SALLY and her two Children,
JOE and NANCY.
The said slaves are levied on as the prop
erty Of said defendants, TO satisfy the above
stated execution and costs Of snit.
GEO. TORREY, Shift.
By WM. B. TAYLOR, D. s.
Oct. 2, lS39.-22-ts [prs fee 5000
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-30

NOR SALE-THOMAS1llN LINE,
BY JOIN a. WATKINS
Oct. 8, 1850. tits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11
Papuakanaock Land for Sale.

OFFER r,t following Tracts Of Land farm IN h"
GOAT. VI lieser Jailed Hsek containing 33 acres rms
NH a!nks OF the RIppahannock river miles above
I.,1 /, we'll for EARNING; - under good enclosures and
az a-c.s,a,y farmhouse on IT, II not s"d 1t private 'ar
rs Al s.ac auction, Cr5anua, the lst day Of Mid
er..sy May c9u!. r., --o
tnu S4,:i county, et Hacs0r f'rsst contanns 'oo
r. farm ., IN the Gold district, TacSetts Mi Is
- Improvement, and has every convenient building
sd court mouse on the j.. Day of S,af,d May court
70, OF rand: II lancaster coua'y, called Cyrus containing
49, a., y,,l.: wbtca j. con.ter- rtiu,oIc II has small
- 90 u-g,I-t ., ten II sold a, private SALE II
~ OFF, 4, abr au,,ioa Linc er Court house, on 'He
ire 1ay Of Ll1c,.;-r MAY Court -. n,
Al ne ABOVE land sod uHier the will OF the late Raw
esa " D,wa 90 o. rUuaty. The Term. vii be ae-
ouo1.n. A.ires. .u,,ciiJe at Morsan>Eie Fduquie'
cor,.y IA JOHN 3. BOWMAN,
Executor II r. ~ DorHnGn
sl-2 lwtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-11
CommisstOner's Sale Of rGiuab!e Property IN
Ne


EbY virtue Of decree OF the County Court Of Abe
D marie lately pronounced IN the case OF Stockton
administrator against Stockton and others, shall on
Thursda the 18th day Of April next, If fair, 1t not the
first fair day thereafter Offer e.: SALE on the premises
the Lot and Buildings in ID" town OF charlottesville
commonly kno IN and described stockton 5 Coach
Yard The lot contains about an acre OF land-and
the buildings consist Of several large and suitable coach
houses and work shops, incTdlng SrIithery, AMI d
new and extensive Stable, with useful and convenient
Gamers.
So much Of the purchase money as may be necessary
10 paw the costs Of and the expenses attending The
execution OF thu decree, will be demanded IN cash
Upon the balance credit of and two years VIII be
aowed-bu the rur hassr will be required ln give bono
with approved personal security for the amount; and the
title TO the property will be retained additional secu-
ry, until payment. j. w sau NDfho'
Commissioner.
March - IGU-tds
" The above sale is postponed to the loIh day OF
May next. ) W >.
April II IlO-